The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-20
fore going to their home in New Orleans,
where they will receive after Dec. i, at
1904 st. Charles street.

1904 st. Charles street.
AmSns tsf Weddings s sg.s # last S sHsasE
SWEET, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. SWEET, and Carl Albert Herrick,
which was solemnized at the home Of the
bride g cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J..
kraftt, on Third avenue S. The SER
vice was read IN the parlor,, which was
al in green and white, with palms and
white chrysanthemums to carry out the
color scheme. The livingroom had red
flowers, and pink roses sounded the col
or note in the diningroom, where roses
ana tapers were on the table. Miss
mabel .nh A = % o played the wedding
ell drew, the ribbons to form an aisle
for the bride. Little Marjorie Butter
Held was flower girl. The bridesmaids
we're Misses Julia Harris and Ethel
Stong. They wore pink and carried
IS IRsry Her fSfas t ef 1 Mts
rails, MIMI, the maid of honor, was
! The bride wore white chiffon wolfe,
fashioned with lace and shirring, and
her flowers We're lilies of the valley. The
s service was read by Rev. S. D. Hutsin
PPlller, r.. and a.. Robertson Cook Of Milwau-
ception which followed the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by Mr..
and Mrs: SWEET. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Her
T n TX Of Little it. Falls. Mimi, and Mr.. and
room Were Misses Maud Bar ties LBS Bes.
SIC Heaiey, Alice Redfeld, Laura Robb,
Mabel Abbott, Martha Harris. Blanche
Stong and Carrie Mcmillan.
MT: and Mrs. Hcrrick will be at home
at l4Oo Spruce place after Dec. 1.
The home of Mrs. Mary F. LaRue on
Glrard avenue S was the scene of
pretty Wedding last evening, when her
Waldo Smith of Madison, MINI, were
married. White chrysanthemums, with
palms and ferns, banked the window in
the llvlngroom, and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. with bright bittersweet berries,
we're IN the diningroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
sang, "My Heart at INV Sweet Voice y
before Handel's "Largo' announced
the entrance Of the bridal party. Six
young women, Misses Beth and Belle
Anoka, Ruth Haynes and Agnes Chess
ner, IN white gowns, drew the garlands
OF smilax from the green-wreathed stair
way to the improvised altar The maid
OF honor, Miss Frances Chamberlain,
wore white, tucked and trimmed with
lace, and held pink roses. The bridal
gown was OF white mousseline de sole,
quet was Of bride roses. The bride.
groom and his best man, Claude Haney,
awaited the coming Of the bride be-
fore the, floral altar, and the service
was read by Rov. E. W. Shurtlef. =:
lo a. me Md informal II reception which fol-
Mimi, and Ellen McWhorter assisted
thru the rooms, and Miss Genevieye
jackson served frappe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
in Madison after Dec. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moo. Reeve
wi! have a house party over Sunday at
In 1 country home at Lake Harriet.
f fhere will be ten guests, and those
Charles Wheeler and Mrs. Fred Gar.
diner Of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Girard Of Frontenac, MINI,
! Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Reeve en-
tertalned group of women at bridge.
White chrysanthemums made an effec.
tive decoration thru the rooms.
A jolly affair was given this after.
noon at the apartments Of Mrs. L. H.
+ she conducted group of friends on a
trip to the st. Louis fair. The guests
went down the river, passing many his
toricc scenes, and on arriving at St.
Louis they visited one of the famous
brewerles, where refreshments were
served. The various buildings at the
fa1r were viewed and a stroll down
the Pike ended at the Tyrolean Alps.
The Japanese tea garden was the last
place visited and the diningroom was
hung. with Japanese lanterns A mound
OF pink roses was in the center of the
table. from which tea was served by
a dainty geisha girl. At each place
was souvenir Of the fair. The other
rooms had chrysanthemums for decora-
ton and honor guest was Mrs. Homer
r. Sllsbee. The affair was very clev-
erly planned and carried out
Mrs. William Wright and Miss Edna
Wright entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home of the former on Jeffer-
son street NE, for Mrs. Joseph Bros.
Autumn leaves and carnations bright
ened the rooms. The fourteen guests
were Mrs. Bros, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H..
Klng, Mines. Frank Bovee, L. Clark,
Charles King, the Misses Edna and
Myrtle Wright, Bertha Hall, Lillian
King, Mae Clarke and Clarence Bros.
Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas E. Burgess en-
tertained at dinner last evening at their
home 1922 Harmon place, For their
daughter Miss Florence Burgess. Gov
ers were placed for twelve and carna-
lions frightened the table. After din
ner music and cards were the diver
sions.