The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

a shower bouquet Of white hyacinths.
The bridegroom and his best man, |
Clinton Smith, awaited the bride be-
fore the floral altar and the service |
was read by Rev. L. w. Willsey while |
Mrs. Hench played soft accOmpa-
niment, which changed to the Men |
delssohn march at the close.
About seventy guests attended the
reception which followed at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spear, where the |
decorations were also in the Easter |
colors, as BETTING an Easter wedding.
Palms and lilies were in the parlors
quils formed the centerpiece. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spear and DR.. and Mrs. H. D.
Newkirk received with the bridal
couple. Mrs. Spear wore brown crepe
de. chine and Mrs. Newkirls was in
gray. The Misses Grace Livingston,
in pink gown. and Clara Moody,
in champagne color, presided in the
dining-room and were assisted by Miss
Anna Moots.
Dr. and Mrs. Newkirk left on the
evening train for Wolverton, Mimi,
to make their home. Mrs Newkirk's
travelling gown was Of brown, with a
! hat to match.
Mrs. Thomas Libbey and Mrs. Fred
erick J. Clark gave the first Of two
| afternoon card parties to-day at the
home of Mrs Clark, on Eighth street
Sc. The appointments and decora-
tons were in yellow and white, and
a group Of young women assisted the
hostess. There were eight tables Of
six-hand euchre and about the same
number will be entertained to-mor-
row.
Miss Florence Tourtillotte, a bride
80 y, y, y, net 80 1>n
at a parcel shower this afternoon
| given by Miss E. H. Weinhold and
Mrs. Philip S. White at the Weinhold
residence on Park avenue. 1t was
pink and white party, and the colors
were found in the decorations and ap-
pointments as well as in the trappings
of the wheelbarrow on which little
Lucille Weinhold brought in the par
| cells. Luncheon was served in the
dining-room and a basket of white
tulips with a great pink tulle bow on
the handle was in the center Of the
table. There were fifteen guests.
Miss Tourtillotte will have as her
maid of honor Miss Olivia Kruse and
Mr.. Hammerlund will be the best
man for Mr.. Kruse, while little Lucille
Weinhold will carry the ring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kruse will be at home after May
at 5000 Portland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Sartell of ST..
Cloud, Mimi, announced the engage
ment Of their daughter Hettie Arnold
to Clinton Lester Edgerly Of Mime
apolis at an Easter dinner. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
The engagement was recently an
nounced in Charlottesville, Ind, Of
Miss Evelyn Sara Wheeler Of that city
and Charles Veach Smith Of Mime
apolis and the wedding will be in
| MiccW icit o1 in linn
Z apolis last summer and made many
friends, who will welcome her return.
Next Tuesday evening the marriage
Of Miss Dollie Pratt and Frank E.
Falkingham will take place in the
a Every three weeks during the sea-
4 son the Elks have had a dancing party
in their hall, and the gatherings have
i been a pleasant feature of the winter
q The last party will be on Tuesday
Z evening, and a group Of the friends
4 of the members will also be present
n The committee which has arranged
& the parties includes Leonard O. LIE
4 Baron, L. Metzger, G. H. Cirkler, H
4 B. Richardson, John G.. Gluck, F. c.
4 Shepard, A. L. Leroy and G.. Fl. Rentz
b Yesterday was something of a rainy
u day, enough to make an umbrella {
q | useful article. A man came into
q Fourth avenue car in the morning an(
carefully placed his CAMP in the sea
u corner by that Of his neighbor. Whel
IA he reached his destination he ABSENT!
81 grasped both umbrellas and would un
q doubtedly have carried them off If hi
q neighbor had not gently but firml.
81 objected.
q It happened that he had left tw'
q umbrellas at his office, and when n
81 went home he took them with him
n with two more which his wife ha,
ID telephoned to him to call for at tn
"a repair shop, making five in all. A
Il luck would have it, he found a plac
D beside his neighbor of the morning
= The latter looked at the collection o
- umbrellas, recalled his experience
earlier in the day and then glance
at the man beside him.
you must have had better luc,
after you left me-" he observed, dryly
About fifty guests were at the dan
cling party which the Theta Delta Oh
S men gave last evening in the Mini
kahda club. The fraternity color:
black, white and blue, made mos
s. effective decoration, and carnation
70 V, were on the supper tables. The chap
j. erones were Messrs. and Mines. H.
Bayless and G. D. Kimball. An OF
chestra played for dancing, and eac
dance card was different in design
a. Present were Misses Bessie Lane, Alic
.d Smith, Edna Williams, Lillian Wi
49, liams, Hazel Brown, Helen Brow
Alice Bean, Kells, Anna Whalen, Leli
- Stevens, Grace Grygla, Harriet Va
Bergen, Beard, Alice Stratton, Wa
~ son, Gjertsen, Margaret Merricl
Stanchfield, Alice Brown; Messr
Hugh and Helon Leach, D. Fran
Moore, Earl Huntley, l.. H. Kell
Frank Lane, George B. Webster, Ea
Luce, James B. Irefeld, Samuel Haye
Fred w. Williams, Frank Edmond
: Eugene Kimball, w. J. Eggleston,
B. Herman, George Tyler, w.
Bachelor, E. M. Barrows and ].
Branton and H. c. Bayless.