The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-11

of young women very informally this
afternoon at her home on Park avenue
for Miss Harriet Wagner. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Harry Seldom and Miss
Heffelfnger will give a luncheon for
Miss Wagner at the Heffelfnger resi-
dence, and on Saturday Miss Charlotte
Esmond will give tea; Saturday eve
son will entertain at supper at the
Minikahda. club. Monday evening Mrs.
Henry j. Moreton will be hostess at a
theater party and supper for Miss Wag-
ner and Mrs. Belden, and on next Tues
day Mrs. E. N: Fairchild and Miss
the Minikahda club
Miss Blanche L. La Rue will have
Miss Frances Chamberlain as her maid
Of honor at her wedding to Dr. Waldo
Smith, which takes place Wednesday
evening, Oct. -, at the home Of her
rard avenue S, and DR.. Smith has asked
Claude Haney. to be his best man. There
will be. six bridesmaids Misses
Belle and Bess La Rue, Rose Smith,
Carrie Warnes of Anoka, Ruth Haynes
and Agnes Glesner. DR.. Smith will
e%aS1 0 Mad Roen s smS yx and INT the
family dinner for the bridal couple.
Miss Chamberlain has issued unique in
vitations for Monday afternoon, when
she will have Japanese party at her
home, 5l7 Eleventh avenue Sc, and
Tuesday evening Mrs. L. N. McWhor-
followed by the rehearsal. Miss La
Rue left today for Champlin, MIMI,
to remain until Friday.
The marriage of Miss Lolita Mae
Tryon and Coates P. Bull will take
place tomorrow evening at the home Of
the ) bride 3 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. F.: G.. Ter
| williger gave luncheon for the bride
at her home, 1902 Garfield avenue. The
table was made beautiful with bright
autumn leaves and the BRIDES chair
was wreathed with the foliage tied
guests were the Misses Tryon, Laura
| and Florence Fleu, Belle Searle, Irene
Montour Of Spencer, Iowa; Minnie
| Troendle, Bessie Tryon and Mrs. Ru-
| dolph Troendle.
The marriage of Miss Annette Lu-
einda Armstrong and Charles Perry
ming at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Armstrong,
2824 Fremont avenue N. + ,na4-5q 5"4a
will be married next Tuesday evening.
Last week Miss Pierce was the honor
guest at linen shower which was given
by Mrs. O. L. Pierce.
A. quiet wedding took place. at 8
O'Clock this afternoon, when Miss Edna
Nicholson and Herman H. Levin were
married at the home of the bride g
mother Mrs. Alice Nicholson, in the
Hotel Stratford. Palms and flowers fur
thru the rooms where the family gath
cred to witness the service. The only at
tendant was the brides little brother,
Harry Nicholson, who carried the ring
In the heart of a rose.- The bridal gown
was of white crepe de chine: fashioned
with duchesse lace and -. embroidered
with pearls, and the bouquet was of
Rev. D: E. Wilson. After wedding
supper Mr.. and Mrs. Levin went away
for two weeks, and they will be at home
after Dec. at 521 Fifth avenue Sc.
Mrs. Joshua Williams and Louis H.
Miss Mabel Stevenson and Charles
Rittenhouse: Williams last evening at
the Minneapolis club. Covers were
placed for twelve and the decorations
were in white and green.
Miss Elizabeth M. Kimban and Perry
L. Payne were married yesterday after
noon at the home of the BRIDES father
DID. Kimball, in Hamline. Mrs. Nv;
Tomlinson was at the piano and Miss
Jeanette Kimbal sang "Beloved, It Is
Morn.' There were no attendants
and the bride wore white null and car
ried bride roses. The service was read
by DR.. George H. Innis beneath q
canopy of smilax, from which hung
floral wedding bells. White marguerites
and asterss were ming led with the
red flowers in the diningroom. The
out-of-town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
F. W. Tomlinson, LIE Sueur; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harris Miss Cora Camp, Mime
apolis; Percy Payne, Minong, Wis.
Mr.. Payne and his bride went tt
Fargo on their wedding trip and they
will, be away several weeks. :, y ,-1 Il.
"A parcel shower was given Thursday
evening for Miss Name Fox, an October
bride, by Mrs. Otto Miller at her home
27l4 Eighteenth avenue S. The rooms
were decorated with autumn leaves anC
smilax and carnations and lilies deckeC
the table in the diningroom. There
! were forty guests.
I The ladies of the Prospect Park M. E
! church will give farewell reception
) for their pastor, Rev. G.. M. Heard, an(
} for Mrs. Heard, tomorrow evening, a
I the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Gable
{ | Is Seymour avenue. I
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. :+s* -,
I Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Jones will return fror
I st. Louis tomorrow. w 49,
= J. W. Cook chief clerk of the railway ma