The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

FRIDAY EVENING",
Imperial on Grant street. when she gave
a novel luncheon In honor of the bride.
The round table was lighted with can
delabra and a mound of flowers was In
Its center, while the brides place was
marked with cluster Of her favorite
blossoms.
Mrs j. Mulveyhill entertained yester-
day at her home on East Twenty-afth
street in honor Of her sister, Miss Louise
Rouen June bride. The rooms were
prettily decorated in red and white and
on the table, where covers were laid for
twenty, a large bouquet Of American
Beauties marked the place, of the bride
Assisting the hostess We're Misses Jesse
Rouen, Pearl Willgraf and Ida Giberts.
Among those present We're Misses Marie
Anderson, Marie Henderson, julia Church
Ill, May Logan Hannah streed, Ruth Nc
Donnell, Josie Reilly, Mayne 1Akerblad,
Josie Krantz, Sadie Barrett Mines ].
Gardner, J. M. Mcdonnell, j. Rouen, Simp-
son, o. Miller and William Thorn pson.
Two out-of-town girls, Miss Kay Cliff
ford of Cannon Falls and Miss Flossie
Cannon of ST. Anthony Park, were guests
of honor yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
w. D. Butterfield, 70 Ninth street S, at
an informal musicale. A dainty luncheon
was served late In the afternoon. To-mor-
row Mrs. VIII Brace of Eleventh street
will be hostess for the two young women.
A group of girls were entertained at q
lawn party Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Lottie HELLER and Carl Larson
at the home of Miss Margaret Cramer,
1920 Park avenue. Japanese lanterns
lighted the veranda and the lawn, where
croquet and other games were played.
Loft in q
was enjoyed in the house. The vocal
numbers were by Misses Marie Gordon.
Miss Grace Giles and William McPhail,
accompanied by Harry Lyon. In the
dining room, where supper was served.
pink flowers offset with green adorned
the table, and a rose was used to mark
each place. A cluster of iris blossoms was
at the brides cover. Receiving with Miss
Cramer were the Misses Littlefeld and
Miss Giles.
The marriage Of Miss Grace L. Kelsey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Kei-
sey, and Arthur B. Whitney was quietly
celebrated Wednesday at S o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents, and the SER
vice was read by Rev. j. H. Sammis.
The rooms were prettily decked with wild
flowers roses predOminating, arranged
with ferns. Over the bay window In the
parlor canopy of green had been raised,
and on the mantel the flowers were effec-
lively massed. A large cluster of carna-
lions and roses was used as centerpiece
in the diningroom. After a program of
bridal music by Miss Charlotte Thorn
and Mrs. Week, Paul Thorn heralded
the approach of the bride with the "Loh-
engrin" chorus. The bride wore a tray
cling suit of navy blue over taffeta, and
carried bride roses. A reception was held
after the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
of MINI n9rantS Of
the bridegroom, received with the bridal
couple and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey.
Mr.. Whitney took his bride to st. Louis
to visit the exposition, and after Aug. l
they will be at home at 432 Dewey ave-
nue., Merriam Park Among other out of
town guests were Mrs. Week and son and
Mrs. Hern of Slayton, and Miss Josephine
Prentice of Batavia, N. Y.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday was
that of Miss Elmanette Carlton and Ed
win I. Haseltine, which took place in the
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Carlton, 315
Eighth street Sc. About forty guests
gathered to witness the service, which
was read by Rev Marion D. Shutter. The
decorations were all in green and white,
and the bridal couple stood under canopy
of flowers and foliage. The bride wore
white silk trimmed with lace, and car
ried bride roses. An informal reception
followed and Miss Frances Carlton pre-
sided in the dining-room and was assisted
by a group of young men and women.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
! LANCE and daughter of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l. Haseltine of Dorchester, Mo-;
| Mrs. Bonnie I. Haseltine and Mrs. Healy
Of Aberdeen, S. D. Among the many beau
tiful gifts was a handsome quilt, which
had been pieced by the brides grand
when Sha little prir1 a nd
put away until the day Of her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Haseltine did not go away
until this morning, when they left for their
rev home in Dorchester, Mo. They were
accompanied by Miss Frances Carlton,
who will spend the summer with her sis
| ter Mrs. Haseltine's travelling gown was
| of brown silk, and her hat was to ma tch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Clemens of Aber-
deem. S. D., and son, DR.. E. Jay Clemens,
and his bride, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Clemens. 3205 Portland avenue. The
wedding Of DR.. Clemens and Miss Kath-
arine r. Weller took place at Meadville,
Pa, Wednesday. The young couple will
be at home in Aberdeen, S. D., after
July 1.
Misses Kate Bennett and Isabelle Stene
left yesterday for a river trip to Gales
burg, ILL.,, to attend the annual conven-
ton Of the Delta Delta Delta sorority and
represent the chapter at the Minnesota
university. Mrs. John Edgar Rhodes will
leave Sunday to join them, and the Tr
Deltas of Knox college have prepared a
week of merrymaking for their guests.
Mrs. Ida N. Lindwall, president of the
Linnea society, was pleasantly surprised
| Tuesday afternoon at her home, on F
Twenty fourth street. by a number of the
members of the society. The occasion was
a farewell to Mrs. Lindwall who leaves
this week for the east. Refreshments were
served after an informal program Of mu-
sic.