The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-10

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A quiet wedding of the day was that
of Miss Mabel Tinsley Richardson and
Herbert Francis Williams, which took
place at s o'clock this afternoon at the
home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Sarah
B. Richardson, 2201 Aldrich avenue 5.
Roses, tulips and smlaX carried out
color scheme of pink, white and green In
the decorations. There were no attend
ants and the bride wore her travelling
gown of tan covert cloth and carried white
violets. Rev. Henry Holmes read the SER
vice in the presence Of about twenty rela-
tives, and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams went
away for short trip. They will be at
home after June 10 at 2201 Aldrich ave-
nue. S. Among the guests were D. Fl.
Becker, Judge and Mrs. Cochran of Grand
Forks, Mrs. Harry knight and daughter
of st. Louis
On account of the critical illness of
General John B. Sanborn, Judge and Mrs.
Walter II. Sanborn of St. Paul have re-
called the invitations for the wedding re-
ception of their daughter Marian and
Grant Van SAINT. The wedding will take
place as planned tomorrow evening, but
it will be very quietly solemnized and
there will be no reception. Mr. Van SAINT
is the son Of Governor and Mrs. Van
SAINT
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eide announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lillian A.,
to w. H Oshier. The wedding will take
place in June.
Miss Helen Hoegh selected red and yell
low tulips as the flowers to grace the table
for the dinner which she gave last eve
ming at her home on Second avenue S
60. how. sjc lies, LIMO III nooh or,1
Frederick Ayers of Indianapolis, whose
wedding is the event Of tomorrow. There
was q basket of the gay flowers in the
center of the table, a cluster of them at
the brides place, and the candle shades
repeated the bright colors. Covers were
placed for sixteen, and those at table
were besides the bridal couple and the
hostess, Page Chapman of New York who
will be best man; Norman Stewart of Chi
cago, William Robbs and H. Haueiser of
indianapolis, Charles Case and e.. Chan
ming Kibbee, ushers; Charles Gale, Miss
| Margaret Wells, Miss Lord, Miss Weston,
| Mrs. Case and Mrs. Haueiser.
| A pink rose dinner was given last even
| ing by Mrs. j. H. Johnson at her home,
1920 Harmon place, last evening in honor
of Miss Lillian Halsey and Joseph Brad
shaw, whose wedding will take place to-
morrow. Roses were everywhere and the
pink blossoms filled a basket in the. cen
| ter of the table and pink tulle was tied on
| the handle. There was a rose at each
cover and a great cluster of roses with
| lilies of the valley at the brides place and
| the name cards represented roses. The
pink tapers were shaded with rose petals
and the ices and cakes aided In carrying
out the suggestion of a rose dinner. Gov
ers were laid or twelve and the guests
were Miss Lillian Hasley and Joseph Brad
| ha Mr. Mrs TT Aha1S ST PAIL.
Mrs. G. A. Hasley, the Misses Maude and
lido Hasley Miss Florence Porter, Mrs.
F. c.. Bryant and Harold Porter.
Miss Claire Harrington and G. F. Sheldon,
were honor guests at a prettily appointed
dinner which was given last evening at
the Minneapolis club by Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Sheldon. Covers We're laid for twelve
and the guests were the relatives of the
bridal couple.
Mrs. Kate Borland will entertain the
women of Trinity Baptist church and theil
friends Thursday afternoon from until
C o'clock at her home 2014 Blaisdell av-
enue, and DR.. and Mrs L. A. Crandall
the new pastor and his wife, will be the
honor guests. .aE
The wedding of Miss Bertha Jane Ra.
cine and Paul Gyllstrom was quietly sol
emnized yesterday at the new home Of
the bridal couple, PIG Eighth avenue Sc
Miss Pauline Weis was maid Of honor ant
John Velladson acted as best man. The
service was read by Rev. J. w. Preus III
the presence Of only a small group O.
friends. Mr.. Gyllstrom and his bride wen
to Mortified for few days Mrs. CYL
strom is a niece Of w. E. Lee of Ions
Prairie and was graduated from St. Bar
nabas training school for nurses with thu
class Of 1901. ~ #
Miss Myrtle Smith celebrated her birth
day anniversary Saturday and Mrs. c. A
Smith gave luncheon in honor Of thu
day at Donaldsons tea rooms and it wa
followed by matinee party to hear Fritz
Scheff. La France roses and pink taper
in silver holders and name cards simu
lating pink roses made the table pretty
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Trevor chaperone,
the young people and those at table wer
Misses Myrtle Smith, Marion Springer
Florence Paul, zyporah Richie, RATHER
, inc Fairchild, Ann LELAND, Mann Smith
Adellne Smith, Dorothy Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of 262
Central avenue NE celebrated the six
teertr anniversary of their marriage Sat
urday when they gave a dinner of fort
covers. The rooms were made beautifu
with carnations. trailing vines and ferns
8 Mr.. and Mrs Thompson received man
, handsome gifts.
> The wedding of Mrs. Rose Burdick c
q Chicago and H. C. Enrich took plac
. last evening at the home of the officiatin
= minister, Rev. c. M. Heard, on w -Four
, tenth street. Mr.. Enrich has recent
= come to minneapolis from Chicago and
connected with the board Of trade. MI
2 and Mrs Enrich will be at home at 161
, Fourth avenue S.
The children and grandchildren of M
e and Mrs. Stephen Rochelle gathered q
= the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George T
4 Blewett, $500 Pleasant avenue, Sunday, t
aid in celebrating their golden wedding
g A wedding bell Of yellow jonquils hun
above the wedding cake. in the dining
g room and ferns and bride roses were use
: thru the rooms. Each Of the twent
O. grandchildren brought flower in homo
of the event and there was a purse
. gold for the bridal couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochelle were married
3 Chicago and they lived in ST. Paul frol
n 1854 until 1889, when they came to Mime
apolis. Mr.. Rochelle is a Canadian b