The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-30

carried by little Lillian Schltnk In an
American Beauty rose. Frank Schlink
acted as best man.
At the reception which followed the
ceremony Mrs. L. J. schlink, Mrs. II. g.
Schltnk and Mrs. r. Byers assisted in the
diningroom. After August Dr. and Mrs
Plehm will be at home at PASS Blooming
ton avenue.
The marriage of Miss Daisy D. Edge
comb and Christian j. Hopp was quietly
solemnized yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Edgecomb, $500 Jack
son street NE. Rev. Otis G. Dale read
the service. Miss Edgecomb was attend
ed by Miss Essie Dickey, and Joseph
will be at home after July Is at $500
Jackson street NE.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Low Of
Northwood, Iowa, and George Gull Of this
city took place yesterday morning at the
service was read by Rev. Mr.. Meyers Of
st. Paul. Miss Beatrice Clausen of Albert
Lea and Anton Asp of Des Moines were
the attendants.
After q wedding breakfast Mr. Gull and
his bride left for Northwood, where
large reception was given for them In the
evening.
The Misses Hutton Of Window, Mitn..
who are visiting Miss Blanche Wells of
250r Stevens avenue, were honor guests at
a tea which Miss Wells gave this af err
noon, when she entertained about seventy
lions were all In green and white, and
the appointments were informally pleas
ant The assisting young women were
Misses Stilwell. Lawton, Davis, Rust,
Thompson, Sanford, Buchanan and Bal
lard, and the hours were from $3.50 until
4:30 o'clock.
At the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Lewis gave last evening at
the Minakahdsl club American Beauty
roses were chosen for the decorations. A
large cluster of them filled a basket.
which graced the center Of the table, which
was lighted with red tapers in cut-glass
cand1est1cks. The affair was very infor-
NAL and covers were laid for twelve.
| The people Of ST. Charles church have
| planned al. elaborate outdoor social for
Saturday evening on the grounds near the
church, Fourth street and Thirteenth ave-
nue. S. Ice cream cake and other refresh
deliver an address on Liberty" and M. c.
Brady and others will speak. If the wealth
er Is unfavorable the social will be held
in the church basement
The officers which the Catholic Total
Abstinence union elected yesterday at the
convention in St. Anthony of Padua hall
are as follows: President, T. M. Bohan,
Minneapolis; vice president, Mrs. Mulve-
hill, East Minneapolis; secretary, Miss
Mary Cramsie, ST. Paul; treasurer, John
Barth, Watertown, MINI.
The delegates named to attend the ma
tional convention, to be held In ST. Louis
July IA, are: Rev. Father Duffy, LIE
Sueur; John Barth, Watertown, and Mrs
w. L. Kelly of st. Paul. The next meet
ing will be held in st. Paul. Miss M. I
Cramste, union secretary, reported mem
bershtp of twenty-three societies, with g
total membership of 1900.
i Miss Jessie Baiers, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Baiers, and Harvey M. Erick
son were married yesterday afternoon a.
the brides home, 5000 Hiawatha avenue
Rev. Father jaeger read the service, ant
Miss Aggie Brady and Andrew Hahn were
the attendants. The service followed
by a supper
Miss Rose Lillig of Brainerd, Mimi, VIII
|, has been the guest Of Miss Sadie A. Con
way for the past week, left last evening
:. for extended southern trip. A law
party WAS given for Miss Lil1ig Monda;
evening by Miss Conway, and Mrs. F. A
: Waterhouse of Grand avenue entertaine