The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
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ternoon at. 5 'clock at the home of the |
BRIDES cousins, Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry
Elliott, 3649 Second avenue s.. Only
the near relatives were present at the
service, which was read by Rev. Fred
Kline. Pink and white carnations
tractive setting for the ceremony. Red
roses were used as a centerpiece in the
dining room and smilaX festooned the
table. The bride was in white Persian
lawn and valenciennes lace, and carried
an armful of bride roses. There were
no attendants. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served to ten
leave tonight for q trip to Chicago,
where they will visit the parents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cornish. After
their return to Minneapolis they will be
at home at 234 West Fortieth street
about Dee. l..
Mrs. Charles W. Arrick of 1882
Fourth avenue. s.. gave a Halloween
party last evening in honor of the bride.
The decorations and games were appro-
pirate to the season, and music was a
pleasant feature. There were about
twenty guests. ~'.' - = @.-@.,..tt
The marriage of Miss Maude Wolfe
and Roy E. Williams was quietly SOL
emnized last evening at 8 o'clock at
Nv noine VI jug pitMe parenCS, 'ooUO
performed by Rev. G. P. McGiil and
was witnessed only by the immediate
family. Cut flowers decked the rooms,
and in the dining room the table was
banked. with American Beauty roses.
The bridal gown was Of white French
lawn, trimmed with valenciennes lace,
Miss Mabel Wolfe was maid Of honor,
and wore pale blue silk. null and car
ried pink carnations. Elmer Rowley
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
left for. a short wedding trip, and af-
ter their return will be at home on
Fourteenth avenue s.. -:
Mrs. Frank N. Barons and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellet Parcher, entertained if
ty women at six-hand euchre party
this afternoon at their home, 1926 Lyn-
dale avenue s. The rooms were in yell
low, with chrysanthemums, pumpkins
and tapers to carry out the color scheme.
The scorecards were hand-painted pump
kins. Assisting Mrs. Barons and Mrs.
Parcher about the rooms were Mines.
John Branyen, W: H. Davies, Burt
young girls assisting in the dining room
| were the Misses Florence Davies, Flor
ence Cobb, Stella Jensen and little
Lora Dolliff., Mrs. Barons and Mrs.
Parcher will entertain: at cards tomor-
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= Mrs. HI. Staples gave a small buff
fet luncheon this afternoon at her home
on Oak Grove street. -.
Captain3 and Mrs. Henry Greene Cole,
nee. Fletcher, have returned from their
wedding trip and are spending a fort
night with Loren Fletcher, on Tenth
street s: This evening MI: and Mrs,
ormgs one PeaE oTy %1 give snd an Mn
Cole. ~ 49,. - r.
| Five Of the young married couples
| Messrs: and Mines. Harry G. Sefden
Frederick H. Carpenter, Albert W
Strong, Harry T.. Belden and Harry G.
Spear, had a jolly progressive Ha1low
cen dinner last evening. The soup was
served at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Selden and then the young people went
in automobiles to- the Carpenter resi-
dence, for the fish. Mr.. and Mrs, Bel
den entertained for the roast, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Spear for the salad and the DIES
sert was served at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs.: Strong on Blaisdell avenue
Halloween ;favors and decorations wer,
| attractive features at each table.
|: A poverty party that had man!
quaint and original features was givei
last: evening at Stanley Hall by thu
Epsilon ri Phi sorority. Autumn leave
and corn husks were used in profusiol
in the decorations, with JACKIE '-lanter
and huge bats. Promptly at 8 'clocl
the doors were opened by unseen hands
disclosing the great hall lighted onl,
by the blue flames of alcohol lamps
In the weird light pale ghosts f1itte,
from corner to corner, and haggar
witches muttered predictions. The en-
tire school, including the academic an
boarding departments, were invited an
all were in costume. Halloween game
furnished amusement and an old-fash
tivities. Refreshments suitable for tn
occasion were served, and a huge piec
! of pumpkin pie was awarded to tn
guest who was in the funniest costume
), A Halloween party was given a
: Graham Hall last evening for the stu
\ dents by the faculty of the schoo
foliage and pumpkins gave the require
suggestion of the season and taper
of the evening were Halloween games
fortune-telhng and dancing.
1 ttcbIoC1 S1LCoS1S SuVtO%d p1OSISS
sive euchre party yesterday afternoo
at her home on Twenty seventh avenu
N, in honor Of Miss Catherine Madde
of St. Paul, bride Of November
White chrys nthemums were used wit
charming effect thru the rooms, an
clusters Of purple grapes wreathed tn
punchbowl, from which frappe wa
served. Eight tables were arranged 70
the players. Mrs. Messig was assiste
by Mines. Edward Mason and G. D. Wi
| lard.
| Misses Olga and Ebba Weidman CAV
! q Halloween party last evening at thei
home, 90 Royalston avenue. A mus
cal program was given by Misses Mir
ME Weidman and Ruth Johnson, an
4 Halloween games were played. Suppe
was served with covers for eighteen 3
j Miss Mamie o'Donnen gave an i,
formal reception last evening at he
4 home, 527 Third avenue, Sc. Their
were about thirty guests present. Th
! evening was spent in playing old-fasl
{ Toned Halloween games, fortune-tellin
and music. A Dutch lunch was serve
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