The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-08

] a quiet weddinp. ar LAST evening was
THAT of Miss Winona e. Orff and Dr.. I
at the home Of Mrs. rs. M. Stewart On
/ Fifth avenue S. Rev j. G.. FAIRIES (
read the service in the presence Of a I
/ small group of relatives and near
friends. The appointments were
charmingly simple. Miss Katherine
Harris was maid Of honor and wore
4 white embroidered batiste.s The bri-
trimmed with duchesse lace. The
bridegroom's best man was his broth
err, Professor Frederick Maynard
Mann of st. Louis
+ DR.. and Mrs Mann left on the eve
/ ming train for Boston, and they will
sail the last of the week on the Cam
opic for the Mediterranean trip. They
will remain abroad several months
and DR.. Mann will study surgical work
II in the German hospitals
I. There promises to be the usual num-
Der Of April weddings and the latest
announcement is of the marriage Of
Miss Minnie Arnold, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. e. Keyser, and DR.. Harvey
Bachrath of Finley, N. D., which will
take place Monday evening, April 4,
at z o'clock, in the Phoenix club. Only
small group of friends will be hidden
and the service will be followed by a
dinner, after which DR.. and Mrs.
Bachrath will leave for their new
home in Finley.
for her matron of honor her sister,
Mrs. C.. M. Lane. and Mr.. .Thwing has
asked Charles r. Redfield to act as
his best man. Next Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lane will give the bridal dinner
for her sister at her home on Frank
lin avenue.
| [ /. 4 1 &
You can never tell how much a
bargain bar, a5 will cost you; nor 1,+, where it
an who lives within the sound of the
pendale chair in a. second hand shop.
7 She bought it for nothing, preceded by
the figure 1, and went home rejoicing.
When the chair arrived, 1T did not
narmonize with the. drawing-room and
Then the walls had to be redecorated,
and as the new scheme was not salts
factory with that in the rooms open
ing from it, the downstairs apart
ments had all to be- done over and
;tt refurnished. Nor was that all the
: disturbance that the Chippendale
i. chair caused, for the owner can thank
:, its antique curves for the new colonial
If house which is being built out on one
70 of the popular avenues, while her hus-
band regards the relic rather ruefully
e as he looks at his check book and
!, wonders if that is the end or just the
beginning. re
i. -
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Woodworth
will return from their wedding trip
to California next Wednesday, AND
they Will be at the Judd house until
! i they go out to Lake Minnetonka in
is April. The wedding Of Mr.. and
:. Mrs. sWoodworth was one Of the pref
% ty affairs of January and the bride
III YOU will remember, was Miss Edith
i, Ives.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Z. IF. Day are al
Miami, Fla Mr.. Dayyis an enthusi-
v on the southern links. hast week hi
!. won the qualification round cup anl
= made a score of 13T with a handicap
r. Eof ~. ~
10
e, Mics Irene NJ Raine Of D,1non
= avenue S was hostess to a group 8
7 girl friends Saturday afternoon an(
the guests nlayed s progressive nil
Soft1y shaded tights and cut flower
Ct roade the rooms nretty Mise
OF Kstharine corsin and Catherin,
= HAYES Won the nrizes. and after tll,
y 90 ~ >1ioht 1,Incheon was served
n mol Ethel Crowther. Catherine Pawn
!. 49, 1S.s.ass = s,,,,,,,; 80 ,,,,,,r.o =,
@&3 anu sIldlles 4sdye d IL uoiS.'i NJ o5l IL
ew Others present were Misses Rut
cir Harding, Agnes Raine, Florence Hill
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