The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-12

The wedding of Miss Mary Marshall,
daughter Of DR.. w. X. Marshall, and
John William Fogg of Chicago will
take Paee MWeane eShysh evening II Cen
Marshall was formerly presiding elder
of the Minneapolis district and also
served as pastor for several Of the Min
neapolis churches, so that the family
is well known in the city. The bride
is sister OF Dr.: Mrs. J. Warren Little
and pr; and Mrs. Little will give the
bridal dinner tomorrow evening at their
has chosen her six nieces as her attend
ants. Miss Helen Little will be the
maid of honor, Gladys Little, Florence
Marshall and Ruby Magraw Of Chicago
will be bridesmaids, Dorothy Marshall
VII Wi act as flower girl and little Bessie
Fogg, will have as his best man Edwin
I'Woods of Chicago and the ushers will
include Allen Cosgrove and II. V. Dem
ing OF Chicago, Fred Miller and Harry
Dezie of St. Paul and Earl Marshall
and Paul Marshall of Minneapolis. The
fol-, the relatives at the home Of Mr..
/ and Mrs. Edward A: Marshall, 1923
Grand avenue, st. Paul. A number of
guests will come up from Chicago to-
morrow to attend the wedding.
MI. anu MIS- y. "A. Brown nave Is
sued Invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Hazel to Erie David
Luce, which will take place Friday eve
! ming, Dec. 81, in Calvary Baptist
church. The service will be read at 6
O'Clock and will be followed by recep-
| ton at the Brown residence, 2030 Sec
ond avenue S. Mr.. Luce and his bride
will be at home at the Hampshire Arms
after Jan. Is.
Last week Miss Laura Standish en-
tertained for Miss Brown at her home,
| LII Hawthorn avenue. Games and mu-
| sic were the amusements, and after sup.
per the bride was showered with dainty
-handkerchiefs from great bell sus-
pended from the doorway.
| The wedding of Miss Marion Metcalf
and Malcolm Alexander Thompson of
Duluth will take place Wednesday, Dec
20, in Holy Trinity church. Miss Met
calf is sister of Mrs. j. II. Stewart.
A group Of principals entertained
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.
E. FRANCE Whitmore on Clinton ave-
nue., for Miss Susanna E. Sirwell, whose
marriage will take place during the
holidays. A Japanese basket held a
great cluster Of American Beauty roses
ingroom, and on either side were .tapers
in quaint holders. Miss Sirwell was
presented with a handsome Russian
We're the Misses sirwell, Katherine l..
Allen, LuelIa B. Ames, J. Bartholf,
Nancy S. Colgrove, Mae G. Decker,
E Faosia Sorl HlIm nj Nancy H: Felger,
J; Hay, Mary S: Howe, Irene Joslin,
Fanny G. LeGro, Sophie j. Lewis, Helen
M. Maxwell, Ella Miller, Rose B. Morri-
son, Alice E. Rollins, Claribel Smith,
Laura G: Standish, Anna B. Stewart,
Alice G. Warrington, B. Evelyn Weston,
Ellen F. Wheaton, Martha L. Hussey
and Helen Trask
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers gave a
dinner of twelve covers Saturday even
ing at their home on Summit avenue
Pink roses and ferns furnished the
table decorations and roses and carna
tlons with foliage were used in thu
draWingrOoms.
Mrs. Bertha Marquis announces thu
engagement Of her daughter Annie Ju
liet to Benjamin M. Lippman of Eve
Ileth, MINI. The wedding will taxi
place in the early spring.
Mrs. Lynette Fuller entertained :
group of st. Paul women Friday after
noon at her home, 610 Fourth stree
NC. Iuo IOOIuS were UoCOraLeO TO rep
resent the four seasons of the year
with the reception hall as winter, tn
parlor autumn, and the dining and liv
ingrooms as spring and summer. TIL
autumn leaves, daisies and violet
which were used came from Tacoma
WASH, and banked the sideboard. /
grape vine rambled over the wall an
was heavy with punches Of gree,
grapes. In the center of the table il
the diningroom was small crabappl
tree with sixteen apples. A red an
white carnation was at each cover an,
foliage plants and geraniums adde,
their beauty to the decorations. Mrs
Fuller and her sons will 90 to Tacom
for the holidays and later they expec
to remove to Washington.
Miss Marion Wells Of st. Anthem
Park gave a dancing party last weei
for Miss Tottie Carr. It was a costum
party and the fifty children spresente
a charming picture. Miss Carr was
fairy and during the evening she san
several songs. Miss Louise Baus an
Miss Carr gave a Dutch dance an
Miss Hazel Jones sang "My Own Dea
Irish Queen,' by Miss Carr.
Furs for Minnesota Winter.
The Great Plymouth Fur Section.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby are occupying the
new home on Stevens avenue.