The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-02


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wedding announcement comes from
Europe which will interest the many
friends of the bridal couple in Mime
apolis Miss Florence H Akeey, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Akeley of Park
avenue, and ]. Park Quirk were married
In Naples Italy, Thursday. Mr.. Qulrk
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Quirk
Of Vine place, and will bring his bride
to Minneapolis to reside Miss Akeley
went abroad early in January with a party
of friends, and Mr.. Quirk went over later.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Mary Hiddleston and julius Earl
Baker, which took place yesterday at the
home of Mrs. e. l. B. Woodward, Ia
Laurel avenue, will be something of
surprise to their friends. The wedding
was not expected to take place until
later, but was solemnized yesterday in
order that a girlish promise might be
unbroken. Miss Hiddleston and Mrs.
Karle w. Perkins have been friends from
childhood, and long ago promised that
they would be each others bridal attend
ant, and when Mrs. Perkins was married
last summer Miss Hiddleston was her
maid of honor. Mrs. Perkins planned to
leave last evening for an extended visit
In the east. and Miss Hiddleston de-
cided that her wedding should take place
at once that Mrs. Perkins might be her
matron Of honor. Rev S. d. Hutsinpiller
read the service, which was followed by
a wedding dinner and Mr.. Baker and
his bride went east with Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Baker wore her travelling gown of
gray and carried American Beauty roses.
June wedding will be that of Miss
Sarah Marian Drew, daughter Of Mr.
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E. Munns.
Miss Corinne Lauer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lauer of 4023 Colfax ave-
nue. s, and Ernest G. Engund have an
nounced their engagement, and will be
married the last of the month.
Zeta chapter of Delta Sigma Nj will
entertain the alumni at the annual dinner
Wednesday evening at the Nicollet hotel.
Other chapters of the fraternity will be
present, and covers will be placed for
forty.
This evening May party will be held
In the armory under the auspices Of the
woman's gymnasium and the tennis club.
Elaborate preparations are under way and
several fancy dances have been prepared
by the physical culture department.
Friday was given at the home Of Mrs.
Boyd Fry. 2743 Dupont avenue 8, in hon.
or of Miss Lucy fowler, bride of to-
morrow. About twenty Of Miss fowler
friends were present and a feature of the
afternoon was hunt for wishes which had
been written for the bride and hidden thru
the rooms. A dainty luncheon was served
in the dining room. which was decorated
with red carnations and ferns.
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Saturday to attend the celebration Of the
fifty-seventh anniversary Of the marriage
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith
Woodland. Mr.. Woodland was born in New
York eighty-two years ago and his wife
Is a native of Ohio. They came to Mime
sofa ten years after their marriage anG
resided in Minneapolis for twenty years
when they removed to Lake City.
D. Seymour Greg entertained a group
of young men at his home in the Henne
pin flats Friday evening and light sup
per was served.
A quiet wedding took place Saturda!
evening at the new home Of the brida
couple when Miss Mary E. Shannon snt
Samuel A. MoraWetZ were we'd The ser
vice was read by Rev. Marion D. Shuttle
and was followed by small reception. Mr.
and Mrs. Morawetz will receive at IA
Laurel avenue after June l. ...
A wedding that brought bride to Mn
neapolis took place Wednesday in tn
chapel of the st. Anthony convent in Ha
warden Iowa. when Miss Julia A. Hacket
and William Long were married Mis-
Mary Connolly was maid of honor an
Walter Hackett acted as best man. A re
ception followed the service which wa
read by Rev. e. Masterson, and a 1arg
number of friends came to the home c
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hack
EFT. to offer their congratulations MI
Long and his bride came at once to Min
neapolis where they will reside.
The Tuesday club will meet this week o
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ere
Lawrence in the Franklin Heights
The coming of May was charm.ng1y her
aided by the children's floral ball whic
closed the season at Malcolm's dancin
academy in the Masonic temple ball-rool
Saturday afternoon. Many of the costume
represented flowers and among the mo:
effective were the Rosebud by little Ann
Keukel. the violet, La Cigale Ferris;
Jacquen1inot rose. Josephine Porter
Duchess rose, Maurice Ames; pink an
red peoples, Mabel and Maud Kimpor
and yellow daisies Gertrude Crane
Fancy dances by the pupils of Miss Ma
collins class, alternated with the societ
dances and varied from the ensemb
dance Of the butterflies and the brillia1
rainbow dance, to the picturesque Tores
dor dance by Edith Christ, and the inspi
ing flag dance by eGnevieve Griffith. TT
song and dance 1.-TWO Little Chicks" fro
the Country Girl by two little five-yea
old girls, Margaret Kosko and Pea
Boomhorver, was charming and the sor
whats the Matter With the Moon T,
night?" by Olive Olesen was most artistic
ally given. My Hongkong Baby" sor
And dance from the musical comedy, ''Tl
Cherry Girl" was very prettily given
Geneve Rowitzer and Harold Beckrow
oriental costume. Eunice Mitchell al
Ruth Short gave an Irish number. 9th
graceful dances were by Bernice Kolha
Bessie Taylor and Ruth Hayford. A tai
was heaped with flowers, favors for t
cotillion that closed the program and we
distributed by Miss Lillian Malcolm al
Mayme Griffith. Mrs. IT. w. Malcolm w
at the piano.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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