The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-20
QUESTION FOR TOMORROW


in Shanghai, China. She will leave the
last of the week for Waseca and will re-
turn to Minneapolis in May to remain
until September, when she will return to
China if Mr. Morse decides to remain
there. =# %H~ a
Another May wedding is announced.
that Of Miss Mabel Tinsley Richardson
and Herbert Francis Williams, which will
take place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Sarah B. Richardson, 2201
Aldrich avenue 8, Thursday afternoon,
May 10, at o'clock. .,,. a,.t.
Mrs. c. G. Weston will entertain at
six-hand euchre Wednesday afternoon at
her home on ColfaX avenue s.
Rev. A. B. Marshall read the service at
the marriage of Miss Florence May Tour
tillotte and Oscar A. Kruse last evening
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Tourtilotte, in the MARI
borough flats. About seventy-flve guests
gathered in the parlor,. where palms and
ferns banked the bow window and white
ribbons were tied above In a lovers knot.
The lights were shaded in pink, and bride
roses were tucked in among the green.
White and pink roses with tapers were in
in dining groom. Mrs. Thomas Russell
played the 'Lohengrin' bridal chorus as
little Lucille Weinhold, in q white tulle
ffock and carrying the ring in an Amer
lean Beauty rose, led the way to the altar
Miss Olivia Kruse was the maid of honor
and wore white silk null and her flowers
were white carnations. The bridal gown
was of cream silk crepe de chine shirred
and trimmed with lace applique. A veil
and q cluster of bride roses completed
the pretty costume. Axel Hammerlund
was best man. The service was followed
by an informal reception, and the Misses
Beatrice and Regina Tuckman assisted in
the d1ntngroom. Mr.. Kruse and his bride
went away for a short trip, and they will
be at home after May at 5000 Portland
avenue. The brides travelling gown was
| of green and white checked cloth, and
she wore a foliage hat. .~ ~. .-5H."
| Mrs E. M. Clement celebrated her
| elghty-hfth birthday anniversary Monday
at the home Of her son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Policy, 1907 Calhoun
boulevard, and about fifty guests, pioneer
residents in the city, were invited to be
| present Cards. music and readings by
Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice occupied
| the afternoon, and at 5 o'clock the men
| joined the women for supper. Red and
white tulips and carnations were the dec
orations. There were present four gener-
!
Policy: granddaughter, Mrs Clare Eugene
Randall. and her great-grandson, Baby
i Randall Other relatives present were
Messrs. and Mines. E. B. Clement, J. F.
Wilcox, Walter Josin, Harry e. Wilcox
Glare Eugene Randall, Elmer Moses. Mrs
E. G. Donaldson and Miss Beatrice Wilcox
Last evening over a hundred of the
members and congregation Of Oak Park
| church SURPRISED the naStOr Rav Waite,
A. Snow, at the home of Mr.. Powell or
Penn avenue N. During the evening 8
musical program was given and refresh.
mentS were served. ''s
Mrs. Fred Bonn celebrated her fifty.
first birthday anniversary Saturday at hel
home, lib Lyndale avenue N. About sew
enty five guests were present, members O.
the clubs to which Mrs. Bonn belongs.
The wedding Of Alice M johnson ans
William C. Mcknight took place in thu
Presbyterian parsonage in Hudson Thurs
day. The service was read by Rev
Charles T.. Burnley. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Naught are at home at 1924 Hennepil
avenue. 90. ..~,-.- - sr,ast~-s-. -
A very interesting occasion was tn
birthday party given by Mrs A. H. POLE,
Of 1907. Calhoun boulevard, Monday. il
honor Of the 8oth anniversary Of the birth
day Of her mother, Mrs. E. M. Clement
who is one of the oldest settlers Of Mime
apolis, having lived here fifty years las
November. There were fifty guests. an
the ladies enjoyed themselves at cards
music and readings until half-past 4
when the men Of Mrs. Clements famil
arrived in time to be served with deli
cious collation.. There was a shower Q
presents for Mrs Clement, who great