The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-19

cupy box and Mayor Haynes, colonel
Frank Joyce and Colonel Wood are 9th
ers who have made arrangements to
entertain their friends on the opening
evening. Minneapolis people are fond
of vaudeville, they have shown that
whenever they had chance, and there
is every prospect that the management
of the local Orpheum theater will adopt
the plan in vogue in Denver, San FRAN
cisco and other cities, and establish
what is known as society night for each
week. In San Francisco, Los Angeles,
on the Orpheum vaudeville circuit, the
first class vaudeville theaters are the
most popular with those Of recognized
social standing. The same conditions
prevail in Boston, New York, Washing
ton and other eastern cities. Already
society realizes that the Orpheum The
alter company has added materially to
an opportunity for obtaining diver
sion and amusement and that the com
give it another place to spend an aft
crnoon or evening.
Mrs. Frank w. Guilbert gave an in
formal tea this afternoon at her home
on Colfax avenue s, for Miss Myra
Durham of Borden, Ind, who is spend
ing the month with her. The hours
were from 3 until o'cloc k and the
arrangements were characterized by
charming simplicity.
The wedding Of Miss Lulu Gilman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gill
man, and Bernard H. Hennig was sol
emnized this morning in st. Joseph 8
church. Albert Gilman and William
Donahue were the ushers and Henry
Hennig acted as best man. Miss Ger
trude Hennig, the maid OF honor, wore
cream mousseline de sole and carried
bridesmaid roses The brides maid,
Miss Mamie Szimnosek, was in white
with white roses. The bride wore white
silk crepe de chine, fashioned with
lace and shirring. Her veil was caught
with a flower and she held bride roses:
The parish priest read the service and
the organist, Mr.. Gutterslebel, played
the wedding march. This evening a
residence on Sixth street N for, the
bridal couple, and 100 invitations have
been issued. The rooms will be decked
with Japanese lanterns and umbrellas
and festooned with crepe paper, red
white and blue, while pa Inns and potte1
plants will lend their beauty to the
decorations.
trip at present and will receive afte7
l.
Mrs. D. F. Morgan and Richard Nor
gan entertained the bridal party an
out town guests for the marriage O.
Miss Jessica Morgan and John DIVA
Cottraux last evening at dinner at tn
Minneapolis club. It was green an
white dinner and a mound OF whit
was in the center of the table. A grea
cluster of the rosebuds with a bride
book. embellished with the state fowe
and a sketch of the bride, marked Mis-
Morgan s place. Scrolls of parchmen
tied with ribbon and containing
miniature Of the bride, the monogram
of the bridal couple and a list of toast
served as placecards. The guests mum
bered eighteen.
Mrs. Mary Herrick gave prettil
appointed dinner of nine covers las
evening at Dayton s tearooms for Mis-
Georgia SWEET and Carl Albert He!
rick, whose wedding. takes place thu
evening. A basket Of flowers and fern
was in the center Of the table. whic
was placed in the greenroom and palm
and ferns were arranged as back
ground.
Miss Blanche La Rue and DR.. j. Wa
!, | do Smith of Madison, Mimi, were ho1
! or guests at a dinner which was give
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L. \
McWhorter at their home, 1907 St
vens avenue. The guests included tn
members of the bridal party and CO..
ers were placed for eight. White ca
nations, with smilax and ferns, forme
the table decorations, and secon
cluster of flowers and ferns was fas
ened to the brides chair with broa
= white ribbons. The dinner was fc
s lowed by the rehearsal for the. we
r ding, which takes place this evening.
r. Miss Kittie M. Pierce and Robert
" Brown were married last evening
o. the home Of the bride IS mother, MI
n G.. w. Pierce, on University aven
NE. Miss Mary Becker played t.
; Mendelssohn march for procession
l. and the "Lohengrin' chorus duri1
y the reading of the service by Rev.
~ w. Stout. The bridal gown was
; white mousseline de sole and the flo
= ers bride roses. About thirty CUES
y were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Broy
~ went away for short trip and tn
-. will be at home at SIG University az
~ nue. NE after Nov. 20.
ar John D. Calhoun left yesterday
San Jose, Cal, where he will be m;
I'd ried next Wednesday. Frederick
ne Calhoun accompanied his brother a
v. will serve as best man. The bride W
g, be Miss Virginia E. Braslan.
~ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs W H. Moffett of Aldrich avenue s