The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-18

for Wednesday, June 1, will interest Min
neapolis people, as the bridegroom is a
former Minneapolis man, Richard A. doyt>
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Richardson will issue
the invitations this week for the marriage
Of their daughter, Florence, to Mr.. I1oyt.
which will take place in ST. Marks church
in Lake City at 6 o'clock on the evening
of June l. Mr. Hoyt is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G. Ioyt, who made their
home at 62S East Sixteenth street for
eighteen years, and who removed to Lake
City, where Mr.. Hoyt erected flour
MILL about four years ago. Richard Hoyt
went to Paris in 1900 as auditor of the
United States commission to the expo
sition and remained there for a year, re-
turning to Baltimore to close the financial
affairs Of the commission before he joined
his father in Lake City and became q
| member Of the firm of Tenant & Hoyt.
Mr.. Hoyt and his bride will make their
home in Lake City.
The engagement of Miss Cora Elizabeth
| Bailey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Bailey Of 1914 Twelfth avenue N, and l..
| N. Blair Of Pittsburg, Pa, has been an
nounced and the wedding will take place
next month.
Miss Laura May Smith daughter of Mrs.
F. r. McReavy, and Carl w. Lang will be
quietly married at the home of the bride,
AIS East Eighteenth street, on Tuesday,
June Z. .l
Miss Olivia Kruse was the honor guest
! at a prettily appointed parcel shower this
afternoon given by Mrs. Philip S. White
and Mrs. A. B. Hanke of st. Paul, at
1924 Park avenue. 1t was a pink and
white affair and in the center Of the table
| In the dining-room was a basket of white
tulips with a pink tulle bow on the hands
and pink tapers in silver holders were on
| oft Gil ink orr uynit f111 10 yxac fnc-
TONED from the chandelier to the cor
ners Of the table, where it was. fastened
| with huge bows and white carnations tieC
with white tulle were on the brides chair
Little Lucille Weinhold, in a white and
pink frock, brought in the gifts to the
bride in a wheelbarrOW decorated with
carnations. There were several guessing
contests for other amousment. The hos.
tesses were assisted by Mrs. Emil Vein
hold and the twenty-five guests included 6
group of st. Paul women.
Next Wednesday afternoon Miss Edit
Williams of Franklin Heights will give {
plate shower for the bride and there viii
be other affairs in her honor.
Mrs. Robert Chisholm entertained at
luncheon Of twelve covers at the Holmes
hotel this afternoon and tulips and fern!
and white. After luncheon cards were
played.
Mrs. Frank ]. Mackey, a former Min
neapolis woman, is planning the biggcs
and most wonderful party for June, &C
cording to London DISPATCHES. One of he
plans is for a Louis XIV. dinner at which
the feminine guests will be chosen TO-
their wit and beauty and they will wea
the sprigged brocades and powdered hal
of the period and the men will also be il
Louis XIV. costume. There will be ski!
| ~, @~l~1o
tons will be an exact reproduction o
those in vogue in the time of the famous
Louis.
Miss Zoe Cyphers gave a heart part
last evening for Miss Gertrude Spragu
and A. F. Owen, whose wedding will b.
one of the affairs of June, and her hona
, on Stevens avenue was gay with pink tul
Ups and ferns in the parlor and sunn.
marshmarigolds in the dining-room an
hall. After the games a light supper wa
served. The guests numbered sixteel
and they were Miss Sprague, Mr.. Owen
Messrs. and Mines. G. A. Malmstedt, Cor
don LOOMS, Miss Lois Sprague, Miss Yer
Bean, Miss Nina Mosher, 0. G. Moore
Lionel Avery and Bert McCune. TIL
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Laura Cyph
ers, Miss Anna Cyphers and Blanche Rob
inson.
= Thursday afternoon Mrs R. S. Stephen
4 will entertain for the bride.
Friday Mrs. John Mintener will be hos
tess and next Wednesday Mr.. and Mr.!
+ Dawson Bradshaw will give a dinner.
p The bridal diner for Miss Edith Pee
I and w. E. Truesdall, whose wedding wi
take place this evening, was given Monda
n evening by Mr. and Mrs: c. M. Peet. Pin
: carnations and maidenhair ferns made tn
table pretty and covers were laid fe
= eight. ...-
Mrs C. M. Peet of 1888 Harriet avenu
gave the bridal dinner Monday night fC
Miss Edith Peet and Will E. Truesdalt
), whose marriage takes place tonight. TIL
= table had centerpiece of pink carna tior
and ferns, and there were carnations q
each cover.