The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-30
Second avenue in honor Of Miss Edith
ttandall Moore Of st. Paul, who has
been spending two years at Vassar.

sSSSStAN sSvStAuc III "1lOIlOT OF M lSS EulCIl
Itandall Moore of St. Paul. who has
been spending two years at Vassar.
Mrs. 3. P. Gates gave a reception
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Portland avenue, in honor Of her
guests, Mrs. William j. Milne, Miss
Ruth Milne Of Albany, N. Y, and
Mrs. J. P. Verdery Of Augusta, Ga.
ers chosen for the decoration in the
parlors. On the wide veranda and In
the library japanese lilies lent their
beauty while the gorgeous poppy was
used IN the diningroom and den. The
three guests have been visiting at the
Gates home for some little time. Mrs.
Milne, who is Mr.. Gates sister, left
with Miss Milne last evening for
home. Monday evening Mrs. Verdery
will journey south.
A small group Of women was en-
terta1ned yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. E. Barre, 338 E Sew
enteenth street, in honor of Mrs. Mary
Ridley. During the afternoon the
The rooms We're decled with an eff
Sfective arrangement of sweet peas
and nasturtiums The husbands Of
the guests joined them at supper.
tanning a party Of young people at
her residence at Martin Lake, Lin
wood, Mimi, for ten days. Fishing
was particularly good and some SPLEEN
did catches were made by members
Of the party The guests were the
Misses Bessie Averill. Kate Nolan.
Beth MacNamara and Beatrice Tous-
ley, Messrs. Will Casey, Charley
Tousley, Carl Walerstrom and Dan
Frye.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Grose, 2430 Bloomington avenue,
was the scene of wedding Wednesday
| evening when their daughter, Eta
became the bride of Thomas Bagley
place In the presence of sixty rela-
tives and intimate friends. The rooms
We're prettily appointed in green and
white with ferns, sweet peas and car
nations. AS the strains Of the Mendels-
sohn wedding march were sounded
Rev. George Magil preceded the bridal
party to the bower of asparagus ferns
and sweet peas where the service was
read.
| The bride was handsomely gowned
| In champagne wolfe, over taffeta, elab-
orately trimmed with Mexican drawn
| work on the skirt and bodice, and she
| carried shower bouquet of bride
| roses; Miss Byrtie Crosse maid Of
honor wore dainty gown of pale
gray mOusseline de sole, trimmed with
| ribbon and embroidered lace. Her
I flowers were pink sweet peas tied with
/ a wide bow of pink ribbon. Mrs. He'd
rick was naatron of honor and little
Katherine Hedrick was flower girl.
| The best man was Tom McStay At
the close of the ceremony Miss Belle
Mcclure sang, Loves Sweet Song"
and Melvin Campbell gave 30. Prom.
Use Me-" and Beloved, 1t Is Morn. y
| In the dining-rOom ropes Of smilax
were suspended from the chandeliers
! to the edge Of the table and sweet
peas and carnations were clustered in
| tall vases. Miss Marjorie Grose, Mary
Bagley and Mrs. H. A. Campbell as
sisted.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley left for a trip
| on the Great Lakes. They will be at
| home at Helena, Mont, after Sept. L.
The bride wore going away gown
| of tan taffeta with a. long coat and
| hat of the same shade.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Cogan Of Wisconsin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure, Miss Belle Mcclure and DR..
Mcclure Of St. Paul.
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Late are enter
| tanning jolly house party at Shady
Nook, Coney Island, over Sunday. The
guests are members Of the Wimadau-
Mines. G. N. Robinson, q. Cowles f.
Bintliff, Sheets, D: Ahern, Lamborn,
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