The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02

LduaoI.
One of the pretty weddings Of the
week was that of Miss Veda Jordan
and William Albert Rice of Fergus
Falls, which took place last evening in
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
The BRIDES father, Rev w. II. Jordan,
read the service, assisted by the father
Of the bridegroom, Rev. w. G. Rice OF
Hastings, MINI. The church was beau
tifully. decorated by the Epworth league,
ehancel and altar were wreathed with
foliage, and against the greenery clus-
ter Of white chrysanthemums stood out
brightly on either side. The ushers
were James M. Willmarth, Harry M.
Noltimier, Frank Drill and Lewis Drill.
While the $50 guests were being seated,
Miss Louise Salisbury at the organ and
D. A. Rose on the violin gave a. delight
full program of nuptial music. The bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin was given as
the professional and the Mendessohn
march for the occasional. Miss Ruth
Hare was the bride IS only attendant,
and her gown was of sheer white French
lawn. She carried pink carnations. The
| bride wore white French batiste over
cream taffeta, with yoke and half
| sleeves of real lace, and. her flowers
Wtit DIlue IOSCS. IlGIlo Illlldu COupCl,
and Helen Williams were flower girls
and were in dainty frocks of white
lawn and carried large baskets of pink
| carnations. The best man was Fred
| SWeitzer. +. nI.<s..
| A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the bride IS parents, .6O5
Sixth street Sc, where chrysanthemums
and carnations were used in the decora-
tions. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Rice in
receiving were Rev. and Mrs. w: Il.
Jordan, Rev. W: G. Rice, Mines. F: R.
and Albert HebachacR Ps Assisting As thru
the rooms were the Misses Marion
Jones, Elizabeth Williams and Hazel
Ebby. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice will leave
this week for Fergus Falls, where they
will receive after Nov. l5." Mr.. Rice
is prominent lawyer of Fergus Falls.
Mrs. 7. N. Kenyon will give two large
card parties next week Friday and Sat-
urday afternoons at her home on Colfax
avenue and on Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Kenyon will entertain at din
ner. Over 100 invitations have been
issued for the two afternoon parties.
Mrs. A. O. Cornwell of Emerson ave-
nue. s has issued invitations for card
party which she will give next Thurs
day afternoon.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Herbert
and John D. Anderson will take place
at O'Clock Wednesday evening, Nov.
20, at the home of the BRIDES parents,
1898 Sixteenth avenue Sc. -.
Mrs. Benjamin R. Coppage enter
tanned SO women at six-hand eucher
this afternoon at her home, 1911 Ken
wood parkway. Clusters of shaggy
white and yellow chrysanth emums
frightened the parlors, and pink roses
provided charming decoration for the
i, library. Assisting Mrs. CopPage during
the afternoon were Mrs. William Line
weaver and Misses Marguerite Coppage
and Genevieve Conner.
: Mrs. Frank N. Barcns and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ellet Parcher, gave their sec
ond euchre party this afternoon at thei
home on Lyndale avenue S. Assisting
: thru the rooms were Mines. Fred Val
Doren, John Landers, Elmer Fowler ant
, L. Dolliff. During the afternoon frapp,
was served by Misses Rachel Sherwood
Marion Gaylord, Florence Davies ant
little Lora Dolliff. There were fit,
guests.
Mrs. Eva Neugebauer of Minneapo
J lis and Fred W. Gosewisch of St. Pau
were married yesterday afternoon at
S 'clock at the home Of the bridegroom
in North St. Paul. Rev. Charles Girls
+ void performed the ceremony. Their
e were no attendants and only the i'm
: mediate friends were present. Mr., an
8 Mrs. Gosewisch will be at home in Mort
. St. Paul after Nov. Is.
s Miss Vera Clark gave a jolly tally-h
o party last veening. The twenty guest
g enjoyed ride around the city and the
) went to the Clark residence ON Cola
n avenue S for supper and dancing. !
= huge pumpkin from which ribbons we1
0 festooned held the favors, which we1
n drawn by the young people. -
s Miss Nellie A. Chandler and Charlie
l. H. Peterson were quietly married las
8 evening at the home Of the bride
mother, Mrs. A. w. Chandler, 726 Sc,
= ond avenue S. Rev. E. Dean Ellenwoo
read the service.
The wedding of Miss Anna Davy an
David Ferguson took place last ever
ing. Miss Lizzie Davy and James Davy
sister and brother of the bride, ;wer
read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Fel
guson left for an eastern trip, afte
which they will make their home i
Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Truesde
opened their new home on Grand ave
nue. S last evening to a large party Q
friends. Halloween games were played
after which a New England lunch wa
- served. Mrs. Truesdell was assisted i
b receiving by her mother, Mrs. G. n
T. Peet.