The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-13
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immediate relatives will go to the
house. Mr.. Nunnally and his bride
will receive after June /, at 77S Hague
avenue, ST. Paul. II.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roe Purchase
have issued the invitations for, the
marriage Of their daughter Charlotte,
to Frank Herman Libbey Of Oshkosh,
which will take place in Trinity
chapel, Excelsior, at high noon
Wednesday. April ~. The service
will be followed by a breakfast and
the at home cards read after June 20,
at $50 High street, Oshkosh.
Miss Purchase will have for her
maid of honor her sister, Miss Ida
May Purchase and Miss Carrie Libbey
Of Oshkosh and Miss Eta McCabe Of
Minneapolis will be the bridesmaids.
The bridegroom's attendants will be
Oshkosh men, Harry I. Weed, best
man and Charles B. Libbey and John
M. West, ushers.
There will be a lot Of entertaining
for Miss Purchase, and among the af-
fairs already arranged Is a party Fri
day afternoon at which Miss Elsie
Maud Thompson will be hostess at her
home, 420 Oak street Sc. Miss Amy
Laramee will entertain Tuesday after
noon and the following Friday Miss
Eta McCabe of Grand avenue will
give a luncheon.
Minneapolis people will be inter-
ested in the announcement Of a Chi
cago engagement, that of Mrs. Writ
Dexter Walker and Victor Elting, so
well known to the tennis, enthusiasts
| of the city, as he played in nearly all
| Of the tournaments at Minnetonka.
Mrs. Walker is the daughter of the
late General Frederick H. Winston.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Harriet Kick of Royalston
avenue will give a china shower Sat-
urday for her sister, Miss Rose M.
| Kick, whose marriage to William
Dion of Fond du Lac will take place
in the Immaculate Conception church
Tuesday morning, May 10.
Mrs. Eugene Paige will receive
| Thursdays at her home on Tenth
street S, during her stay in Minneapo-
lis.
Among the weddings of next
| Wednesday will be that of Miss Agnes
Connolly and w. r. Marden. - os..@
The annual banquet of the alumni
association Of Carleton college will
bring together the graduates of the
college Friday at the Nicollet hotel.
DR.. Strong, former president, with
President Salmon, will be present and
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evening. ..... .....&
The marriage of Miss Mary Bertha
Nicely and Dewitt Edward Vines took
place last evening at the home Of the
brides brother and sister, Mr.. and
A string orchestra played the bridal
! chorus from "Lohengrin," as the bride
4 entered, unattended. She wore ivory
white crepe de chine over satin, fash
T toned with crescent shirrings and
: ivory lace and carried pink roses.
gift of the bridegroom. 80 Rev. J. E.
: Bushnell read the service and the
bride was given in marriage by her
| brother while the orchestra played the
: Mendelssohn march after the service.
Mrs. Nicely and Mrs. Argersinger, the
bridal couple. About seventy guests
were present. tE:,.r j. e. s:
Mr.. Vines and his bride went away
8 for a trip and they will be at home at
\ 2114 Hennepin avenue after June /.
3 Mrs. Vines travelling gown was Of blue
broadcloth with hat to match.
The Minakahda club is proving q
:. most popular place for fraternity
= gatherings this spring and last even
: were entertained by Delta Tau Delta
at an informal dancing party.
l Tomorrow evening Psi Epsilon will
: give a dinner dance at the club and
4 about eighty guests are expected.
For the last time this season the
: Elks and their friends had an in.
/ formal dancing party in the lodge
: rooms. These gatherings have beer
8 a delightful feature Of the winter and
= about $50 guests were present. A
4
i, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. LeBaron and Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Richardson led. The
favors were red and white roses and
carnations and many pretty figures
were introduced. A buffet supper
: was served at midnight in the dining.
? room. ....
Grand Avenue Church of Chris
I was thronged with guests last evening
I to attend the marriage of Miss Doll!
I Pratt and Frank E. Falkinghan
) which took place at 8 o'clock. The
5 altar was decorated with roses ant
{ played the "Lohengrin' chorus as :
: professional and the Mendelssohl
) march as the bridal couple left tn
I church Misses Hazel Wells ant
( Frances schamp were bridesmaid
{ and wore white Swiss and carried rec
: roses. The brides gown was o
I white French lawn. She wore
wreath of ferns and white hyacinth
{ in her hair and carried bride roses
Clarence D. Clipfeu was best man an,
the service was read by Rev. G. 3
q Osgood.
81 A quiet wedding of Monday wa
that of Miss Mira Wilkins and E.. E
Z Mcconnell which took place at tn
home of the bride. Only the imme
5 date relatives and friends wer
Z will leave Friday for Richardton, n
& D., where they will be at home afte
Il Wednesday.
s. Miss Emeline G. Beal Of Woodlawr
= ILL.,, and Albert Hammons Of Chicag
were married in the parlors of tn
{ First Presbyterian church Sunday
5 The service was read by DR.. A. f
II Marshall
4 Miss Annora McCabe and Viva
81 Turnham of Wayzata were marie
) last Wednesday at the home of tn
! brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
McCabe, in Richfield. Rev. r. I
81 Brown read the service, which wa
y followed by dinner.
q Really the first large affair since be
s fore Lent took place this afternoo
y when Mrs. Charles Cranston Bove
n and Mrs. Charles Deere Velie gave
( tea at which over 200 women wer
81 guests. Arrangements were charming
) ly simple and the home OF Mrs. Bove
on Harmon place was bright wit