The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-14

An interesting sysnt Rf the day Mo was
and DR.. Harry B. Child, which took
place at O'Clock at the home of the
BRIDES pal ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W..
Moore on Seventh street S. The decor;
bright hued leaves We're mingled with |
the deep green, of palms and smllax IN
the wide bow window. Yellow chrysan-
themums, autumn s own flowers: were
caught in the foliage and We're used
aga in on mantel and cabinets. The
diningroom repeated the same flower
} scheme and the appointments were very
appropriate to a fall wedding; -
Miss C?r9belle j h@dW vi s played M the
aid Moore, in a white suit, stretched the
white satin ribbons to make a way for
the bride The bridesmaids, Miss lsa-
} belle Browne and Edna Wood Of Mil
I bank, S. D., were gowned alike In pink
( Powered organdie with .yokes and Der:
( thas of lace, and carried pink roses
( Miss Mabel Moore, the maid of honor,
5 was in blue crepe de chine with a lace
! yoke in the plated gown, and and her
: entered alone and was met at the altar
by her father, who gave her in mar
J rage. Her gown was Of white crepe de
I chine with lace yoke in the tucked
skirt and blouse and she carried a
\
DR.. Child and his best man. Edmund
Barnaby. were awaiting her in the leaf
I nook and the service was read by Rev
s J. s. Montgomery. An informal recep-
} ton followed and DR.. and Mrs. Child
! were assisted in receiving by their par
( ents and grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs;
q Moore, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Child. and
s. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Child and Mrs. 9.
Z W. Warren. -.
I Dr. Child and his bride will leaye this
7 g., o4 o,,1 M 4 t,i1I
5 travelling gown is of brown broadcloth
I with hat to match.
! Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. G., W
( Moore gave the bridal dinner for Miss
) Moore and DR.. Child and yellow flowers
I guests were Misses Mabel Moore, Isabel
Z Brown, Edna Wood. Corabelle Ludwig:
! Messrs. p. G. Barnaby. j.: Howard W.
5 Blackwell, W. P. Wood of Milbank ant
q j. c.. Moore ~. .. $780,
The first of the fall card parties was
given this afternoon when Mrs George
) A. Rose entertained forty women at he
home on Ninth street Sc in honor OF ne
sister, Mrs. w. T. Coghlan Of New York
5 who has been her guest this summer
) Mrs Coghlan will leave early in tn
~ month for home, and number of fare
well affairs have been planned for he1
-~ Mrs Rose used garden flowers for he
decorations, and blossoms in all tn
varying shades of white, red and yello1
RI were effectively placed thru the parlor
I'd and diningroom. The mantels Wer
n the brilliant blossoms were held cap
b tive. Euchre was played and the, scor
ID cards repeated the color notes Of tn
ID flowers, and the same scheme was cal
N ried out as far as possible in the dalnt
"a luncheon which was served after tn
~ games.
n Miss Marion Colby has chosen Tues
q day, Oct. Il, as the day for her MAI
b riage to Clinton Hancock Miller o
n Philadelphia. -.,s,r s.,.~ -.
b The wedding Of Miss Mae Abram
"a and Harry W. Giles has been set fo
n Tuesday evening, Sept 81, when it wi!
b take place at the home of the, bride
D parents, Mr.: and Mrs. Mrs N: Abrams ts =,
ID Miss Bertha. Lowry for her maid o
b honor, and Sidney Abrams will act a
M best man. ="
b Mrs. Charles H. Hood will entertain
m at luncheon tomorrow for Mrs. Georg
4 at the lake, and when they come to tn
b city they will occupy an apartment i
M the Imperial. Mrs. Case, it will be re
M membered, was Miss Elizabeth. Calder
III wood, and her marriage to Mr.. Cas-
IA took place early in the summer in. Ne'
II Lafayette Lambs houseboat, tn
III Idler, with the steam tender. tn
ri Wanderer, arrived at the dock in >
n on the mississippi between St: Lou
u and St. Paul. A most delightful GU
n ing was enjoyed by Mr.: Lamb s. guest
81 for the Idler is a palatial housebos
N with everything conduciv i've to the con 1
W fort and pleasure Of it's guests. Th
b part included Judge N. B., Koo7
"a James S. Bell, Louis X. Hull, Euger
~ J. Carpenter, Rufus R. Rand, all.
- Minneapolis; James Bingham Of On
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. ireland gave
dinner last evening at their home {
. Clifton avenue for Miss Irene Dean ar
s Walter Browne Barr Of Denver Co
this. evening Covers were placed f
fourteen and a basket Of pink dahl;
in the center of the table had lars
tulle bow on the handle. One io1
loop was caught in the handle Of
i smaller basket at Miss Deans ,plac
The name cards were embellished Wi
water color miniatures. ~ *
B. Ralph Mitchell gave ftheater par
9aSS eE Forbid dc ' Tand and Miss Al
Fawcett and John H. Cragie, of CT
. : cago, whose wedding takes place tt
evening, were the honor guests n
Cragie came up from Chicago Monda
i American Beauty roses in a gre
- - Japanese basket decked the table at t
: bridal dinner Of Miss Katheryn Irw
- and Harris Gagnon which was Civ
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L.
/ Irwin. The guests were the membe
] u of the bridal party. -4'
-. Mrs. Anton Strand entertained thir