The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

&: llelg |
- o. - s:5:G2y'M
One of the prettiest of the many af-
w. T.. Coghlan of New York, who has
been spending the summer with her Sis,
ter, Mrs. George Rose, was the card
Mrs. H. H. Barber on Irving avenue s.
i've Women Women TO IN meet MIS- coghlan, and
a profusion of gay autumn flowers ac-
centuated the pretty furnishings Of the
| rooms. Euchre was played at eight
tables, and in addition to the two prizes
for the lucky players, there was va, SOU
cards simulated. pink roses, from which
peeped a girl IS head. After the games
luncheon was served and all Of the ap-
pointments were in pink, with pink
pink covered tables. Mrs: Barber was
land Mrs. William Sauntry Of Saltwater
and by the Misses Marion and Ruth
| Barber. .,- &E
Mrs Coghlan will leave Thursday for
her home in the, east. She has been
much entertained during her stay in
Minneanolis and Mrs. Barber gave tho
first Of the long series Of parties which
were arranged in her honor. Tomor-
row Mrs. NJ. J. Scanlon will be hostess
at a luncheon at Donaldson s tearooms
} for her.
Mrs. A. H. Linton gave charmingly
appointed luncheon Of eighteen covers
at her home on Park avenue this after
noon for Mrs. 0. A. Pray, who will
spend the winter in the cast Fruit
and autumn leaves furnished a season.
leaves aided IN the table decorations.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Nellie
Kenny will entertain at her home in
the Sunnyside apartments for Miss
Marion Colby. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Grace Stone of the Virginia will be
ing Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. *Hedley. v.
Hancock Miller, Miss Coiby's fance,
and Mr.. Vane, who will act as his best
man, will arrive from Philadelphia for
the dinner, and the Monday before the
I Wedding the Misses Higgins and Capp-
I lin will give a luncheon and automo-
s bile party for Mr.. Miller and Miss
) Colby; Miss Colby will have her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Colby, and Mrs.
!. William Huelings, Jr., of Philadelphia,
4 for her attendants at her wedding,
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright are
1 guests of Mrs. William D. Washburn at
l Fair Oaks. Mrs. Wright was formerly
4 Miss Elizabeth Washburn and since her
traTeeG e IN al sorts h Of oa as
\ of-the-way places with. DR.. Wright.
1 They will spend month or more in the
4 city and Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Il William D. Washburn, Jr, gave a tea
4 for Mrs. Wright and invited $50 Of her
1 old friends to meet her. The appoint
the hours were from until clock.
The wedding of Miss Violet Natalie
\ Kraft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
l Kraft, and Carroll Leon Bragg is an
4 nounced to take place Wednesday.
| The people Of Simpson M. E.. church
4 will give reception this evening fol
4 DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Rider and Miss Mae
/ Rider, who will leave next week fol
4 accepted the passionate of Westlak,
4 church. - - -
| The wedding of Miss Nina Con
1 stance Field and John Villardson tool
RaGGe last eyening at the the hSe # tn
u -. IVY % PtIIS. NIL 1lo III D. IL -
I Field, on Elliot avenue. "' The servic
1 was read in the livingroom, wher
4 branches of oak leaves were arrange
/ over doorways and windows. Th
- bri eht-colored leaves also formed tn
either side, and white tapers burned
the diningroom, where, garden flower
made the table beautiful.
Miss Madeline Hotter was at tt
r piano and played the "Lohengrin
chorus for the professional. The wee
ding ring was carried in the heart of
large white rose by Katherine Ha,
sen, the bride 8 niece, who wore a viii
frock. Little Pearl Hansen and Naor
Field, also in white, were flower CIR
and held sheaves of snowy aster
The bridesmaids, Misses Mabel Goul
and Pauline Field, were in white an
White Miss Han nse Field aP was hf her rts
ter's maid of honor and wore. cor
colored null and carried yellow flower
The bridal gown was Of white airlil
with deep bertha Of lace, and the DO
} quet was Of white roses. Christi;
Vanguard acted as best man and Il
service was read by Rev. j. W.sPrer
paniment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Villardson will be
home at 500 Irving avenue S aft
Oct. Is.
Rev. John s. Rood offciated at tt
wedding of Miss Lottie Anderson a.
. Guy A. Ross, which took place Is
evening at the home of Mr.. and M