The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-04

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Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Morgan, 1881
Harriet avenue. the wedding of Mrs
Morgan's sister, Miss Catherine Cav
anaugh, to Edward Holmes of Fargo
n. D., will be quietly celebrated in
the presence of relatives. No invita-
tions have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs M T. Hamley an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Margherita to George Will
liam Kurtz. The wedding will take
place Wednesday evening, June Is.
Mrs. Edward Rouen announces the
engagement of her daughter Louise
Gertrude to Charles Victor Hagland,
the wedding to take place Tuesday,
June %, in Holy Rosary church
DR.. and Mrs. Adolph Blitz have re-
called the invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter Helen and
John Norton, owing to the sudden
death of Mr.. Norton's mother, and
only the family will witness the SER
vice, which will be quietly read Tues
day, June IA.
DR.. and Mrs. John William Stearns
are to issue invitations soon for the
marriage Of their niece, Miss Henrietta
Ida Blood, and Francis Hertz, which
will be celebrated Tuesday, June 81.
The wedding Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rip
ley Moore and c. Ray Davis will take
place Wednesday evening in st. An
dreW,s Episcopal church. Mrs. Moore
will have as her maid of honor Miss
Gertrude Distell of ST. Paul and the
best man will be ]. S. Thompson. Mr..
Davis has asked w. G.. Kuehne, W. O..
Brown of st. Paul, w. G. Bingham and
Karl Shredder to serve as ushers.
Friday evening a dinner will be
given at the home of George Shannon,
zoos Second avenue S. in honor of
Miss Cora Joslin and Edgar B. Cooper,
whose marriage will take place Thurs
day evening, June 16.
The alumni association of the North
high school will give a reception to
the graduating class Of the school
Friday evening in Masonic Temple.
The faculty as we'll as the members
of the two divisions of the 1904 class
have been invited and a large num-
Der of the alumni, particularly Of the
more recent classes, have signif1ed
their intention of attending. Tickets
may be had of any member of the
committee or at the door.
bee this afternoon at her home, 1924
Forty-f1rst avenue s, for her sister,
Miss Marian Drew, whose marriage
to DR.. e. e. Munns will take place in
June. The rooms were charmingly
decorated with lilacs arranged with
ferns and vines. Assisting in receiv-
ing the guests were Miss Laura Ward
Miss Gertrude Munns and Miss Co.
settle Drew.
This afternoon Mrs. James Grew
entertained at her home, 1927 Third
avenue s, at a pink luncheon and a
dolly shower in honor of Miss Voegeli
q bride Of next week. The table was
charmingly decorated with pink bios
SONS and ferns, and the name cards
carried out the color scheme. In the
afternoon the bride was presented
with a number of dainty do1lles from
the fifteen guests.
Last evening Miss Bess Albee ant
Miss Helen Thomas gave a handsome
dinner for Miss Voegeli and George
II. Riebeth at the home Of Mis-
Thomas on Thirteenth avenue Sc
Red carnations mingled with fern
and smilax in the tall vase in the cen
ter Of the table and vines trallet
across the cloth. The brides plac
was marked with a cluster of fra
grant roses tied with white satin rib
bon. The name cards were novel af
fairs, each bearing a miniature of tn
bride.
Franklin M. Crosby was one of tn
ushers yesterday afternoon at tn
marriage of Miss Caro- Lord Noyes
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F
Noyes, and Thatcher Magoun Brow
of New York, which was solemnize
in the House of Hope Presbyteria
church, st. Paul. 1t was yer
fa CHI III r,
a group of Minneapolis friends wer
over to be present. There were fou
bridesmaids and a maid of honor |
attendance on the bride, and eigf
ushers and a best man, most Of thel
from the east. The service was TO
lowed by a small reception at til
Noyes residence on Summit avenu
and Mr.. Brown and his bride left fc
their new home in New York.
The annual party which the junit
class gives to the senior class was tt
occasion Of a most charming affa
last evening at Stanley Hall. In tt
hall where the young people dance
the hangings were In maize and erin
son and American beauty roses
tall vases were effective against I'll
background of vines and palms. TT
orchestra was completely hidden b
hind a curtain Of snnilax and fern
White, green ana SOld were USED
the staircase and in the hall as well
In the reception room and librar
where Misses Warrington, Dunnil
and Kiby served punch. The boz
was set in a bed Of lilies Of the vail
and yellow tapers and jonquils cor
pleted the decorations. A program
sixteen numbers was danced. Cues
were received by Miss Evers assist
by Mines. John Lenthold, John Was
burn, George Flannery, w. T. Gree
leaf, r. H. Passmore, Miss Marga1
F'lannery and Miss Ruth Berry.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Trum
Hubbard gave pretty granite show
at her home in the Naulhaka flats
honor Of Miss Maud Down, who
wedding will take place Monday.
the parlor was a bank Of ferns E
/ livened with a large bowl Of Yell
tulips while in the dining room pi
+ and white predominated, carnatic
being the chosen flower. A lar
cluster Of them formed the cent
piece on the table and pink tap
burned brightly beneath dainty shat
of pink. The brides chair was des
mated by a bow of pink ribbon no
4 ing cluster of sweet peas. Mrs.
I r. Dorenberg assisted in the DIM
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