The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-25

W. = ~~SA 49,
The wedding Of Miss Louise Phelps
10 George Kinnicut Morse of Seattle
was celebrated this afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. John
Wesley Phelps, 307 Fifteenth street
w. In the parlor where the service
was read by Rev. Irving Johnson
pink peonies were used with palms for
decorations and in one corner bower
was built to the ceiling with palms,
while peonies and ferns were maSsed
- about the base After program OF
nuptial music, Miss Zoa Clough playeo
the "Lohengrin" march, and little
Susie and Esther Morse, nieces of the
bridegroom, stretched the white RID
bons from the hall to the simulatea
altar. They wore frocks of dainty
white and carried pink sweet peas.
Preceding the bride was little Harry
Morse, who carried the ring IN large
- American beauty rose. the prlde |
was gowned in white batiste, eloo-
orately trimmed with lace insertion
and her flowers were bride roses. MISS
Anna Morse, sister OF the bridegroom
was maid Of honor, and wore white
Persian lawn with yoke OF point
lace and her flowers were pink roses.
Harry Mix Of Excelsior was best man.
Red roses formed the centerp1ece
In the diningroom and Sm1lax with
roses was used about the room. Mrs
z. G. Clough served, assisted by Misses
Leila Clough, Lucia WOODWORK anu
Celia Buck. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will leave to-
night for st. Louis where they will
spend q few weeks before going to
their home in Seattle, Wash.
- tanned at luncheon of eighteen covers
at the Minikahda club today for Miss
Fanny Heffelfinger The table was
strewn with feathery white clemat1s
and in the center was great basket
of shaded pink carnations. At each
cover with the name card was a small
cluster of roses and at the brides
place was n larger bouquet OF pale
pink blossoms.
Last evening Miss Nellie Heffelfnger
entertained at a supper for her sister
and Harry Seldom, and covers were
laid for eighteen.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Moreton will give dinner, and
hostess at a breakfast at the West
hotel. Tuesday evening Frank Heffel-
finger will give a dinner of thirty COW
ers at the Minikahda club and the
- wedding Wednesday afternoon will be
q brilliant close to a series of charm
ing affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ankeny have
issued the invitations for the marriage
of their daughter May to Peter George
L
place at their home on Laurel ave-
nue., Saturday, June 8.
Miss Frances Janney will entertain
ut luncheon for Miss Ankeny next
Thursday, at her summer home, Red
oaks, Minnetonka, and on Friday Miss
Kate Wagner will give g. luncheon at
Dona1dson's tea rooms.
Minneapolis friends have received
cards announcing the marriage OF Miss
Co.. al DON Crh 7
1922 Mary F. Wheeler, and Charles Veach
Smith, which took place Wednesday in
Charlottesville, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith went away for a trip and they
will be at home in Minneapolis in
about two weeks.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Adelia
Lamoreaux, daughter Of MI. and Mrs
A. L. Lamoreaux, to J. Archer Burger
- will take place Tuesday at Newark
N. ]. .4"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stokes announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mayme, to Donald E. Selves of Wis
consin. The wedding will take place
early in July.
The wedding Of Miss Hattie Ma!
Newell and William Zuelsdorf will
take place Thursday evening at tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. am
n. II
second street.
Last evening the Misses Best wer
delightfully."- entertained at the HON
of Mrs. J. Frank Corbett at her nom
on Park avenue, where the room
were bright with pink peonies ar
ranged with vines and ferns. Durin
the evening Mrs. Eugenia Kinm our
of Chicago delighted the forty guest
with group Of songs. Among thos
~. ,,1-I,& 1,11 1,tn Int
man, Mr.. Wehelman, who have al
lived from Chicago. An outing
Minnetonka was arranged for to-da:
when J. C. Ferries, Mrs. George Tool
er and Mrs. Eugene Best entertatne
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Willard gave
delightful musicale last evening
their home, 1924 Pleasant avenue, fl
their sister, Miss Henderson of Ne
York. About thirty guests were Ell
tertained and the program was give
by Miss Frances Vincent with MI
Babcock at the piano.
Miss Idella Bachman whose ma
rage to Rev. John w. Day Of D
Moines, Iowa, will take place July !
at the home of the brides paren
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Bachman, w
guest of honor yesterday at a lunc
con given by Mrs. James c. Milla
at her home on Holmes avenue.
the parlor roses ana starry Syr1n
blossoms were used, while in the di
20. tngroom roses with ferns and mou
tain fringe decorated the table. II
brides place was marked with
dainty booklet decorated in rose &c
lands and gold scrolls in which t
guests wrote recipes. On the nal
cards a similar design was used
which the monogram Of the bride a
peared. During the afternoon M
Elizabeth Barney assisted the hoste
Tuesday a lunchean will be Civ
for Miss Bachman by Mrs Wal
Benedick, and Wednesday the U
plan club will entertain at the ho
of Mrs. George Bryant at Lynnhul
Mrs M. K. Bachman will give son
thing for the bride but has not
the date for her affair. Friday, M
Lydia Peterson will entertain in M
Bachmans honor, and the follow
r Wednesday Mrs. Charles Bachn
will give a handkerchief shower
The wedding of Miss Marion
Leavitt of Litchfield to Edward
Robertson of Denhoff, N D., t.
\ place Tuesday evening at the ST. P