The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10

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A quiet wedding will take place this
evening at the home of Mrs. Nelson =.
| Griswold, 500 Groveland avenue, when
her niece, Miss Stella Eirene Griswold,
and DR.. Wallace Gilman Skidmore will
be marrled. MISS Griswold only re-
turned from ON, Europe last week, where
studies in. Brussels, and she is one of
the promising younger musicians of
Minneapolis. = DR.. Skidmore has also
| just returned from abroad, for he went
70 the Philippines with the Thirteenth
MIN. scotia and remained in business in
Manila after ms regiment returned.
will witness the service, which will be
read by Rev. L: NJ Hallock. There
will be no attendants and Miss Wilma
Anderson will furnish a program of
nuptial music and play the wedding
march. The BRIDE will wear a gown of
white silk and fashioned With Maltese
lace, and she has chosen bride rose
buds for her bouquet
The decorations will be charmingly
simple and the. service will be read in
the round window, which will be
banked with palms and ferns, the deep
green relieved with white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The diningroom will be in pink
and green. :" "a
DR.. -Skidmore and his bride will go
imme liately to their new home, 10
w Fourteenth street, where they will
receive after Oct. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. SWEET an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Georgia Mitchell, to Carl Albert
Herrick. The marriage will take place
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Milton Adams
danobter H 4a1 engagement of their
Clough. Both Miss Adams and Mr..
their wedding will be one Of the inter
esting events of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Armstrong an
ter Annette to Charles Per eVei Ja naugn
The wedding will take place in October.
Mrs. Ada Billerbeck announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Har-
yot Maud Clark, and Fred NJ. Watts.
| The wedding will take place early in
October. 49,
man and David Huston, Jr., will take
place Wednesday evening at the home
OF the bride, and last evening Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Girling gave dinner
for the bridal couple at their home in
Robbinsdale. The table appointments
were in red and green and the bride s
place was marked, with cluster of red
roses. M,;a,.
This afternoon Miss Pollard and Miss
Johnston of Robbinsdale gave parcel
shower for Miss Stillman, and Wednes-
Or: evening Miss Stilll4i IN 40. MIR.
Huston were honor guests at a dinner
given by the brides cousins, Miss Alice
Stillman and Murray Stillman, of 212O
| Third avenue ST. :..3.
The Wedding. Of Miss Grace Lillian
gov, Mont has Been set for Tuesday
evening, Oct. 4, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
E.. Jones, on Blaisdell avenue.
A number of affairs will be given for
Miss Jones in the days preceding her
wedding, and the first of the series was
q parcel SHOWER at the home Of Mrs.
ond Street, ssturday evening. ' The
guests were: Mrs Minnie Washburn,
Misses Isabel Washburn, Minnie Erick-
son, Gertrude Fuller, Birdie Howard,
Anna Lilgenberg,- Katie O'Donnell,
Alice Cleveland, Marie Jelemerland,
Tab =: e.: : Halls, olga. Qu@Ic.
Dorothy Frazier, Christine johnson,
Ethel Myrick, Maud Ryberg, Gertrude
Major. .-s.
sisters, the Misses Aimee and Ruth
Fagundus, as her bridesmaids at her
wedding to DR.. George Hagaman,
which takes place Wednesday evening
W. Fagundus, l77e Humboldt avenue
s. DR.. John Butler will act as best
man, and the ushers will be DR.. H.
Arey of Excelsior and DR.. L. E. Daugh-
tory Of st. Paul. Tuesday evening Mrs.
Fagundus will give the bridal dinner.
Mrs; George Mcintyre of Mayville:.
until after the wedding.
Mrs. George Rose will entertain at
cards Wednesday afternoon at her home
on the East Side.
.Chauncey OlcOtt ana the members OF
his company were entertained at num-
| Der of informal affairs during the week.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Maud Ulmer
Jones and Miss Gertrude Sans Souci had
a musicale in their studio in the Metro
politan building, in their honor and
Mrs: Jones sang several Of M Miss Sans Sans
Is Sweet and "Thoughts.'
Mrs. Frank D. Larrabee gave a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Elizabeth
Washburn, member Of the company,
who has host Of friends in the twin
Cities
Mrs. J. J. Murphy gave dinner of
| twenty-four covers last evening for
| Miss Katherine Irwin, bride of next
| week. Red roses were in the center of
the table and a blossom was at each
cover, while the brides chair was
wreathed with green and topped with a
great cluster of bride roses. Dinner
was followed by games and music and
the parlors were gay with garden
flowers. -
Miss Caroline NJ. Putnam gave a Jap
anese tea last evening at her home on
Hennepin avenue for Miss Elizabeth
Reid. principal of the Bremen school,
who has just returned from year IS alb
sence in Europe. Asters and ferns made
the parlors beautiful and Japanese Ian
terms and cherry blossoms made pretty
nook of the diningroom. Misses Edith
Sage and Ruth Ridges aided in serving
i tea. The guests were the teachers of
the Bremen school, who had been hidden