The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-23

MISS CidId JoSllIl, daughter OIL MI. dHu
Mrs. j. j. Joslyn, and Edgar B. Cooper
have chosen Wednesday, June s, as the
day, Of their wedding.
Minneapolis friends have received invi-s
tations for the marriage of Miss Clara
Lowell Parker, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Dick Parker of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
and Frederick Edwards Andrews, which
will take place Wednesday afternoon in
Grace Episcopal church, Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. C. L. Butcher and Miss Ruby Butcher
have gone down to the wedding. Mr.. An
drews Is a member Of the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity. with host Of friends in the
city.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Hennes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Hen
mes. and Frank F.. Golf will take place.
June 20.
Mrs F. M Sweet Of 1929 Pleasant ave-
nue. has announced the engagement5o of her
daughter, Elizabeth, to John Reardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laughton have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Ellen Elizabeth, and M. Ed
ward Gibbons, and the wedding will take
place in June Tomorrow evening Mrs.
S. H. Stout and Miss Julia Hallahan will
give linen shower at the home of the
former, 22S Mourth street Me- for the
bride.
Miss Ethel voegeli is in a whirl of gay
ety. for all sorts Of affairs have been
planned for her in the days preceding her
marriage to George II. Riebeth on
| Wednesday, June 8. Saturday afternoon
Miss Grace Perry gave a matinee party
for her at the Metropolitan theater and
there were twelve guests. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs Van H. Wilcox will give
a handkerchief shower at her home on
Twenty -slxth avenue N. Miss Florence
| Howard, Miss Voegelis cousin, who will
be the maid Of honor, will arrive Friday
from Perry, Iowa, and next Monday even
ing Miss Voegeli will entertain for her.
The following Tuesday Miss Grace Kessler
will be hostess in honor Of the bride.
| Miss Jennie Smith Of 3010 Eleventh av-
enue S will give handkerchief shower
Wednesday evening for Miss Gibbs, a
bride of next month.
1 Mrs K. j. Broderick Of 1912 E Twenty
first street will entertain Wednesday az
ternoon at linen shower for her niece,
Miss Mabel A. Schwend, a June bride.
The Tuesday club has postponed its
Injecting which was announced for to-mor-
row until Wednesday. June !, when Mrs.
Fred L. Gray of 1925 Girard avenue
will be the hostess
| The ]. l.. D. girls will be entertained at
a theater party given by the s. A. w.
| boys Saturday evening and after the play
supper will be served at the Nicollet
| cafe. Mrs F. F. Ellis will chaperone the
young people. (.
Saturday afternoon Miss Lenore Peck
| entertained the girls and after social
room where the table was decked with
daisies and ferns. Covers were placed for
i twelve.
Mrs. Louis B. Newell entertained twenty
children at a, lawn party: Saturday after
noon at her home, 2206 Blaisdell avenue
4 for her little son Winston. Games were
played and luncheon was served In the
dining The small guests were ac-
companied by their mothers, who Joined
In the games.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown-IIawkins enter.
tanned few musical friends at her apart
rnents on Fifteenth street Saturday even
ing. Tulips were used for decoration and
} light refreshments were served. During
the evening Miss L. B. Wasserzieher, Miss
Mabel Augustine, T. McCracken and
} Arthur Jones, gave solos with Miss LeilaI
Stevens at the piano.
Miss May Wells, 1906 W Lake street
entertained at dinner Friday evening
Covers were laid for eleven and the rooms
were prettily decorated with violets. Tte
guests were Misses Ina Houston, Nellie
Cole, Laura Raynler, Francis Durham
Margaret Crawshaw, Edith Taylor, Jose.
phine Boise, Louise Williams, Mamie
Stearns and Myrtle Graham.
Miss Rose Tollefson and Rasmus A. ia
!. cobson were married Saturday at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. julia
Tollefson, on Spruce place. The decora-
lions were in green and white and a can
opy of green was arranged above the flora
altar. Miss Maud Arson played the Men
delssohn march as the bridal party en-
tered. Miss Ruby Tol1efson WIS maid o.
honor and wore white habutai silk ant
carried white carnations The brida
gown was of white chSron over taffeta
shirred and trimmed with embroidered
chiffon, and the flowers were bride roses
Rev. A. Knudson read the service and s
J. Berg was best man. Mr. and Mrs. ia
cobson went to St.-Louis on their trip ane
they will be at home after June Is at IL.
Spruce place. The bride wore q gra.
travelling gown with hat to match.
A quiet wedding OF. Thursday was tina
Of Rungneill G. Olson and Irving w
d.