The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-28

Gertrude Sans SOuci, sang group OF love
songs while the guests were being seated
by the ushers, William Norton. Chicago;
John P. ONeil, ST. Paul; Frederic J. Hoy
and Frank P. Hoy. AS the "Lohengrin"
chorus signalled the approach of the bridal
party the bridegroom, with his best man,
James Bradley of Chicago, entered from
the sacristy and awaited the bride at the
altar. Miss Anna E. Hoy, only sister Of
the bride, was maid of honor. She wore
a gown of white silk chrystalline, IN 1880 |
with white Gainsborough hat
and her flowers were sweet peas In /
shower bouquet. The BRIDES gown was
also built in 1880 style and was of white
crepe de chine, with trimmings Of point
lace, and she wore single string of pearls |
about her throat. Her long veil was of
tulle and her shower bouquet was Of
lilies of the valley and orchids.
Following the ceremony, in which the |
Catholic ring service was used, a wedding |
breakfast was served to the immediate |
family and the bridal party at the homo !
of the bride. In the reception rooms bride |
roses combined with palms and maiden
hair ferns made an effective decoration,
while red peonieS were used in the back
parlor and den American Beauty roses
were the flowers chosen for the dining
room, where all the appointments were In
red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon will leave this
evening for the east, where they will
spend about two weeks before going to
Ferndale, where they will occupy the Her
rick cottage during the summer. In the
autumn they will make their home in st.
Paul. -.. .ss.....' H.
The out-of town guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lennon Of Appleton, Wis;
Miss Elizabeth Lennon of Milwaukee; MIR.
and Mrs. William Norton of Chicago: Mrs
T. E. Driscoll Of Grand Forks, n. D., and
D. M. Mccarthy of Dubuque, Iowa
A number Of affairs have been given for
Miss Hoy during the past week. Sunday
evening Mrs. J. D. Mahoney entertained
informally at q tea. Tuesday evening the
Misses Flanagan were hostesses at card
party, Wednesday afternoon the girl
friends of the bride enjoyed a tea at
the home of Miss May Clark in St. Paul,
Thursday Mrs. H. E. Pierce gave a lunch
con in her homer. Mrs. j. w. Sullivan
gave a luncheon at the Minnikahda club
and Mrs. Guy Nelson entertained at her
Ferndale cottage. .. 49,. -. a~.za: -
A wedding of interest to Minneapolis
people which will be celebrated tomorrow
in Oak Park hotel, Chicago, Is that of
Miss May Janet Morris, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Morris Of ia University
avenue SE to Gerhardt S. Meier Of Wi
mona. Before making their home in Wi
mona Mr.. and Mrs. Meier will spend some
time at the ST. Louis exposition
| A pretty wedding of last evening was
that of Miss Josephine Navarro and Mere
dith G.. Hawthorne, which was sOlemniZed
at the home of the bridegroom's mother.
| Palms, carnations and peonies were ef-
| fectively grouped thru the. rooms. The
bride was gowned in white, and her flow
| ers were bride roses. She was attended
by Lucille Unger as flower girl. Albert
S. Giles, cousin of the bridegroom, acted
| as best man. The service was read by
Rev. E. johnson of Gethsemane church,
| and only the relatives were present. Mr.:
and Mrs Hawthorne will be at home after
Aug. 1 at 1906 Fifth avenue S.
| The Misses Lillian and Katherine Best,
| brides of tomorrow evening, were guests
of honor at charming dinner given last
evening by Miss Mary Campbell at her
home on Fifth street Sc. The reception
| rooms were arranged with red peonies
and stately palms, and here each gentle
man as he arrived was given a card
| bearing a horseshoe surrounded with four
| leaf clOvers, and when they were torn off
the name Of the lady he was to take in
to dinner appeared beneath. In the din
ingroom red was the predomina ting color.
An ornamental basket filled with ferns
and red carnations occupied the center of
the table, and the tall handle was tied
| with a bow of white tulle. At each place
| was d Ll1y CulSldSS vase 1Olu1uS Ieu dIU
white sweet peas, while the chairs re
served for the brides were marked with
wreaths of foliage tied with white satin
ribbon. The namecards were red hearts
and bore the Campbell coat-of-arms in
green. The red-shaded candelabra on the
sideboard cast pretty, glow over the
whole scene. Among the guests, who
numbered eleven, were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kinmont of Chicago, who have come to
attend the wedding.
Mrs. H. H. Barber entertained twenty
women this afternoon at her home or
Irving avenue s in honor Of Mrs. w T.
Ceghlan of New York, who is spending
the summer with Mrs. George Rose. The
decorations were all in pink carnations
and the chair Of the honor guest was
decked with roses and ribbons. Cards
were played, and in addition to the two
prizes there was a special gift for the
guest of honor, a centerpiece Handsomely
embroidered by the hostess. Mrs Barber
was assisted by her two daughters, the
Misses Marion and Ruth Barber.
Mrs. T. M. Rogers gave pink luncheon
yesterday at her home on Second avenut
S in honor Of Miss Fleming of Toledo
Ohio. A basket Of pink peonies and fern.
graced the table, and at each cover was
cluster of pink sweet peas. Lilies of thu
valley tied with pink tule marked tn,
place Of the honor guest. The namecard
were dainty white booklets tied with pinl
tulle. There were ten guests.
Last Wednesday, the Fox Lake Wis
association held it's second annual picni
and meeting at Minnehaha park Quit
a colony of former Fox Lakers have mad
minneapolis their home for many year
! and this association, formed one year age
has been the means of renewing old HON
ties and recalling memories of the pic
turesque Wisconsin village. The atten
dance made UP of ladies; the e,<
ception being George Cleveland, at pres
ent a resident of Fox Lake. After
sumptuous picnic dinner the day wa
spent in recalling old scenes and expe
{ riences. The election Of officers resulte
as follows: President, Mrs. S. C. Craig
I corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charlie
( Merwin recording secretary, Mrs G. I
{ McAllister; treasurer, Mrs H. Voorhee
) Among those present were Mines. c. Mel
win, S. G. Craig, II. Voorhees,, G. z. Nj
( Allister, Pauline Benin, E. Kosko, Ror
ertson, Emma McMichael and Miss Emm
} Kosko.
! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. G. F. Hitchcock and daughters ha,