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

Miss Mary Eta Cahill and Charles Will
liam Bardwell were married yesterday aft
/ ernoon at 2 o'clock in the Excelsior Con-
gregational church Rev. Henry Holmes
| Of Lowry Hill Congregational church read
the service, and Professor Booth, IN
whose family the bride has lived for many
years, gave her in marriage. The church
was beautifully decorated with maiden
hair ferns, palms and wild flowers. Mead
ow plumes gave their feathery beauty for
la background, and marguerites, wild roses
and sweet clovers were arranged in great
clusters against thick banks Of ferns and
oak boughs. Baskets filled with sweet
peas and roses were suspended over the
doorways leading to the church parlors,
and on the table stood bouquets of the
fragrant blossoms. The reception which
followed the service was held in the
church. Miss Cahill wore a pretty we'd
ding gown Of white silk null. deliberately
trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and her
flowers were bride roses Miss Addie Mat
tison Of Minneapolis was maid of honor.
She wore white organdie over white, and
carried pink roses Bertha Booth and
Marie BaIdwell, the two little flower
girls, were in white Swiss and carried
pink flowers. Margaret Bardwel was
ring bearer, and carried the ring IN
waterlily. Her dainty frock was OF white
organdie, with trimmings of lace. Elwyn
Bray was best man, and the ushers were
Elmer and Morris Bardwell and Lester
and Harold SeitZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Bardwell
left on the afternoon train for Duluth and
will later go to st. Louis. The bride wore
a handsome going away gown OF brown
cheviot, with hat and coat to match. They
will be at home after Aug. 1 at the Bard
we'll place, near Excelsior.
Mrs. Addie Bardwell, Miss Adele Chaplin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bardwell and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Bardwell and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred w.
Bardwell and daughter, Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs Oscar jacques. Mr.. and Mrs ST.
mon Moves, Minnetonka Mills; Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto funston, Lester Prairie; Mrs.
A. N. Bray, Charles Bray, Biwabik, Mimi;
, George Bray, Glencoe ILL.,, and Elwyn Bray
Of St. Paul were the out-of-town guests
at the wedding.
Fourth Of July celebrations brought
hosts Of guests to the Minnetonka club,
and from Friday to Monday night there
was houseful. Monday evening special
hop was given, and the regular Saturday
, night hop was we'll attended and was a
i delightful event. Sunday and Monday a
great number Of automobile parties came
: out to the club For the next few weeks
there are to be many doings at the Min
netonka club home and numerous arrivals
have been scheduled. Tennis week, early
in August, will be gala time, and prepa-
atoms are being made to take care of a
host Of out-of-town guests, and socia
7 functions galore are planned in their hon.
or. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Larrabee anc
children, who have been spending the past
: month at the club, have left. Mr.. Lar.
= rabee is in st. Louis, and Mrs. Larrabee
n will go to Chicago for several weeks. Mr.
q and Mrs. Volney Ireys and little son are
: spending several weeks at the club. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell H. Folwell and Mr.. an(
Mrs. Frederick Won schlegell are also a
the club. Mrs. J. A. Campbell and Mis-!
Corlnne Campbell Of Chicago arrived Fri
= day and are at the club for several weeks
+ Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fisher, Miss Eleano
- Fisher, Miss Marguerite Fisher and Mis-
Clara Fisher, Miss Agnes Belden and Bel
70 Fisher were in a Fourth Of July party a
# the clubhouse from Saturday to Monday
a Mrs. S. H.. Knight, Miss Edith Knight
n Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Taylor and Harr
- Bretner Of Springfield, Miss, were guest
Thaycr came out for the Fourth. Othe
guests were G. K Belden, Mr.. and Mrs
y II. c.. Beden, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wag
l. ner, Miss Mary Belden Mr.. and Mrs. II. "
le Ankeny, Fred Woodburn, Miss Margare
= Glover, Miss Marion Pryor, H. H. Kine
t, ly, Charles M. Drew, A. A. Hughes, Nj
@1 and Mrs. Matt Farmer, S. A. Ward Mr.!
Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Kaudfma
- and family, Des Moines. Iowa: Thoma
~ Wallace, Jr, A. G. Duhme, E. A. Quinn
and H. G.. Dickey. q.
Mrs. W. H. Bogart gave luncheon tn!
% afternoon at her summer home at Mir
netonka Beach for Mrs. Gertrude Robin
Is son Of Chicago. Mrs. Robinson has bee
~ the guest of Mrs. Frank D. Larrabee 6
1e the Minnetonka club, and last Friday Mr.
" Larrabee gave a beautiful lake luncheo
ia in her honor. Mrs. Lurnan c. Pryor, VIII
err is entertaining Mrs. Robinson in town, WE
H. hostess at a luncheon for her Saturda
Mt afternoon, and a number Of other infol
lid NAL affairs were given for her during tt
a week. s.. rTz @@
or The first of the regular Friday nigl
n Hotel del Otero hops will be given t
C. morrow evening, with Rossiter's orchestl
an on the music stand A charge will
" made to all save guests of the hotel.
is. ~../ -.
ng Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. SWEET, Miss Georg
VS. SWEET and Forest SWEET are occupyir
tie the Roenish cottage at Fairview for IL
ty season. They are at present entsrtainir
ed a house party Of young people-Miss Alit
re Briggs of Pasadena, Cal; Thomas
he Hopper Of Jacksonville, ILL.,; Miss NAB
Abbott. Charles Briggs and Roy SWEET