The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-06

Mrs. Charles L. Scott entertained at
breakfast this noon at her home on
Richield avenue for Miss Helen Scott,
of Miss Scott Is bridal party.
Last evening Miss Scott and Mr..
Macmillan were the guests Of honor
at dinner given by Miss Marcia Har-
rison of the Waldorf. Covers were
placed for fourteen, and a basket filled
with lavender asters, with huge tulle
of the table. The place cards were
heart-shaped and decorated with water
color sketches of cupids. A cluster Of
white asters tied with lavender was at
the bride place. =-
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Brin, ST., of 14O2
Ninth street s, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mabelle, to
Abe Mittenthal of New York.
Miss Henrietta Proctor will entertain
this evening at her home on Colfax
avenue S for the members Of her bridal
party.
The Misses Dickey entertained TWEEN
ty-four young people last evening at
their home on Eighteenth avenue Sc
for Miss Katherine Irwin. Pink and
white asters were in the parlor, and
go!denglow and goldenrod made a bril-
1lduC ueCOIdIlOu LII Guo Q1u1uSIOO
where the BRIDES chair was wreathed
with yellow tulle caught with yellow
lilies. Cards and guessing games were
the amusements, and a supper was
served.
Miss Grace Giles and Charles Good.
rich, whose marriage will take place
guests at an informal affair given last
evening by Miss Madge Cramer at her
home on Park avenue. GoldengloW
made the rooms attractive, and the
twenty-five guests included group of
Duluth friends Of the bridal couple.
Miss Alice A. McCloskey and Francis
McEwee were married yesterday morn
ing in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. The service was read by
Rev. Father Donahue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Carlson were
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening
1852 Lyndale avenue S. Music and
recitations were diversions and light re.
freshments were served.
A pretty home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil S.
Livingstone, 1904 Fremont avenue S.
Thursday evening, when Miss Christina
Gray became the bride Of William
Clinch of Portsmouth, England. Rev
T. P. Thurston, rector of st. Paul s
church, was the officiating clergyman
trimmed with duchess lace, descended
the stairs to the music of the Scottish
bagpipes, played by Pipe Major George
Sinclair. Miss Helen Livingstone, maic
of honor, wore white organdie trimmed
with lace. Charles Jackson was bes
man and Mr.. Livingston gave the bride
in marriage: The rooms were DECORATED Lee
with profusion of flowers. The bow
window was banked with. green ane
| gold over white and American Beaut,
roses and SALIVA were in the, hall ant
MUSHROOM, while in the idiningroon
pink and white sweet peas carried on
the color scheme. After the reception
the bridal pair left for their futur
home in Donaldson, MINI.
A wedding which will interest Mime
Wash, Wednesday, when Miss Eliza
beth Stark Fletcher and Gethin f
| Davies were married at the home Q
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
: w. Fletcher, Rainier Beach. Rev. Z
| M. Wilson performed the ceremon,
J Miss Annie Mary DAVIES Of Black Dit
> mond was bridesmaid and B.. p. Fri
: HILL U6SG udu. 4hAoo ILc1uA o"J hS
, sang "Thine for Life,' the accompan
{ mont being played by Mrs. Ida Cox
j. Of Black Diamond. Only the relative
and few intimate friends attended tt
, wedding. The guests from out of tow
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Davies, parents
the bridegroom; the Misses Davies an
Mrs. Ida Coke of Black Diamond; NJ
!, and Mrs. Harry B. Fletcher and Mi
!: Bessie Perry of Minneapolis, Mimi
Clarence A. Drake of Livingston, Mon
u Mr.. and Mrs. Davies left for tour
the Sound cities, and after Sept. Is the
\ will be in Seattle. Mr.. and MI
y Fletcher and their daughter former
g resided in this city.
a The reception which was planned f
q last evening to open the season OF t.
81 Kenwood Bowling club was postpon!
d on account Of the storm, and will tai
81 place tomorrow evening in the cl1
a building Oh Penn avenue S and Invent
n first street. The women who are 9
b ranging for the affair are Mines. G.
81 Ross, Frederick L. Mcclellan, S.
cook, J. B. Thompson, w. D. Boute
81 j. D. Shearer and g. p. Bertrand. T
club has membership of sixty of t
81 Kcnwood men, with their wives, a
4 Mr.. Mcclellan is the president. Alt
81 it was organized late last whit
8 the bowling alley has already seen sol
s exciting contests.