The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-01

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Thru the rooms honeysuckle, wild flowers
and snowballs made a charming decora-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell will leave
this evening for Chicago. where they will
ing away gown lis Of brown broadcloth,
trimmed with white, and the hat is to
match.
Miss Marie Houle, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Houle, and Bernard G. Fin |
ley were married this afternoon in Notre
Dame church. Father Andre read the
service. and as the "Lohengrin" march
was sounded the bridal procession made |
its way to the altar. The bride wore a
gown Of champagne wolfe chiffon over taft
feta, with picture hat Of white chiffon,
and her bouquet was of bride roses. Miss
Clara Houle, the maid Of honor, was In |
tan crepe. with trimmings of blue panne,|
velvet She wore hat to match and
carried pink roses. The best man was
| John Jansen. Supper was served at the
home Of the brides parents. S13 Spring
street NE, and the guests included only
the immediate relatives and the bridal
party. Red roses effectively combined
with smilaX and ferns were used thru
the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Finley went
to their home at e1s Jefferson street NE,
where they will be at home after June Is.
Mrs. J. l.. DeLaittre was hostess at a |
pretty luncheon this afternoon at her home
on Lyndale avenue N, in honor 4of Miss
Sara DeLaittre. The guests numbered
twenty-four Of the brides near friends,
and fcstoons Of hearts We're used with car
nations and apple blossoms for decoration.
A basket of flowers with pink shaded
candles were on the brides table. After
luncheon there was guessing contest. Fri
day afternoon Mrs. j. J. Murphy Of Lyn-
dale avenue N will entertain for the
! bride.
Miss Sue Yeaton was the honor guest
at a luncheon Of ten covers which was
given to-day by her aunt, Mrs. S. r. Gage.
1t was a yellow and white luncheon, and
basket Of white roses and yellow tulips
was in the center Of the table, which was
lighted with yellow tapers in quaint old
fashioned holders A shower bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley was at the brides place,
! and pink and white flowers were In the
other rooms. After luncheon there was
a thimble bee for the bride, and Miss
! Grace Gerrish gave several recitations.
/ Saturday afternoon Mrs. K. S. Gage of
1857 Sheridan avenue will give a. parcel
shower for Miss Yeaton. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M Toumans of Winona
have issued invitations for the marriage
of Mrs. Youmans' sister, Miss Florence
Stanley Grafton, to Charles Burgess,
News. The steamer Robert Harris will
take the guests from Winona to Mr.. and
Mrs. Youmans' summer home. Gracemont-
on the Mississippi, where the wedding will
take place On the evening Of June II. Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess will leave on a trip east
Among those who will plight their vows
:. during the month Of June are Miss Eleanor
Dickinson, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. j.
j.. Dickinson of St. Paul, and Isaac Mes
bit Tate of this city. The wedding will
take place in the Park Congregational
i F. H. Letourneau announces the engage
ment of his daughter Rose, to Charles
Hiram Maine. The wedding will take place
In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Weinhold gave the
bridal dinner last evening at their home,
1924 Park avenue, for Miss Olivia Kruse
and William Claude Stevenson, whose
marriage will take place this evening.
Sweet peas were used as the table decora-
ton, and a large bowl filled with the
fragrant blossoms formed the centerpiece,
and at each end of the table was a silver
candelabrum alight with tapers. The
name cards, which were heart shape, were
daintily decorated in water colors and tied
with ribbon. The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. H. M Metz Of Milwaukee, Miss
Mabel Stevenson, Miss Alma Stevenson OF
Lake City, Messrs. Hutchinson, Fulsom
and Stevenson, !, . 4..,r v g,fs =, -,
Miss Jane Mcdonald and Norman Stew
art were honor guests yesterday after
noon at an informal tea given by Mrs.
Charles M. Case at her home on Pillsbury
avenue. Among the fifty guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Ayers, nee Hoegh
who have returned from their wedding
trip and are here for the marriage OF
Mcdonald
evening.
Mrs. Agnes E.. Rice gave luncheon
at Donaldson's tearooms yesterday fol
Mrs. Henry Theodore Holley of Chicago
who IS the guest Of Mrs. George M. Bethe
of the Holmes hotel The table decora.
tons were In pink carnations. Monday
afternoon Mrs G. ]. Norman gave 8
luncheon at her home at Lake Harriet fol
Mrs Holley, who will return to Chicago
this evening. s%
Miss Tilie Johantgen, whose marriage
to Otto Buckendorf will take place
"wednesday, June Is, was pleasan tly sur
prised yesterday afternoon at a parce
shower at the home of her cousin, Mrs
N. Hefty 500 Irving avenue N. Bowls ant
vases filed with lilacs and honeysuckles
were used on the tables and cabinets ant
sent their delicate fragrance thru the
rooms. Cards were played, after which 6
little red cart, decorated with red anc
white ribbons, was pulled in by little Lols
and Gertrude Henry and little Clarence
Hertogs and the gifts handed to the bride
There were about thirt guests
A quiet wedding took place this morn.
ing at the home of the officiating min.
lister. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, when Miss Mary
A. Harget and William F.. Pierson were
married The bride was attended by he1
lSiS hot ", whit to 1,,,i5