The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-27

WEDNESDAY EVENING
Grace Dennis. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
George p. Dennis. and William Alfred
hruse Of Des Moines, Iowa, was read in
| bower OF palms and Easter lilies at 8
O. CLOCK this afternoon at the Dennis fam
lily residence on Portland avenue. No coll
| ors but green and white were used in the
! parlors, and the mantel was a tangle of
| Terms and vines, among which the lilies
| were resplendant. In the dining-room
PINK was the chosen color, and carnations
and tapers made the table pretty.
| About fifty guests gathered to witness
the service, which was read by Rev. A. B.
Marshall. Miss Carrie Burtis of st. Paul
played the 'Lohengrin'' bridal chorus as
little Lucille Weinhold, the only attend
ant led the way for the bride. She wore
a frock of white point desprit over taft
feta, and carried the ring on huge car
| nation. The bride walked alone. Her
| gown was of embroidered white silk mule
over taffeta, with bertha of lace on
| the blouse, and her flowers were white
| carnations. Axel Hammerlund was best
man, and after the service there was an
| informal reception, and Messrs. and Mines.
| Fred Kruse, Philip White and DR.. and Mrs.
| Dennis received with the bridal couple
The young women in the dining-room
The young women in the dining room were
Misses Bertha Phillips, Irma Fassatt
Ethel Winklebec and Guilermina Mendell
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Moore and daughter from Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Finch, Miss Finch, Mrs May
Adams and Seymour Carter Of Hastings;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Bohlig Of st. Paul
| Mr.. Kruse and his bride will reside in
Des Moines and will receive after May 10
at the Illiad hotel.
Mrs. c. G. Weston has been giving
| series OF parties at her home on Cofax
| avenue S. Monday evening yesterday
afternoon and to-day she had about the
same number Of guests for cards. Carna-
| lions and ferns, great clusters Of the spicy
| flowers tucked among the feathery green,
| furnished the decorations, and in the
doorway between the two parlors hung
Japanese basket filled with blossoms, and
red tapers lighted the rooms. This after
noon Mrs. Weston was assisted by Mines.
j. Warren Little, J. Frank Corbett A. B.
Gates, Misses Marshall, Anna Puffer, Myr-
tie Rodaermel, Helen Little, Florence
Weston and Pearl Estelle Weston.
| Miss Elizabeth Donaldson was hostess
at delightfully."- informal tea this after
noon from until 6 o'clock at her home
on Groveland avenue, and Miss Alma
Hoegh was guest of honor. About thirty
OF the younger women had been invited
! to meet her. Mrs. William Donaldson and
Mrs. E. r. Barber assisted Miss Donald
son. and a group Of the young women
alternated in pouring tea. 1t was yell
low and white tea, and the decorat tons
We're all in the spring blossoms.
Mrs. A. e. Martin was the honor guest
to-day at luncheon which was given
by her cousin, Mrs. c. H. McGill, at her
home on Summit place, St. Paul. Mon
day evening Mrs Martin and Mrs. R. H.
Passmore were guests at a dinner given
by their aunt, Mrs. Lucius F. Hubbard
in st. Paul.
The senior promenade is the great social
event Of the year to the university young
people. and the announcement of the date
May 30, will make many hearts flutter
with anticipatons of pleasure.
Mrs. H. F. Riley will give a parcel
shower Friday afternoon at her home
1892 Aldrich avenue s, for Miss Edith
Hoyt Peet, a May bride.
The annual banquet and smoker of the
Apollo club was a jolly affair of last eve
ming, and the Commercial club resounded
with songs and stories. Dinner was
served in the Flemish room, and a car
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cluster of the flowers formed the CENTER
piece. There were fifty at dinner and
later more men dropped in and Frank
Joyce and George B. Eustis gave talks
Messrs. Keller, Mcintyre McCracken, DR..
mickey, w. M. Crosse and J. B. Walker
! who will leave for Europe in June, sang.
The wives of the members of the
| Northwestern Shoe and Leather associa-
| ton Of the twin cities were the guests
| OF honor at the banquet which was given
| Monday evening in Donaldson's tea rooms.
| Red carnations with smilax and ferns
were the decorations for the long tables.
| George A. Pierce was toastmaster and
! c. r. Shared Of ST. Paul, ex-president,
gave a short talk. Cards were played in
! the room adjoining the cafe, and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Frank Ainsworth and
| Mrs. Morrow, Harry Rogers and Roy
| Shared Of St. Paul. C. L. Chase, c. w.
Williams and G. A. Pierce had charge Of
the arrangements. and about fourteen
guests came over from st. Paul.
Miss May White arranged a delightful
| surprise for her mother, Mrs Jonathan
| White, at their home on Fifth street Sc
Monday in honor of Mrs. Whites birth
| day anniversary. The guests were a
group Of women from All Souls Universe
| list church, and in their behalf Mrs AL
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some silver baker. Refreshments were
served and most pleasant afternoon en-
| joyed.
Two St. Cloud people, Martha Lueck
and John F. Carter. were married Mon
| day at the home Of Charles Zeh, 1924 Har-
mon place. wedding breakfast was
served after the service and the decora-
| tions were very elaborate and beautiful
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will be at home
| after June in ST. Cloud, where Mr.. Car
ter Is in business with his father
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mau were
pleasantly surprised by a party of friends
| at their home, 131 East Fourteenth street
| last night Mr.. Mau returned from the
north about two months ago. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mau will make their home in Wis
consin where they will move in a few
| weeks.
| Mrs j. Miller of 1903 Sixth street N.
entertained at dinner Monday evening for
| her daughter, Miss r. C. Miller, who has
| been spending the winter in Florida The
rooms were prettily decorated in red and
white and covers were laid for fourteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Swenson of 1411 Emer-
! son avenue n, entertained twenty guests
Saturday evening in honor Of Mrs. n. Nell
| son, who leaves this week with her chill
dren to join Mr.. Nelson in Seattle, Wash,
where they will make their home.
The J. L. D. Girls will be entertained