The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-05

of a charming young woman took
place last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter on Vine
place, when their daughter, Emma
Hancock, and Walter Birney Nettle-
ton Of Seattle, Wash, were married.
Both young people We're prominent in
university and fraternity circles. Mr..
Nettleton is a Psi Epsilon man and is
a member of a lumber firm in Seattle.
About 125 guests gathered to wit
ness the service. which was read by
Rev. o. A. Williams. The decorations
were charming and the rooms were
bowers Of green with southern smtlax,
trailing over the woodwork; palms,
lifting their broad leaves over the
mantels and corners and adrooping
sword ferns tucked below and every
where were lilies, great sheaves of the
fragrant blossoms. The rooms were
lighted with white tapers in colonial
holders.
A, string orchestra played the To
hengrin" chorus as the white ribbons
and Alfred Hill. Mrs. William M,
Horner was her sisters matron Of
honor and wore pale blue crepe
trimmed with spangles and carried an
armful Of lilies. The bridal gown was
Of white panne crepe de chine with
tucked skirt and blouse fashioned
with duchesse lace. A veil was worn
Morris Stratton was best man and with
| the bridegroom awaited the bride at
the floral altar.
| At the informal reception which fol-
lowed the bridal couple were aided
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
and P. B. Nettleton of Brainerd, the
bridegroonn's father, and assisting thru
the rooms were Mines. Horace Peck,
John Wesley, Chester Simmons and
Eugene l.. Trask.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nettleton left on the
late train for an eastern trip and they
| ing to Seattle, where they will receive
after March Ii at the Summit hotel.
Mrs. Nettleton wore blue cloth trav-
cling gown trimmed with panne vel
vet and her hat was to match.
Mrs. Arthur r. Hopkins Of Chicago
g. former resident Of Minneapolis, is
being entertained at a number of in
formal affairs during her stay In the
| city. This afternoon Mrs. Chandler
c.. Wyman had sixteen women in fol
n cards at her home on Dupont avenue
S. Thursday afternoon Mrs. George
l B. Barwise of Portland avenue will
have luncheon for Mrs. Hopkins
and there will be other card parties
and luncheons as well as sleighine
party. .--
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bestor will
give an informal dancing party Mon
day evening at their nome on Oai
Grove street. "
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank P
Hopwood, Of 1909 Portland avenue
will entertain at cards.
Mrs. c. Ellis Fisher Of 900 Yves
Twenty-second street. will give q care
| | mart Thursday afternoon.
, George McGregor, captain of tn
South High school football team, Will
entertain the members of the team
and their friends Saturday evening
Feb. II, at the home of his parents
1923 Elliot avenue S.
!. The ball room Of Masonic Temple
was hung with flags and made ga:
with bunting last evening for the an
J nual ball Of Company I, First infantr.
M. n, G.. and knapsacks, sabres ei an,
Captain 3. w. Langdon, master o
\ ceremonies, was assisted in lookin,
J after the pleasure of the guests b,
Lieutenant H. S. Taylor, First Ser
geant E. J. Anderson, Sergeant H. T
Bedbury, Sergeant B. L. Kingsley, Cor
H. B., Dyer, Quartermaster Sergeant A
H. Hansen, Sergeant George McGre
gor, Corporal G.. A. GALLAGHER, Cor
poral G. H. Lantz.
The grand march was led by Col
, onel and Mrs. Frank T. Corriston an
about 200 couples followed them.
\ program of sixteen numbers wa
} played by the First Regiment bant
Among the guests were Governor Va
SAINT and the members Of his staff.
\ The members Of the basketba
p team Of the South High school wer
honor guests last evening at Dime
Brown, at her home on Park avenu
Covers were laid for twenty and tn
guests included the men who hay
} aided in coaching. Orange and blac
pennants hung on the walls and whit
carnations and jonquils were the tab.
decorations. The place cards ha
Gibson heads for decoration and snna
basket balls were tied to them. MI.
Alice Winter as toastmistress Gale
for responses from Irving Robitohel
Earl Lawler, Ernest Slower, Swenr
Bang, Clarence Blake, Leslie Hughe
Misses Brown, Florence Bottenf1el
Ruth Banker, Bernice and ME-
O'Connell, Misses Henrietta Brow
Lillian Bates, Mrs. o. w. Brown al
sisted and Miss Flossie Peterso
played.
A basketball guessing contest W.
an amusing feature and prizes wei
4 won by Miss Banker, Messrs. STOW.
! and Bang.
The wedding Of Miss Minnue
: Georgiania Odegarde, daughter
Mrs. F. w. Schmidt, and Frar
Edward Bradley took place
the parlors Of the Laurel Social cit
z Wednesday evening. Palms, earn
4 tons and roses made the rooms pref
and about 800 guests gathered to wi
ness the service which was read