The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-25

The marriage Of Miss Ella Stringer
of Elma, Iowa, and Albert McElhone
of Minneapolis will be solemnized this
evening at the home Of the brides
parents in Elma. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc,
Elhone will spend their honeymoon
with relatives in Mankato and will be
at home after Oct. Is at 72S Sixth
street S. ~ T. - a:... -.t. "a, .a H.. H..
Miss Adela Gravert and Otto
Graefchberger will be married Wednes-
| day evening in st. John Is Evangelical
church, Sixteenth avenue N and THIRD
street. The bride-elect was the guest
ternoon, given by Miss Pauline Dress
Ter, at her home on Bryant avenue N:
The parlor decorations were in red and
white, and pink and asters were used
in the dining room. There were ten
| guests. .ze. x f.
Miss Alice Serum and Arthur Stedt
were married yesterday AFTERNOON at
o'clock at the home Of the brides par
ents, 5 E Twenty-sixth street. Rev.
G.. L. Morrill, offciated. So
A dispatch from Washington D. g.,
| this morning states that the newly ap-
| pointed first assistant secretary OF ag-
riculture and Mrs. ,Willett M. Hayes
! have taken the home of Thomas W..
Bucky, The Naples, on Woodley Lane
road, and will occupy it as soon at
Mrs. Hayes , and the children arrive
from Minnesota. The place was occu-
pied during the spring and summer by
lieutenant and Mrs. John w. Tmmons:
Mrs Timmons, who is the daughter OF
the vice president and Mrs. Falrbanks,
had some charming afternoon at homes
| there in the spring, before society en-
tirely deserted the city.
A number of young women were en-
tertained at linen shower Frday, az
the home of Miss Hannah Beck, 1917
! Sixth street Sc. in honor of Miss Veda
i Jordan. whose marriage to William A.
Rice Of Fergus Falls will take place
this fall. The rooms were beautifully
i decorated with trailing vines and cut
i flowers. and little Ella Marie Cooper
} presented the bride-elect with a wheel.
barrow laden with dainty pieces OF
linen. Refreshments were served. /
The wedding Of Miss Anna M. Miller
and John E. Templin of Minneapolis
took place Friday morning at the Luth
Gran church in Plato, MINI. The bride
wore a pretty gown of white French
lawn and was attended by her sister
Miss Bertha Miller, and the sister Of
the bridegroom, Miss Bertha .Templin
who were in white. The bridegroom
was attended by his brother, Will Tenn
pin, and Will Miller, brother OF tn
BRIDE Following the ceremony. arwed
ding dinner was served at the home O.
the bride g parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Miller, ard $50, guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Templin will arrive Il
I Minneapolis tomorrow evening, and vii
I be at home after Oct. 1 at 415 Firs
! avenue NE. - -. ~ ...~.
Miss Hannah F. Hallborn and Ami
( r. johnson were married Wednesda
) evening at the home of Mr.. and A. Limo
I berg. the brides uncle and aunt. TIL
service was read by Rev. 0. Bodien o
the First Swedish Baptist church, an
the bride wore her travelling gown 0
blue broadcloth with corsage bouque
I Of bride roses. After the ceremony
: wedding supper was served, at whic
the guests were ten friends Of tn
: young couple.
q Mrs. T. G. Maxson of 240O Humboldt
( avenue S gave a dinner Friday evenin
) in honor Of Miss Georgia E. Withee
Z New York city. The decorations we1
I pink and white asters, and covers wei
! laid for twelve. -.-.