The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-22

Cu6 uSu6TS WILL CO1uo 1IOlA GuC OoSV Civ
the Minneapolis ushers will be John
Pillsbury, Wallace Burt, John Bovey,
Horace Lowry, Robert Hastings. Reece
Newport Of st. Paul will also be an
usher.
:. Miss Goode will arrive from Wash
fngton Tuesday and then nearly every
day will. have its pre:nuptial affair;
give luncheon at her home in the
Imperial. Thursday Mrs. Eugene Car
pente will give luncheon and in the
evening Miss Harrington will be host
ess at theater party and supper. Miss
Shull has issued invitations for a
luncheon and tea for Friday, and Satur-
day Walter Hudson will entertain the
bridal party at the Minnesota-N Nebraska
Oct. 81, John Pillsbury will give q
theater party to see Woodland,' and
after the play there will be a supper.
Tuesday, Nov. /, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Gillian will give a dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Partridge will give din
ner at their home on Nov. for Miss
Smith and Mr.. Hepburn, and the week
end before the wedding Miss North
5 daIe. WILL nave mouse parry "' 1''A
Minneapolis people will be interested
in the marriage of Miss Anna Ethel
dra Briscoe, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. John Carran Briscoe, and Ensign
took place Thursday morning. in St.
Paul's church, Prince Fredericktown,
Md. Mr.. Pye is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pye of the East Side and
has host Of friends in the city. The
church was beautiful with arches Of
autumn leaves spanning the aisle and
white chrysanthemums banked about
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gan and played q program as the ush-
ers, DR.. John G. Briscoe and ?. A.
Bowen, Jr, of Washington and James
T. Briscoe Of Hagerstown,, Nd, seated
the guests. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Lucy Lee Briscoe and Florence
Bowen Of Aquasco, Md, and they wore
white Tv de chne and cs1 Sq Mise
Louise Pye of Minneapolis in blue
crepe de chine with white roses. The
maid of honor, Miss Katie M. Briscoe
1 was in pink crepe de chine with pink
roses. The bridal gown was Of white
cyrano over taffeta trimmed with lace
The veil was caught with orangeblos
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Her only ornament was q
pearl brooch worn by her mother and
grandmother at their wedding. Mr.
Pye and his best man, Arthur H
Brown Of Boston, awaited the bride at
the chancel steps, where the service was
breakfast for the immediate friends
and the members of the bridal party
followed at the Briscoe home and MI
Pye and his bride left for the west
Mrs. Pye's travelling gown was Of
, brown, trimmed with stitched bands
and her hat and furs were Of the same
COLOR: Mr.. and Mrs: Pye will come
Y Mr.. and Mrs. James Pye will give
reception for them Wednesday eve
ming at, the Holmes hotel. No card
, have been issued, but the friends O.
the family are to call informally tt
meet Mr.. Pye and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Chamberlain ar
university young folks at Looko
LODGE Upper Minnetonka, for thei
: niece, Miss Frances Chamberlain. TIL
: guests, who number nearly score
J went out on the Great Northern trail
last night and return tomorrow after
noon. There was mock children
party last night, with blind man IS but
Of the make-ups were extremely ludi
crous. Tonight there will be amateu
. theatricals.
DR.. Eliot, president Of the America
!, Unitarian association. is the guest o
K Judge F; G.. Brooks Of Ridgewood ave
nue., and this evening Judge Brook
and Miss Brooks will receive informall
for their distinguished guest. No inv
tations have been issued and the I'm
tarians, Harvard men, or friends c
DR.. Eliot are expected. DR.. Eliot
! the son of President Eliot of Harvar
university.
Miss Frances Wood Of Hawthor
l. month to spend the winter in Texa
J. Thursday evening Miss Janet Carleto
g. of Nicollet avenue entertained lively
le guests in honor of Mr.. Foster. Flinc
e. e. was played and supper was served a
"a ter the games. Pink tapers in bra
II candelabrum formed the centerpie'
se and the flowers and favors were
81 pink.
" The Monday Card club will meet ne
Il week with Mrs. Alonzo Phillips, 16
I'd Park avenue.
m The wedding Of Miss Bertha Jos
h. phine Saastad and Bernhard Charles
lis Wednesday evening at the home Of t.
es BRIDES mother, Mrs. Emilia Saasta
is ALT Ninth street Sc.
he Much regret has been expressed tn
the Dramatic club will not be rec
at ganized this winter. There is so mu
in real talent among the young people tn
ey any gaps in the ranks Of the club cou
ly. very easily be filed, but it is impos
a BILE to find any place in which to ri
cd the entertainments which were such
as, unique feature when the club fourisht
- The private bathrooms and smaller ha
. are not anywhere near large enough
accommodate the list Of members, a
en- altho there are more theaters there
1t, not vacant night at any of them Il
season.
A pretty wedding took place at t
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Swanbe1
Thursday evening, when their daught
Ida was united in marriage to Fred
Lewis. Rev. E. o. Stone read the m;
rage lines in the presence of abo
seventy-fve relatives and friends. T
bride was attended by her niece, M
Edith Redlund, as flower girl, and h
sister, Miss Alice Swanberg, as brid
maid. The best man was Henry RI
lund. Miss Mamie Swanberg was
the piano A quartet from the Orphe
club, of which the bridegroom is a me
Iber, sang while congratulations WE
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