The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-24


| OF Hoag avenue gave a linen shower
| for the bride, who is their cousin. Au-
tumn flowers and foliage were the dec
| orations.
| Miss Frances Pond was honor guest
last evening by Miss Adelaide Leigh
ton. Games and music were pleasant
features of the affair and bright-hued
leaves and ferns made an attractive
background.
Miss Anna DeGroodt informally en-
tertained about thirty young people at
evening. The parlor and livingroom
were festooned with autumn leaves and
dahlias and daisies were in every nook
and corner. Music and games were
the diversions and refreshments were
served. -r
The wedding of. Miss Jane Elfrida
Charles g. Moltzner, and Harry NJ.
Broadbent of Toronto, Can, was quietly
solemnized Saturday in the House Of
Hope ;, church, st. Paul, Rev. John
Newell read the service which was wit,
friends. Mr.: and Mrs. Broadbent viii viii
go east on their wedding trip and will
visit Canada. They will be at home
after Nov. Is at 1910 Penn avenue s..
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Penrith cele-
brated the fifth anniversary Of their
ing fifty friends: Music and progress
i've cards were the amusements and the
rooms were decorated with goldenrod
and autumn foliage. The Invitations
had been issued on wood, and the score
cards and prizes We're also in wood, as
were embellished with four-leaf clovers.
Supper was served after the games.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday
was that Of Miss Jennie Lindquist and
Arthur B. Curtiss, which took place at
Lindquist. The house was made
beautiful, with smilax and palms, re-
lieved with white asters and knots of
white ribbon. In the diningroom there
was centerpiece of flowers and smilax
and ribbons fell from the chandelier to
the table; The sa bride wor t white and
witnessed the service which was fol-
lowed by q supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tiss will be at home after Oct. 10 at
1929 Two-and-a-half street S.
A group Of Minneapolis young women
Misses Caroline Dayton, Caroline Gold,
I
Weiskoph, Ethel Reed and Beata Wer-
benhoz, will leave this evening for Wei
lesley college.
Miss Neata Engstrom and James A..
Bartels were married Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs; P. n. Engstrom, on Third
the wedding march as the bride and
bridegroom entered unattended. The
BRIDES gown was Of white silk crepe de
chine over silk and she carried bride
| roses. The service was read by Rev.
| Carl J. Petri to a subdued musical &C.
compartment, which changed to the
Mendelssohn march at the close; The
flowers and foliage and the bridal
couple stood under a canopy Of vines.
Palms and ferns with asters, to furnish
color, were banked on either side and
hydrangeas were on the table in the
| dining-room and the sideboard had a
mound Of flowers and ferns. Only the
relatives were present.
Rev. John Dolphin read the service
Eva Healy- and Langemyer A.. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin will make their
home at Summerville, Lake Mime
tonka. e
Professor and Mrs. Gustavus John
son and daughter Laura have returned
home from an eastern trip during which
in Vermont as we'll as some Of the his
toric places in and around Boston.
While in Vermont Mrs. johnson visited
burying ground at Woodstock In
which lie buried seven generations Of
her ancestors, all being direct descend
ants Of Governor Edward Winslow Of
colonial fame. Mrs. johnson added sew
eral heirlooms as we'll as other pieces
to her collection Of antiques during the
trim