The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-08
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IS MRS. Hlsa1 GREENE COLE,
!. Formerly. Suzanne F1 i t.;t. Whose i
t : st Is Mssa,
tain Alfred William Biornstedt, U. s.
A., which took place in San Francisco
Tuesday evening, Several hundred
read in ST. Paul s church and recep-
tion for the relatives followed at the
Sabin residence. The bride wore an
imported lace robe with veil, and car
ried shower bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley and orchids. Her sister, Miss
Irene Sabin, was maid Of honor and
wore white chiffon embroidered in pale
blue, while the two bridesmaids, Misses
Virginia ,,Belknap and Alice Wilkins,
her was Captain Bjornstedt's best man
and the nshers were DR.. Waddington
and Captain p earce. Captain Bjorn-
stedt and his bride will 20 to Europe
for four months and the trip Is the
wedding gift of the BRIDES father.
A special train, leaving st. Paul at 10
o'clock and Minneapolis at 1920, will
be placed at, the disposal of the guests
Tuesday, for the marriage Of Miss Lii
ian Willard to James Darrach of New
York. Mr.. Darrach arrived from New
York yesterday and brought with him
his best man and six ushers. Tomorrow
a dinner is to be given for the bridal
party at the Lafayette club. The spe-
cial train will leave from the Union
| station over the Great Northern road. !
Frazer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
liam Frazer. and Louis B. Gisness of
Ashland, Wis, will take place Wednes-
day. " -.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J.. Katzky Of 900
West Franklin avenue announce. the en-
gagement Of their daughter Helen to
George II. Mikes Of st. Paul. $685.
John Rieger will give theater party
at the Lycaum Monday evening in hon
| or Miss Mabel Ulmer and Winifred Y.
Warren, whose wedding will be this
Mrs. Frederick KEGS entertained the
members Of the bridal party at cards
last evening at her home on East Tween.
ty-fourth street. A color scheme of red
and green was carried out with roses
and ferns, and in the dining ROOM
basket Of glowing blossoms decked the
table. Red shaded tapers were on the
table and buffet. White hearts bear:
ing the hostess monogram in red and
|green marked the places, and at the
! bride 's cover was cluster of vlolets
and bridal book. There were twenty
five guests. '~ " - -
Miss .Ulmer was the honor guest al
luncheon given yesterday Afternoon
by. Mrs: James Egan at her home, 73(
I E Twenty-fourth7 street. The center
piece was a low mound Of pink dahlia'
yelled, with: ferns, and covers were lalt
for Twelve. Miss Eva Baer, who will
. be maid of honor, gave a thimble be-
for Miss Ulmer Saturday, Sept. 80, a
her home in st. Paul:
, Warren will take place Wednesday eve
ming in All Saints church. Little Mar
jorv Jones, a niece OF the bride, will
be flower girl and George Palmer will
be best, man. - = -z.-< ~,
The wedding Of Miss Suzanne Capro1
of Ogdensburg, NY, and Frederick R
| Thomas Of St. Paul, which took plac
r Thursday at the home Of the bride
sister, Mrs: W. B Finnegan Of Ogdens
, burg, will be of interest to Minneapoli
; people. Mrs. Thomas is a sister of Viii
! liam E. .Capron Of the Nicollet hote
and has visited here many times. MI
Thomas was formerly a Minneapoli
:, man. r. s...
: A quiet wedding was solemnized i,
: St.. Mark s church Thursday Afternoon
at 80 CLOCK when Miss Margaret Payn
and Ray G. Stillman were married i
the presence of the immediate relative
and friends. After the ceremony
wedding supper was served at the HON
: Of the bride s cousin, Mrs. A. A. Taylor
2106 Bryant avenue S. Covers wer
laid for ten. Mr. and Mrs. Stillma
are at home in Linden Hills, 1921 Sher
dan avenue s. -, - e. ~
Mrs. J. D. Albrecht of Portland. Ore
!. announces the marriage Of her daughter
: Lavenia, to Dudley u. Blodgett, whic
took place in Portland Sept. 10. Mr.
. Blodgett was formerly Of Minneapoli,
!; The marriage Of Miss Eta Carte
: and George W. Fisher took place Tue.
s day evening at the home Of the brid,
q 1902 3 Thirty-sixth street. Only tn
: immediate relatives witnessed the ser,
: ice, which was read by Rev. j. T
( Conant. The rooms were decorated wit
c palms and ferns and the masses of fol
, age were relieved with shaggy whit
Y chrysanth emnms ard asters. The DO,
:. window was banked with palms an
f ferns and canopied with smilax.s Th
v bride wore tan gown trimmed wit
) tucks and lace and carried roses. Sh
/ was attended by Miss Sara Gee, VIII
). was in pale blue and carried whit
:. roses. The best man was Charles Gri
a fifth. NJ. J. Carter played the Mendel
2 approached and gave a Beethoven 81
q A reception for 125 guests followe
q went to Chicago on their wedding tri
9 at 1902 F Thirty sixth street.
!, Miss Alice, Austin of Boston is visi
!. avenue S. and will remain in MINI,
= = apolis several weeks. Miss Austin
e the daughter Of ex-Governor Horat
!! Austin, and she has a host Of FRIEND
Z in the city. She has made her hon
"a in Boston for several years and is we
= know in the east thru her beantif1
. art photographs. Miss Austin will hay
E an exhibition Of her pictures at I'll
4 Crafthouse from Wednesday to Satu
: day, so that her Minneapolis FRIEND
will have an opportunity to see her ney
e. est work. She makes a speciality
k children and landscapes and has secure
a some really Wond erful effects.
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