The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-07

lightful vocal selections, and the afternoon
was spent on a guessing game called
What Shall She Wear" Twenty five
questions written on slip Of paper were
given each guest, with twenty minutes
to answer them in. When the time was
up a large basket was brought In from
which dangled many strings. Mrs. largo
who had the largest number Of correct
guesses, was given first choice of the
strings and pulled forth a neatly tied
package. Each guest in turn was al
lowed a chance, and all received pretty
little souvenirs which Mrs. Greaves had
collected in California. At 5 o'clock a
delicious repast was served.
Sunday afternoon at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. q. o. Stone the marriage of Miss
Mollie NJ. Lundberg and Fred F. Lawrence
was quietly solemnized Attending the
bridal couple were Miss Lillian Lundberg
and Ray r. Cheesman. A reception was
given after the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents. 23O1 Thirteenth ave-
nue. S, and only the relatives and init
mate friends We're entertained.
One of the prettiest Of the affairs for
Miss Gordon, a June bride, was given
last evening when her sister, Miss Kath-
crime Gordon, was. hostess at "a china
shower White carnations and ferns
white and green-were in the dining
room. A huge Chinese umbrella with a
fringe of tiny lanterns was above the
table, and white satin ribbons were drawn
! from the chandelier. The gifts were
brought to the bride by little Edith Cor
don. There were sixteen guests.
Saturday evening Harry Thomas of
Thirteenth avenue Sc gave dinner for
G.. Fl. Riebeth. whose marriage to Miss
| Voegeli will take place this week. Numer-
Gus bits of kitchenware fell to the lot OF
the prospective bridegroom, as well as
bits of advice as to their use. Among
the guests were William Albee, Gardner
Porter, George Wyatt, e. A. Rundell
George Morris and o. N. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Morse issued the
invitations to-day for the marriage O!
their daughter Katherine and Harry J
March, which will be quietly celebrated
Wednesday evening, June %.
This afternoon Miss Mann Smith gave
a luncheon at her home on Hennepin ave
nue. for Miss Morse. The guests numbered
| twelve, and included a group of girls from
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, to which
the bride belongs A great sheaf Of pail
pink carnations was in the center Of thu
table. and at each cover was small
potted fern with pink ribbon tied abou
the pot, and the place cards Represented
carnations. After luncheon the girls wer
busy with dainty needlework for the bride
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Adah Black
we'll will entertain at hearts for Mis-
Morse at her home in the Virginia.
Mrs. Harrison L. Wilkins gave a pref
tily appointed reception this afternoon a
her home on Emerson avenue s for he
sister, Miss Ford of Vaudeville, N. Y
M L f1r,0 rxrtt hn~
ter and is q graduate of the Central hlg
school. She will spend the summer Il
the city and at the lake, and the affai
this afternoon was given to enable he
to meet her school friends as well as
group of Mrs. Wilkins friends. The dec
| orations were charming and simple, mar
guerites and ferns being used in the liv
ing-rooms and Japanese baskets wit
| pink carnations and sweet peas In tn
1 dning-room. The assisting women wer
| Mines. A. ]. Barnes, George II. Lugsde1
George w. Bestor and J. w. Bell, an
| in the dining-room and at the punch bow
were Misses Kate Buchanan, Isabel Hills
Marion Ireys and Minnie Mcclellan. Th
! hours were from until o'clock, an
4 about IT'S cards had been sent out.
1 A quiet wedding of the day was that
Miss Laura May Weston Smith, daugt
\ ter of Mrs. F. r. McReavy, and Carl v
Lang, which was solemnized at A.;
o'clock at the home of the bride on Ea
Eighteenth street. Only the members
the family gathered to witness the Sc
l vice, which was read by Rev. G. S. Ro
Y Inns The decorations and appointment
were charmingly simple. There were
y attendants, and the bride wore her ira
cling gown Of tan and carried bride rose
A wedding supper followed, and amor
8 the guests were Mrs. j. F. Lang of w
IA mona and Mrs. F. H. Frary of Trac
81 MINI. Mr.. Lang and his bride will
81 to ,Winona this evening and will also Wis
81 in Tracy. They will be at home aft
Il July Is at 1928 E Eighteenth street.
ri This afternoon the Misses Garbett
&a 416 Oak street Sc gave hosiery show
81 in honor Of Miss Elsie Thompson, who
EA marriage to George Brett Of Chicago W
B take place next week. Green and viii
IA were the colors predominating in t
u floral decorations, and snoWballs were t
Oh flowers chosen to combine with the fer
III and palms. After giving the prospect
IA bride advice and playing number
"a games, the gifts were placed in a pair
d large stockings hung above the fireplat
III About eighteen Of the girl friends of
@ bride were present, and assisting t
M hostesses was Miss Lucille Thompsc
81 who Is to be her sisters maid of honor
III Miss Elizabeth Hayes was happily ente
IA tanned at china shower this afterno
81 at the home of Mrs. A. Kistler, in
III Paul The guests were a number Of
girl friends Of the bride, who were anus
"a with guessing contests. The rooms we
- appropriately decorated with flowers a
green foliage. 2
Thursday, Miss Hayes will be guest
honor at parcel shower, given by M
T. w. Wirth. at her home, 1923 Unive
4 sity avenue Sc
The wedding of Miss Grace Louise K
sey and Arthur B. Whitney will take pla
Wednesday afternoon, June IS, at t
home of the brides parents Mr.. and M
Frederick c. Kelsey, on Dewey aven,
Merriam Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baron F. Proctor amour
4 the engagement of their daughter, Sar
! Isabel, to G. E. Dole of Washington, D.
: formerly of NATION, Ill.