The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-21
TUESDAY EVENING,

and carried pink roses. The bride wore
gown of white Paris lawn and aveil,
and she carried bride roses. Her going
away gown was Of champagne voile with
hat to match. Upon their return from
st. Louis Mr.. and Mrs. Storms will re-
ceive after July 15 at s22 Logan ave-
nue. N.
A wedding celebrated In Chicago last
week Of much interest to the Minneapolis
friends of the bride was that of Miss
Estells Harriet Lee, former student c.
the Northwestern conservatory, to John
P. Gray, prominent lawyer in partner
ship with Senator Meybourn in Wallace,
Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs Gray left for st.
Louis. where they will visit the fair
After trip to New York and Washing
ton they will go to their new home in
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Caldwell of Minne-
apolis are chaperoning a party of young
people in camp on one of the pretty lakes
near Motley, MINI. This is a camp OF
several years standing with these young
people, and is famous for its fishing. The
party this year includes the Misses Mabel
Mcdonald. Lille Parsons, May Rider,
Stella Nicoll and Florence Campbell, and
Messrs. R. c. Hodge of Motley, L. e. Ben
sui VI w duSIlet, =. V ( SIiuc, y. Z 1octA
lett and Don d. Rider Of Minneapolis.
Miss Margaret Glow gave a delightful
chocolatiere this morning at her home
on Portland avenue for the Misses Lillian
and Katherine Best. About fifty of the
younger women had been hidden to meet
them from 10 until IL O'Clock, and the
rooms were gay with pink and white
peonies. The same flowers were used in
the dining room, where Mrs. c. T. Stew
enson poured chocolate, and was assisted
by Misses Jessie Fawcett and Ora Peake.
The engagement has been announced. Of
Miss Jane Mitchell of Franklin, Pa, and
Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston, rector Of
st. PauPs Episcopal church. Miss Mitchell
has visited in Minneapolis, and she was
maid Of honor at the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs Chaplin R. Brackett, which took place
a few years ago. Mr.. Thurston and his
mother are now in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Walter Heffelfnger will give a
| luncheon at the Minikahda club tomorrow
for Miss Fannie Heffellnger.
A wedding Of Thursday evening will
be that of Miss Esther Olander, daugh-
| ter Of Rev. and Mrs. E. Olander, and
Professor E. L. Bergquist, which will take
place in Zion Lutheran church at 8 o'clock.
The service will be followed by recep-
tion for the relatives at the Olander resi-
dence, 231 West Thirty-third street.
The wedding of Miss Nell Case, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Case and
| Walter Newman Chase of Toledo, Ohio.
will take place Thursday, July IA. The
Misses Harriet and Florence Merrill have
already arrived from Toledo to remain
until after the wedding
The wedding Of Miss Jessie Louise
Dasse, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Dasse, and
Samuel Edman Holstad, will take place
next Tuesday in st. Johns English Luth-
eran church.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Cronin.
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Cronin, and
William D. McGlynn is announced to take
place Tuesday morning, July IL, in St.
Anthony of Padua church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gardner announce the
engagement Of their daughter Marie S..
to John D. West. The wedding will take
place early in the fall.
Miss Mary Margaret Donohue, daushte,
Of Charles Donohue of New Richmond
/ Wis, and Michael Thomas Barger Of Min.
|, neapolis were married in the Church Of the
immaculate Conception in New Richmond
this morning. Rev. Father NJ E. Boyce
oT1ciated Miss Eta Donohue and Johr
Barger Of Gaylord, Mimi, acted as brides.
maid and best man, and the ushers were
Dr. j. NJ. Hagan. John Donohue, r. J
Haley and M. b.. Keefe all Of New Rich
nond. After the reception, Mr. Barge1
| and his bride left for Lake Minnetonka
; where they will spend their honeymoon
and then take up their residence at 161
Clinton avenue, Minneapolis where Mr.
Barger Is connected with E. L. Walsh 6
Co., In the Chamber of Commerce building
Many relatives and friends from ST. Paul
Minneapolis, Saltwater, Ashland and else
where were present at the marriage an,
reception that followed.
Last evening Mrs. J. Trevillyan was hos
tess at the home of her mother, Mrs. A
Collins, on Portland avenue, for Miss Flor
Hare, bride Of next week. The room
were beautifully decorated with pink rose
and white syringa, while the dining room
: was radiant with the red light of shade
; tapers and a centerpiece Of red roses Fac
guest sewed her initial INFO towel dur
I ing the evening, and when they were fin
1shed little Gladys Richards and Myrtl
Robinson carried large japanese parasc
: to the bride filed with the gifts Th
table in the hall, where frappe was served
was surrounded with Japanese lantern:
Mrs. Trevillyan was assisted in receivin
the twenty five guests by Mrs. Collins
Saturday evening Mrs. Collins will en-
s tertain for Miss Hare and Mr.. and Mr.
= Trevillyan, who will celebrate their frs
= wedding anniversary that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Jones gave til
bridal dinner last evening at their hom
on Park avenue for Miss Katherine Davie
and Arthur Davis Red and green wel
the colors used In the decorations.
large basket filled with honeysuckle OF
Ecupied the center of the table, while tt
brides place was marked with cluste
of forget-me-nots. Covers were laid *
seven and the guests included all tt
= bridal party.
Fred Mosirnan, who will be best man
the wedding of Miss Nellie Blethen ar
Alton Z. Gray, which will take place tt
:. morrow evening, gave dinner last eve
ming for the bridal couple. This evenir
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Biethen of 1916 Aldric
avenue will entertain at dinner for the
sister and her fance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Gordon will giI
the bridal dinner this evening for the
daughter Marie and G.. r. Scott, who's
wedding will take place tomorrow eve
ming.
> PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Benjamin have return
from Atlantic City, N. ].
= Miss Helga Olson has gone to Argyle al
Maple Plain. Mimi, for the summer.
Cantain n. Griffen has returned to On