The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06

quet was of lilies of the valley tied
with white ribbon. The matron of
honor was the brides sister, Mrs.
Frederic Smith, of Orange, N. j., and
she wore white silk, a picture hat
trimmed with pink roses and held
pink sweet peas. During the reading
of the vows the organist played ooh,
march was used as a occasional.
The service was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philo e..
Hall, and the guests numbered thirty.
White asters and palms made the
magnificent Steinway baby grand
piano from the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upham left on the
afternoon train with their Chicago
friends in the private cars for Chi
cago where they will remain at the
Auditorium annex for a short time,
and then go east, to sail later for Eu-
rope for six weeks. They will be at
home at Richie place, Chicago, after
Jan. 8.
The bride spent several years in
Minneapolis and made many friends
with her charming personality and
beautiful voice. For the last two
y
cago. The bridegroom is president OF
the Upham-Agler Lumber company OF
Chicago and vice president Of the Pea
body Coal company. He is prominent
in republican politics and member
Of the Chicago board of review.
The Out-Of-toWn wedding guests
were Ex-Governor and Mrs. w. H. Up
ham, uncle and aunt of the bride
groom, Marshfield, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic Smith, Orange, N. j.; Mrs
Lucia McKensie, Hendley, WASH; Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Everhard, Ripan, Wis;
| Wis; Carl Schlapp, st. Louis, Mo.
Scott Woodwork and Mrs. E. w
Runyan, Minneapolis; and in the Chi.
cago party were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Pearce, Miss Isabel Knox, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. H. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Sunny, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Wood
worth, Seymour Conan, w. E. O'Neill
DR.. Arthur Reynolds, John Harris
John Upham, F. S. Peabody and M
S. Green.
It was delightful COINCIDENCE
which made Miss Kate Moulton tn
hostess at the tea marquee at tn
Minikahda club this afternoon, am
she was overwhelmed with congratu
lations on winning the woman
| championship yesterday. A group o
the younger matrons and young WON
en- aided her in dispensing the hos
pitality of the afternoon. The gay
| est week of the club life will clos
this evening, when there will be tn
| usual music and informal gathering
| Many of the golfers will remain il
| the city over Sunday, altho the lar
ger number will leave tonight TO
| home.
Mrs Mark B. Smith and Mrs. Daw
| son Bradshaw entertained thlrt,
young women this afternoon in hon
or of Miss Gertrude Hanson at tn
home of Mrs. Smith, on Colfax avenu
S. During the afternoon the guest
| tied comforter for the bride an
each young woman made out menu
for a day on blue and white cards
| The cards were bound in blue an
| white cover and given to Miss Han
son that she might follow them tn
first month after her marriage. IN
| Misses Alice Brooks and Ida kno
blauch assisted the hostesses.
Miss Bess Jones will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home In tn
Roosevelt apartm ents for Miss Achs
Burgess, and on Wednesday Miss Ma
bel Moore of Seventh street S wi
give a hosiery shower. On the FOL
lowing Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
McAdam Boyd have planned tally
no ride for Miss Burgess and tn
guests will be the members of a camp
ing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Casselman an
nounce the engagement of the:
daughter Evalyne to Harvey O. Ia
bott The wedding will take plac
in September.
The engagement is announced
Miss Cora Louise Bromblett, daughtt
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bromblett
| las Linden avenue, to Melville S. Ke1
of st. Paul. The welding will tai
place the last Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Albeit announ
the engagement of their daughter N
Lillian to c. w. Kelley of Bloomin
ton. The marriage will take pla
: early in September.
. Miss Anna Howard of Madis
street gave a thimble bee yesterd
= afternoon for her sister, Miss Ida Ho'
ard, whose engagement to Harry So
gent of Osakis, Mimi, was recently a
n nounced. A prettily appointed lunc
ID con was served after dainty col
= forter had been tied. Miss Howa
will be bride Of the early fall a
this is the first Of a number of affa
which will be given for her.
Mrs. w. C. Wright entertained
group of friends informally Thursd
evening in her apartments at
Savoye for Miss Leila Mansfield, Min
s. D. A musical program was Civ
d. by Mrs. Elizabet Brown-Hawkins a
o. Mrs. Henry Fillmore, and refres
st ments served.
IN
Wednesday afternoon pretty we
ding took place in Duluth, Mimi. WI
Miss Sadie Page of Minneapolis a
- Kennette n. Mcleod were married
the home Of the brides brother, A.
Page. Rev. E. G. Clemans read
service and a wedding dinner '
Y, served, at which covers were laid
sixteen. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod
on the evening train for the south g
will be at home after Sept. 1 at
West Third street.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline M
70 garet Johnson, daughter of c..