The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-23

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A wedding which will interest Min
neapolis people for both the bride and,
brldegroom formerly resided in the
city, will take place this evening in
Los Angeles, CAL, at the home OF the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. G. K. sherburn,
when Miss Hattie Jerome and Alberts
r. Dunsmoor will be married. It.
VIII be a.. quiet home wedding with
Eoniy. the relatives and near friends as
/ guests and Rev. DR.. Pitner will read
4 the service. gSDr. Pitner was at one
time pastor Of the Hennepin Avenue
Dunsmoor and his bride will leave on
an extended wedding journey which
Will bring, them to Minneapolis about
the first Of May and they will spend
the summer here with relatives, re-
4 make their home. rs Mr.. Dunsmoor is
a brother of Mrs A4W. Armatage.
The home Of Mr..and Mrs Reinhold.
zeglin on Elliot avenue, was q bower
OF white and green with palms, ferns,
and Easter lilies in profusions this af-
ternoon, for the marriage of Miss
Marie Helen Zeglin and Albert Henry
LeDoux, which was solemnized at 8
o'clock About fifty relatives and
friends gathered to witness the service
Which vas read by, Judge; Holt. Miss
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and played the Mendelssohn march
and Miss Clara Eise1e sang cob, Prom
Use Me-" Miss Lillian Sal1r, the maid
/ of honor, wore whiteS French lawn
trimmed with tucks and lace and car
ried pale pink carnations. The bride s
gown was Of white crepe !de chine:
inset with lace and tucked. and her
flowers were brideeroses. '.> J John Zeg-
lin was the best man. -,
The service was followed by an in
formal reception and a collation. was
served in the dining-room where the
table was strewn with ferns and
crossed with white satin ribbons.
From the chandelier hung a great ball
OF white flowers and the garlands Of
ribbons and ferns dropped to the cor
ners Of the table. Misses Emma and
Minnie Zeglin and Aida LeDoux pre-
sided. Among the guests were Miss
George LeDoux, who came from Mi
ami, Fla, Mrs. Lair and Jacob Lahr
Waconia; and Mr. and Mrs. Korfhage
and son from st. Paul. - ~, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeDoux will leave this
evening for short trip and they will
be at>home after April at 2119. Elliot
avenue. =
Mrs. Eugene-P.- DeHaven enter
tanned a small group Of women this
avenue for Mrs. Horace, Spice of De-
troit, Mich. Euchre was played at
four tables and the rooms were bright
with daffodi1s and ferns. Mrs. Spice
will remain in the city for. the week
and IS now with. her mother, Mrs.
E1chler, at the Hampshire Arms.
In the crush of women at the mil
linery openings the first of the week,
one of the popular bachelors attracted
considerable attention. He was the
only man present, and his friends
We're at a loss to understand why he
should be so interested in modes and
braids. The thought that he was
about to forswear .bachelorhood was
the first which flashed, thru a. young
matron's mind, but when she, taxed
him with an aproac ching wedding he
only laughed ~ - tT11 sats<1:Ia -
my people live in a small town
about a hundred miles from here, -
he explained, land asSny sisters don't
care to come to the city shopping, it
is my duty to select their hats. I've
done it for three years now, and every
purchase has been satisfactory. How
do you think that will suit a blonde
with round face, considerable color
and lot Of fluffy hair on her fore
head?" And he. looked critically al
the combination of burnt straw, pink
roses and green leaves, and then de-
/ cided that it was too narrow for the
round face. 1--WE four of them to buy
before O'CLOCK, he said, regarding
with more favor a big affair Of black
malines with forget-me-nots tucked
in the folds. Imagine buying four
hats in less than half an hour! And
after get them I've got to look UP
a spring coat. oh, it's great fun, this
shopping for women!" s
The young nnatron looked at him
for quite, forty seconds and then she
said solemnly: WELL you are q
brother in a thousand!'' And then
she added, "and don't know but
your sisters are just as unusual
And it really seems as tho they
were, for it is not every girl who would
trust her brother to select her Easter
bonnet @'Ela. --s ~
Mrs. M. J. Scanlon will entertain a
small card party tomorrow afternoon
at her home on Groveland avenue.
The Thursday club will be enter
tanned tomorrow by Mrs. William G.
Famous, 1916 Vine place. -
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees is one
of the important fraternal organiza-
tons in the city, and anything of in