The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-13

Ml.NNNEAPOLlS JOUKF
Warren Wright of New York, which
took place at the home of the bride g
brother and sister, DR.. and Mrs. VI |
rich, 22O East Twenty-seventh street. 7
Only the members of the family wereo
present az the ;, service, which M, was read
attendants, and autumn foliage fur
nished an effective decoration. The
bride wore her travelling gown. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright left on an evening
train for the east, and they. will make
their home in Brooklyn. Mrs Wright
Der Of the Kappa Alpha Theta sor-
GRITTY.
Among the weddings Of yesterday
was that Of Miss Nellie Hart and James
Q e,Brien, which took place inthe Church
OF St anthony Of PadHa MISS ms Baeon
music. The ushers were James Hart
and Mr.. Find. w. II. Deneen acted as
honor. She wore tan wolfe over silk,
and her flowers were American Beauty
and The hs bridal 5 was hyd 9f wh,se
The service was read by Rev, Father
0 Reilly. A breakfast followed at the
home OF the bride on Second avenue
Sc. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien went to
st. Louis for two weeks, and they will
receive after Nov. in the Lane apart
ments, on Madison street NE.
Mrs. Harry G. Seldom and Miss Hef:
luncheon Of fourteen covers this after
noon at the Heffelfnger residence on
Third avenue S for Miss Harriet Wag-
ner. - SO
Yesterday afternoon Miss Kate Wag-
ner gave a buffet luncheon at the Mini
kahda club and entertained thirty
guests for her sister. &c.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Gilfllan gave
Tenth avenn ue S Sc foF Miss N BucRwa 9 Ter
Of Cincinnati, who is visiting Miss Gil:
fillan. The guests were the men and
women OF the younger set, and about
l25 were present. The decorations were
charming, and fall flowers were used
effectively with the bright-co lored foil
diningroom was Of. glowing SALIVA bios
SONS, with the color note repeated in
the candle shades.
Mrs. w. s. Benton has issued invita-
lions tor a reception which will be
given Friday afternoon, Oct. 81, at her
home on Blaisdell avenue. .: =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Moreton will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watson Of New
York. Mr.: and Mrs. Watson formerly
ing much entertained during their visit.
,, Last, evening Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R.
Lamb gave a dinner and Tuesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hood had
q dinner for them.
Mrs. A. Getzmann Of 2421 Lyndale
avenue entertained a group Of twin city
friends at luncheon Tuesday. 49,. : F.
Miss Belle Eggen, bride Of the
Mbonta, was the honor guest at linen
Autumn leaves and smilax and carna-
, tions furnished the decorations. The
guests were Mines. . ack yLyden, Oil Egg
gen, John Berg; Misses Lena and Min
ME Draxten,, BelleSEggen, Jennie Eden
} Hangar pa 1s anderson, Anna yulin and Til
Marie Blomberg, Martha Erickson,
Emanda Gunstrom,s Ida Larson and
, Francis Peters. ! i r. ~-~s
; The annual reception of the Ladies
/ Social circle Of the, Church Of the Re,
evening", and about 300 people gathered
Mrs. Marion b. Shutter and E. Dean
Ellenwoed,. the honor guests; Bright
wreathed the pillars and windows, while
, pink roses lent 5tthair beauty to the dec,
!. orations. The sunday school orchestra
> played under the direction Of the lead
! er, Miss Magdalen Oldberg, as the
guests came and went. Mmes.A. w
Paris, Lane and Arnold presided at the
, refreshment tables, assisted by Misses
| Shannon, Lyford and Roosen. III
: Mrs. T. G. Burgess of 1922 Harmon
place entertained at dinner last eve
ming. Covers were placed for ten, and
\ the decorations were in the autumn
! flowers. Mrs!sBurgess will leave Satur
4 day for: Los Angeles, Gal. toossspend sew
. eraI weeks. &.: 90 s5.s.. 81 81 :,
!. Miss Martha NJ. Hass and Frank E
IKenney were married by Rev: G.. L
Morrill, last evening at the bride y
) home, 1904 Pillsbury avenue.
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