The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-29


noon the young people went to West
Minister church, where a rehearsal, Tor
the wedding tomorrow evening, was
held. s,
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Car
penter gave a. dinner of twenty covers
for their son and his fiancee. A mound
of roses and maidenhair ferns was in
garland of lilies of the valley and smi
lax. Pink .tapers in silver holders
wreathed with pink rosebuds were at
either end. The BRIDES chair was gar
landed with lilies and vines held by
huge tulle bow. The name cards bore
and monogram. Miss Donaldson found
beautiful bridebook Illuminated in
old. English and embellished with the
state flower, at her place. 49,. ~ ,.rr. /. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. LAWRENCE will
| DeCorsey and DR.. Thad Sheridan Beede
Covers will be placed for twelve and
tives. %%
Rev. G.. L. Morrill, offciated at the
marriage Of Miss Mabel Blanche Phil
took place last evening at the home Of
the bride's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Phil
lips, 61O Second street NE. Miss Anna
Hart was maid Of honor and wore
white and carried pink roses. The
bride was in white aeolian cloth trimmed
with lace. She wore a veil ana carried
white roses. Charles Kartak was the
fore an altar of palms, ferns and white
ferns were in the diningroom. Miss
Irene McGaughey played the wedding
march. The group Of guests included
Mrs. William Brett and Thomas Brett
of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. McGaughey
went away for a; short trip and they
will be at home after Dec. 10 at ooo
Second street NE.
Miss Hilda Frazer and Frank German
were married last evening at the home
of the bridegroom sister, Mrs, John
Glasse, on Plmouth avenue. White car
nations and. ferns made an attractive
setting. Miss Amy Bradley. played the
wedding march as the two Hover girls,
Florence Martin and E!ma Frazer, IN IN
rose leaves, led the way to the impro-
vised altar. Miss Matte Ward, the
maid of honor, was in pale blue and her
flowers were yellow roses. The bridal
gown was in tan wolfe. with a yoke OF
lace in the skirt and waist. She carried
bride roses. Rev. George Mayer reaa
the service, which was followed by q re-
ception for 100 guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Frazer and Mr.. and Mrs. Glassei aid
ed in receiving. Mr.. German and his
bride ie went vent to Chicago on their wedding
,, trip and they will receive at 255 Six
teenth avenue N on their return: ~si4
/, DR.. and Mrs. Chapman announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helen,
|
land William A. Barchardt.
Mrs. G.. H. Sheehan has announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Hazel, to
9. T. Heidel- -. -....,.--.
The Eta Gamma sorority gave a mat
inee party Saturday afternoon y 9oh hOH9'
Ida Purchase and Lucille Thompson. A
luncheon was served after the matinee
at the home of Miss Anna Mortiner
, 2lOt Western avenue. The d1nlngrooH
was in the sorority colors, green ang
streamers, forming a, canopy over Ine
table. Under this was suspended large
football over mound OF carnations
{ The place cards were in gopher de'
sion. the souvenirs were small footballs
t and the ices were served In chrysanthe,
T bT mss Gssef s Ehe sn RaarsRk "1s
Misses Ethel Chase, Bessie Carr. Claudia
t Oswald, Harriet Shreyer, Gertrude Mas
solt. Harriet Bentson, Lillian King and
/ Lillian Holt. Misses Hazel Mortimer
and Florence Cheney served the lunch
con. j. ...,.s.. ri. =. ~
Mrs. J. M. Mortimer Of Lyndale aye
nue. N entertained at thanksgiving DIN,
, ner in honor of Mrs. Charlotte Norwood
Of Livingston, Mont: The table deco deeo.
ra ratio na wele for ft tWelVe box party
, was given by Miss M. Mortimer at the
Metropolitan theater in the evening.
There was pleasant family reunion
Thanksgiving at the home ct 4 w
Marsh. D j. Marsh came from Nome Nome
wears. Mrs. o. B. Johnson and son were
. from Sioux City, Iowa, and the Other
; quests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Fuller
and O. E.; Marsh of this city. y. J.
! Marsh has gone to st. Louis, and later
, will &C to Nevada. for the winter. re
turning to Alaska in the spring. Mrs
johnson and son returned to Sioux City
! yesterday.
The wedding of Miss Catherine A
:, Medium and James >. O,Dqnnea u 100, tooH
; place Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
nell will be at home after Dec. al
4433i Upton avenue S.
: PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. s;as
: : Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton r. Cooley have re
. turned from st. Louis
. Mrs. F. G. Griswold and Miss Emily Griswolt
have gone to st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs e. n. Moulton and Miss Moulto1
2 are home from st. Louis.
= Mrs w w. Harrison and family have takeI
s. an apartment in the Colonial, 1902 Park avenue
i The wednesday Euchre club viii meet tomor
row with Mrs. T. Mahoney, 623 Fremont ave
3 nue. N.
:? The Deutscher Frauen club will give carr
u party this evening in X. P. hail. Masonit
e Temple.
Mrs. Henry ". Mllliken Ct Portland nd Me-, I.
7 iavenue sSsE - j ~ -
+ Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Woodburn Of Bots.
d City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry u. Little
e of 1917 Vine place.
Vesta circle No. IA. ladies' auxiliary to thu
Royal League. will give card party tomor
}, row evening in Richmond hall. IS.
a Minneapolis people = at tsNeweSYork hotels ar,
e as follows: Astor: G. d Beemer; York, q
d Vonende; Breslin, w. j. Lawrence. -
Y Mrs. ]. NJ b. Carouthers and her two daugh
tiers aof Princeton N. i, are guests of Mrs w
s e. Booth Of 3139 Calhoun boulevard
Q Mr.: and Mrs: =. ". Paige Of Pittsaeld, Mass.
are in the city for q few days They afs II,