The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

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The first large affair of the early fall
George F. Roberts and Miss Roberts
First First avenne S, for Mrs William. D.
Roberts, bride of the summer. About
200 women had been hidden to meet
Mrs Roberts, who came from Charitan,
from 3 Until 6 clock: The decorations
were charming, all in the autumn TO-
liage and flowers, and a group of women
assisted thru the rooms. Mrs. Roberts
and her daughter, Miss Roberts and
Mrs. William D. Roberts, were aided IN
is on her way to Fort Walla Walla to
Join her husband, and Miss Grant OF
Charitan, Iowa Both Mrs. Grant. and
Miss Grant are guests Of their sister.
Mrs. William D. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Roberts
will go to housekeeping. the first OF the
month at 500 East Franklin avenue and
Mrs Roberts will receive on Mondays.
Mrs. D. Rollins and Miss Minnete
Rollins entertained sixty-fve women at
cards this afternoon at their home on
University avenue Sc. A wealth, of
garden flowers, gay marlg!olds, asters
thru the rooms with palms and ferns
to furnish background. Slx-hand
euchre was played and the scores were
kept on red and white pennants. The
hostesses were assisted by Mines, Frank
| II, Warden, Florence Knoblauch and
Harry Rompage.
Mrs. Charles T. Stevenson enter
tanned at luncheon today at her home
on Tenth street S for Miss Mabe Stew:
enson. Fluffy-headed asters carried out
color scheme of pink on the table and
| covers were placed for twelve.
Mrs. O. A. Pray will leave shortly tc
spend the winter in the east, and to
morrow afternoon Mrs. A. H. Lintor
will give a luncheon Of twenty.one Gov
ers in her honor. Mrs. Pray is one OF
the pioneers of Minneapolis and she
returned to spend the summer here, at
ter an extended absence IN the east.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. w, T. Coglh
Ian Of New York will be the homo:
CHEST at a card party, which Mrs. H: H
i Barber will give at her home on lrv
ing avenue s, and Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. M. J. Scanlon will entertain TO-
~ Yesterday Mrs. G. P. Wainman CAV
tearooms for Mrs Coghlan, and tn
table was made pretty with autumn
flowers. Covers were placed for ten
A farewell reception for Rev. A. G
Patterson will be given tomorrow. eve
ming in the parlcrs. Of Westminste:
ETY.. Mr.. Patterson has been the assist
ant pastor Of the church, and the youn
people of the congregation as well a
Of the society will be present to BIZ
him goodby.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Shurtleff wer
honor guests at reception which wa
the First Congregat ional church. TIL
affair was arranged as a welcome t.
Mr.. Shurtleff, who has just, returne'
from a summer trip to-, Europe, and b
gave most interesting account Of hi
travels. President and Mrs: Cyrus W
Northrop, Dean and Mrs. w. S. Pa tee
Messrs. and Mines. Hiram A. Schrivel
l.
seph Ware received with Mr.. and Mrs
Shurtleff, and Mrs. Henry E. Coleman
presided over the serving of light re
freshments. The parlors were made al
tractive with foliage and flowers, an;
the speeches of welcome were inter
spersed with music.
The marriage of Miss Louise Ma,
shall and Alfred S. Woodruff was sol
emnized last evening at the home @
! the brides. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
J. Marshall, on Clinton avenue. Th
service was read by Rev. R. A. Vande
Las beneath canopy of smilax an
hhsters, ,f w hifs was arranged above tn
were caught in the green tangle owe
the mantel, and the diningroom had re
and white asters and red shaded light
Miss Dorothy Miller played the tILoI
engrin' chorus for the processiona
o and Mss Miss Edith sdd H Hay sang moh Pur
attendants, and the bride wore whit
silk mule tucked and trimmed wit
lace, and carried bride roses. The se1
enty-fve guests included Mr.. and Mr.
{: O.: Woodruff and Frank Woodruff c
Excelsior and D. Spencer of St. Pau
Mr.. Woodruff and his bride went ava
TOR trip, and they will receive afte
Oct. IS at 23Ol Clinton avenue. Mr.
" JUL I'LL . IiaVellng gown was OF blu
broadc!oth and her hat was to match.
Monday evening Miss Marshall w:
honor guest at a granite shower whic
was given by Mrs. G. A. Marshall {
Main street NE. There were twel1
guests, and asters and autumn leay;
frightened the rooms A bunch of mir
and white, asters marked the bride
place at table, and music was a featu
OF the evening.
There was a double wedding Ia
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Larson, on Buchanan stgeet NE, VIII,
their daughter Laura became the bri
I ct Albert Anderson and Miss Matt
Hegman was married to Charles La
4 SON. Roses and asters with palms a.
d ferns beautifed the rooms and form
n a bank before which the service W
d read by Rev. L. J. Jerdee. Miss Lars
II had for her maid of honor Miss RS
n Merwick and Miss Hilma Hegma ;
y tended her sister. Both maids wo
champagne colored mousseline de SC
wore white grenadine over silk trimm