The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-23

room, which was in green ornamented
with sweet peas.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left in the even
ing for Yellowstone park, where they
will spend the summer months be-
fore going to Preston, Mimi, to make
their home. The bride wore going
away gown of champagne voile with
hat to match. 4
The ut-of-town guests were Mrs.
III. M. Blethen of Rochester, A. w.
Gray and daughter of Preston, the
Misses Wells and Bigelow of Preston
and Charles and Harry Nixon Of Man
kato.
Miss Marie Ingebredtsen and j. c.
at the home of the brides parents
on Emerson avenue N. The service
was read by Rev. DR.. Keeler before an
altar of ferns palms and syringa bios
SONS. The bridal party entered to the
sound of the 'Lohengrin" chorus. Miss
Miss Some Ingebredtsen, bridesmaid.
Both were in white and carried red
peonies The bridal gown was of white
| null over taffeta. trimmed with lace
and satin, and the bouquet was of
white sweet peas Edwin Soly and
Barney Johnson were the BRIDE
groom's attendants.
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home at sos Emerson avenue N, after
| July Is.
| Mrs. J. E. Glass and Miss Glass en-
tertained a group of the younger
women at luncheon today in honor of
Miss Fannie Heffelfnger. Luncheon
was served at the Minikahda club and
the decorations and appointments
We're all in pink, with a bunch Of
white sweet peas tied with pink tulle
to mark the brides place.
This evening, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ford Bell will give an automobile
party, followed by supper at the
Lafayette club for their sister and
Harry Seldom.
Mrs. H. r. Pingree and Miss Pin
gree arrived from Detroit, Mich, this
morning to attend the wedding of Miss
Heffelhnger and Mr.. Seldom, which
takes place next Wednesday.
| The Misses Best were honor guests
| at a luncheon which was given this
afternoon by Mrs. Charles B. Brooks
at her home on Bryant avenue s.
great cluster. of white peonies formed
the centerpiece, while white sweet
peas were at the covers of the two
| brides.
Mrs. j.. M. Ilstrup and Miss Ilstrup
entertained group of women In
| formally this afternoon at their home
In Third avenue S. for Mrs. L. 3.
Evensen of Great Falls, Mont, who
| is their guest. Mrs. Carl Ilstrup and
Mrs. 3. C. Won Klein assisted in re-
ceiving and a musical program was
given by Mrs. Inez Won Encke of st.
Paul and Alex Liddell.
Mrs. S. S. Cook entertained infor-
| - ~, Of
her niece, Miss Blood, a bride Of next
week. Covers were laid for eight
and the table was prettily decked with
flowers. E:3
Mr.. and Mrs L. Goodman have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Jennie. Ito John Goosman
Of st. Louis, and the wedding will
take place In October.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Isa-
belle Proctor, formerly of Minneapo-
lis, and Charles Edward Dole of
Washington, D. G., took place last
week in New York at the home of the
brides relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard r. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Dole will
visit Minneapolis on their wedding
i trip.
/. Mrs. j. A. sBarringer of the Cam
bridge apartments gave a luncheon
Monday for Mrs. Frederick Towne of
sisseton,c S. D. Among the guests
were Mines. Byron Fl. Ayres, w. B.
Judd and Phi Hartford The dining
room was a study in red with flowers
and foliage. Miss Hartford gave sew
eral readings after luncheon. Satur-
/ day afternoon Mrs. Ayers entertained
4 a group Of friends at a theater party
4 for Mrs. Towne, who is her guest.
When the marriage Of Miss Marie
MCGOWAN and Lieutenant e. 3. Max
we'll was made known yesterday to
the brides parents and friends,
dunn bfounded surprise was general.
Wednesday, when the young mans
company was preparing to go to camp
in Lake City, the two decided to marry
and accordingly they went to FIR.
ECullen, who read the service. Altho
1.-THE marriage license was published, no
lfriend of the young people saw it, and
1.-The whole affair remained a secret.
but as the hour Of separation drew
near the young people felt it would be
better for them both to go to Lake
Lefty, and it was with bushes and en-
4 |barrassment that the bride introduced
i Lieutenant .-axwell to her. parents as
! her husban After recovering from
|,the surprise, Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN
gave the young people their blessing.
Mr. Maxwell, who is first lieutenant
of Company E, took his bride to Lake
i City last evening.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Nellie Quirk is in Chicago
i Mrs. Charles A. Parker and children have gone
to Brooklyn to !on Mr.. Parker.
The E. T. B. will meet tomorrow with Mrs
2 Kittman, 024 E Eighteenth street.
The ladies of Wagner union, No. g. G. A. R.
will have q cinch party this evening in "A. o
U. w. hall.
4 Mrs c.. p. Morse and daughter. Dorothy. o.
Detroit, Mich, are guests of Mrs. w. w. Sykes
Mr.. Morse returned home last evening.
Mrs. F. B. Rowley of Hawthorn avenue left
Monday evening for a. summers trip to Denver
and the east and she will return about Sept. 1
Miss Bertha Redlin and Ernest Redlin will
60 to Wisconsin to visit Saturday. and Mr.
kedlIn will visit st. Louis before he returns.