The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-14

Mrs. Fred L. Gray entertained forty
women at cards this afternoon at her
home on Girard avenue S, in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. G. w. futile Of Duluth.
American Beauty roses arranged with
ferns and palms made a, pretty setting
refreshments were served. Mrs. Gray
was assisted by Mines. D. M. ,Weishoon,
F. S. Martin and Miss Shugart. 4
The wedding Of Miss ~Armina Morton
and Frank w; Wing Of Minneapolis,
home of the bride 8 mother, Mrs. Sid d9
Morton, in Elmwood, Ill. Mr.: and Mrs.
Wing will be at home after Dec. l, at
929 Chicago avenue.
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Ray
mond and Kittle Eddingsass of Madi-
son, Wis, took place Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
| 1920 Fremont avenue S. Autumn leaves
formed the bower in which the service
was read by Rev. T.. w. Stout. The
bride wore white Paris muslin and car
ried white lilies. Miss Myrtle Raymond
and George Remission were the ATTEND ID,
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddingsass will
be at home after Nov. at 202S Lyn-9
dale avenue s.
Miss Elizabeth Gilligan and Jacob
M ayg Of tn @ XaRd m2rf o paaa
church. Miss Mary Kennedy was maid
of honor: Her gown was Of pale blue
wolfe and her flowers, pink carnations.
The bride was in white silk MULE. She
wore veil and carried bride roses.
Nicholas Hagen attended the bride
groom. The service was read by Rev.
F. R. Lee, and was followed by a re-
ception, at the home of the bride g Sis
ter, Mrs. M. E. Carel on University ave-
nue. Sc. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen went
away for a trip, and they will be at
home in Northfeld, after Nov. /. i
peope took p la last week sS in Los %
geles, CAL, when Mrs. Elizabeth j..
Evans and Robert r. Jones Of Escon-
dido, CAL, were married: The he bride re- e.
ago, when she went to California. AL
tho the engagement had been announced
the wedding was a complete surprise to
the twenty friends and relatives who
had been hidden. The bride wore a
gray gown. The attendants were Mr.:
and Mrs. R.. H. Jones, and the. bridal
party stood beneath a canopy Of white
roses and ferns, while the service was
read by Rev. E. P. Thomas. Mr.. and
i Mrs. Jones went away for short trip
and they will make their home in Los
Angeles. .r ......a:;
! In honor of Miss LISA Antrim, fare.
} well reception was given Wednesday
evening at the parlors Of the. Thirteenth
Avenue NJ. E. church. After short
program Miss Antrim was presented
with beautiful gift by the members
were decorated with ferns and cut flow
ers in the league colors, red and white
Frappe and waters were served Miss
Antrim leaves tonight for Milwaukee
Wis, where she will continue her work
as deaconess. s:
Miss Gertrude Sauer entertained d
number of her friends at her home on
Adams street., Wednesday, evening. Pro
gressive cinch was played and prizes
were won by the Misses Minnie Enstec
and Theresa Kunz, and Messrs. Rupert
Burke and August Hegburg. The rooms
, were decorated with smilax and cut
. roses. The affair was in honor of Miss
t Sauer's birthday anniversary and sh,
was the recipient of a number Of pretty
l gifts. .s .Et:s
The marriage of Miss Marie G.. Ogre1
and j. Christian 'Scherer was quietl,
solemnized Wednesday evening at tn
home Of the bride IS mother. Mrs.
Ogren,3631 Tenth avenue s. Miss Nelli
A. Foley was maid Of honor and Angus
a E. Schrerer acted as best man. William
4 Molinat was at the piano and playe.
the Mendelssohn. march for the process
sional and the service was read by Rev
q F. Sievers. Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer vii
be at home after Nov. l at 1851 Tent
j avenue S.