The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-14
!, "However talkative a woman
may be, love teaches her silence
-ROchebrune. -'%..a ia

may be, love teaches her silence
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The wedding of Miss Anna Marian
Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Anderson, and Clarence W. Hagstrom
will take place Wednesday, Aug. %,
at pm, in the Swedish Baptist church.
Miss Bernice Day will be the maid of
honor, Misses Irene McCracken and
Jennie Blomgren bridesmaids, and little
Cora ;Koen, flower girl, while Clarence
Stranberg win carry the ring; Carl A:
Norelious. Rev. G. Arvind Hagstrom,
the bridegroom IS brother, will read the
service, assisted by Rev. Frank Peter
son, and a small reception will follow
at the Anderson home, 2424 East Twen-
ty-sixth street.
avenue S viii leave tomorrow for Seat
tie, where she will remain until after
the wedding Of her cousin, Miss Olga
Newlands, and George DAM. Miss New.
lands was graduated from Stanley Hall
in. June, and she has many friends IN
from ST. Paul. The wedding. will take
place in Seattle Sept. IA, and Miss: Hew-
son will be one of the bridesmaids
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Strand announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Bergine,
| to Carl Miller of Correll, MINI. The
wedding will take place Sept. 70 at the
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Powell Of Rose
Croft, Maryland, have announced the
marriage Of their daughter Eleanor to
Dwight M. Wishard of Minneapolis.
The wedding took place Friday, Aug. 4
Mrs. f. Aleda Upton announces the
Aleda, to George H. 7. Brinkerholff of
Spokane, Wash. The wedding will take
place Aug. %.
Mrs. Charles Fisher Hepburn and
Miss Laura Harrington will pour tea
tomorrow afternoon at the Minikahda
club, and they will be assisted by a
nmonopolize interest at the club tomor'
row, but on Wednesday there will be
other features as well.
Mrs. John Edgar Rhodes entertained
| a group of young women at a th1mble
bee this afternoon at her home on
Pleasant avenue fer Miss i $751; Martha ra1a
hemmed and lavendar bags were made
for the bride. Clusters Of garden flow
ers furnished an attractive decoration
thru the rooms.
Saturday afternoon Miss Agnes -vor
Scholten gave a preserve shower at
Minnetonka for Miss Anderson. The
guests went out on the afternoon train
| er which took them to Big Island to:
picnic supper.
Saturday evening Mrs. M. J. Pep
pard of 1921 Third avenue S, gave E
butterfly party for her guests, Mrs
George Redmon of St. Louis and Mis-:
| Laura Fischer of Florence, Wis. But
! flowers, which were placed thru tht
women represented butterflies, while
the men had grasshoppers. The law1
was illuminated with Japanese, Ian
terms, and frappe was served by ;
group Of girls in Japanese costumes
under a huge umbrella. Cardss wer'
given. Misses lone Patterson AM
Florence Pauly assisted in entertainin!
the forty, guests.
Saturday, evening Mrs. Charles J
Hilton Of Pleasant avenue gave
dinner dance<for her guests. Miss Mel
Abercrombie Of St. Louis. There wer
Twelve SueStS dt u4uIlei anu lave
twenty-five of the younger set ioine
them for the informal dance. Scarle
peoples decorated the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone, VIII
; will leave this evening to make thei
: home in Seattle, were the honor guest
at an informal reception which M
and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard Of the Mo-
mandie gave Saturday. About fit
guests called to say goodbye to M
/ and Mrs. Stone Misses Inez Hubbar
i and Alice Coole served frappe. A prt
: fusion of bright garden flowers mad
y y the rooms pretty.
G Miss Matte V. Fennel will leave til
y evening for her home in Racine. Wis
g after a visit with Mrs. NJ. H. Wittic
+ . Of Sixteenth avenue S. Thursday afte
" noon Mrs. w. I. Nichols gave ]unc!
!, con Of sixteen covers at her .cottag
a mel. The decorations and appointment
*. 70 We're all in yellow. An amusing featu:
q of the afternoon was a hunt for fou
leaf clovers, and the prize for fndi1
+ the largest number was awarded to MI
% E. Kempton.
/ Mrs. John Brundage gave ]unche(
IS for Miss Fennel at her home on Plea
<; ant avenue Wednesday. and sweet pc
al decorated the table, where covers we
a laid for six.
10 10 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
or The Misses Helen and Grace Mabey are viz
~, ing in Red Wing.
na Miss Marie HARRISON Of Atlanta. Ca, Is VII
- ~ | ing L. w. HARRISON and family at 1925 Calht
as boulevard %--
o W Mrs. William Gawne has returned from Mac