The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02

The wedding or Miss .R1zpah DE
Laittre. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Mitchell of Alexandria,
took place this afternoon In the Oak
Park Presbyterian church. Chicago.
Mr.. Mitchell will take his bride to
st. Louis, where they will remain I'M
til the close of the exposition, as ne
is superintendent of the Minnesota
exhibit at the fair. Miss De Laittre
has been supervisor of music In the
public schools in Rochester, N. Y,
and came from the east to meet Mr.,
Mitchell in Chicago. The announce
ment of the marriage will surprise
the many friends or Mr.. MITCHELL
thru the state.
The most interesting event of the
coming week will be the wedding OF
Miss Mae Ankeny and Peter George
OF Militia Yuma. Miss, altho it will be
already arrived and is the guest Of
his brother, Robert George. Only a.
small group of friends have been bid
den to the wedding Saturday. Mrs.
Fl. Willett Ankeny will be the matron
of honor and Robert George will act
as best man. Little Dewalt Ankeny
and Lon George will Stretch the white
ribbons. After the wedding MIR.
George will take his bride to Scot
land for the suunnleI5 but they Will
return to Minneapolis in the fall for
a short visit before going to their
home in Mississippi
A charming affait of the day was
the morning reception which Mrs. Ed
ward H Croker gave at her home
on Hennepin avenue for a group OF
simply carried out with garden flow
.ers In honor of the Fourth, the
dinjngroom was hung with silk flags
and a red, white and blue bow was
tied on the handle Of the basket OF
white peonies in the eenter Of the
table. Mrs. Frances hotter sang a
group Of folk songs in a most delight
full manner, accompan wing herself on
the violin. Miss Cord ella Paine, who
has recently returned from Boston,
where she has been studying, gave
some piano numbers with artistic
feeling. Mrs. Crooker was assisted
by MINES. W. A. jonas. AZ: M. Gees
man, w. L., Martin, H.. IN. Maurer,
Washington Yale, A. III. Bright John
w. Thomas, Jr., FRAMES Potter, the
Misses Paine and the Misses Thomas.
There we've several novel features
at the parcel shower which the Misses
Pindell, Kilbourne and Shaw, gave
this afternoon at the homae OF Miss
Pindell, 3521 Aldrtch avslaue s, for
Miss Flora Rice, a bride of next week.
About thirty friends Of the bride had
been hidden, and as each arrived she
hid the parcel she had brought. At
ter the bride had found d III Of her
gifts there was a conversational game
and then a. rice and bean progressive
game, the prizes Of which, were
rice pudding and rice necklace.
Each guest was provided. with a SOU
yenir green and white silk bag filled
with rice, with which to shower the
bride, and garrlish of RICE was used
In unique fashion in the refresh
ments. The decorations were in
green and white and, the bride was
crowned with a wreath OF marguer-
ties.
Last evening the Christian Endeav-
or society of Bethlehem Presbyterian
church gave kitchen shower fol
Miss Rice and Mr.. Shaw at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Stanley B. Roberts
on Pleasant avenue. There we're sew
enty-fve guests and the bBidax couple
received a large number Of usefu
gifts.
Miss Mabel Bell Of Bryn Mawr en-.
tertained a dozen young women at G
parcel shower this afternoon for Miss
Louella Burnett, bride Of the month
The parcels were hidden thru the
rooms and the guests had a nerr!
time finding them. The guessing O.
THE Floral Love Story also proved
amusing. Roses and peon1es carried
out q pretty scheme Of decoration.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hanson, an
nounce the engagement of thei
daughter Gertrude to Walter LIE R!o:
Haskell Of Toledo, Ohio. The wed
ding will take place in August.
Next Friday afternoon Miss Jessi
Lockman Of Fourth street Sc will en-
terrain for Miss Idella Bachman an
on the following Monday, July II
Mrs. Noble Darrow has planned a
affair for the bride.
There was a triple celebration q
the home of DR.. and Mrs. E. e. Austtr
2742 Third avenue s, last evening
when Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Tillinghas
celebrated the tenth anniversary c
their marriage and DR.. and Mrs. Aus
tin, the thirty-first anniversary {
their wedding, as well as DR.. Austin
birthday anniversary. The people {
futile church gave a reception i
honor of the triple anniversary an
about 100 guests were present. III
two bridal couples entered to tn
sound of Marching Thru Georgia
played by Mrs. Davoll and Little Hele
Moore and Ronald Sco1eld acted E
ring bearers. G. H. Nero read
double service, after which the brid
couples We're showered with congratl
lationS and gifts. Among other pre-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tillinghast RI
ceived bookcase, a silver fern dis
and a cut glass bowl and DR.. and Mr.
Austin were given a handsome CT
glass bowl
Mrs. Louis Anderich Of 1912 Fourt
street Sc, entertained Friday afte
noon In honor Of her sister. Mrs. G.
Johnson, who will leave shortly f
u Montana. Covers were laid f
Twelve.
The wedding of Miss Alf1e Ora
Cummings and Frank A. Wisnom to,
place Tuesday evening at the home
the brides parents, 280S Chicago av
nue. Pink and white blossoms wi
ferns were placed in baskets and bow
thru the rooms where the service W
read and palms and vines furnish
an effective background. In the di
ing room, white flowers were used
a centerpiece. Miss Helen Crittend
played the "Lohengrin" chorus as
briday couple entered, 90, Prom
Me- during the service, which "
read by Rev. Mr.. Conant. Frank N
Cartney OF Chicago was best man. 4
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