The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19

The marriage of Miss Dora Deschene
and Seward Jensen was very quietly
solemnized this morning at 8 CLOCK at
St. Anne s church by Rev. Father Rich
ard. After the ceremony, breakfast
was served at the home of the bride
for the relatives. The out-of-to guests
were: Mrs R. T. Starr Of Butte, Mont,
and Miss Antoinette DesJ ardin of Hell
ena.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
leave\ for short wedding trip, after
which they will be at home to their
friends at 668 Wabasha, st. Paul, after
Aug. l.
A wedding of unusual interest was
Lafayette R. Adley, residents of the
forest country of ftasca county. The
marriage was solemnized June % at the
home of F. M. Freese, Sunnyside, Pine
Top, by Rev. J. B. Atwood. The bride
was former Minneapolis girl, who was
one of the pioneer homeseekers in the
county. She filed on her claim four
years ago, walking and packing to her
homestead from Black Duck. She lost
since, has suffered her full share, of
the privations Of pioneer life, but she
has fine claim in which she will prove
up next year. Mr.. Adley is from Madi-
son, Wis, but until his wife completes
her title to her land they will remain
on her homestead.
Mrs. Adley is the daughter of Mrs.
Abbie McClelland and the mother and
three other sisters are homesteaders in
the same vicinity. The wedding was a
very pretty one, and the bride was cos
TUNED in dainty white, and carried
roses.
The reception and ball given last
night by infantry and artillery Off
GERS of Fort Smelling in honor of the
cavalry was a brilliant affair and was
attended by many guests from the
cities. The party was held in the new
infantry barracks, which were deco;
rated with national flags, palms and
| pliment to the cavalry. The columns
of the ballroom were bound with ferns
and strings of tiny electric lights were
very decorative. The verandas were
hung with Japanese lanterns and green
| boughs. The decorations Of the tables
in the supper room were bouquets OF
yellow daisies, and the corner in which
frappe was hung with battlefags.
Music for dancing was furnished by
the Twentyeighth Infantry band. The
guests were received by Colonel 0. j
| Sweet, Major and Mrs. S. E. Allen
Major and Mrs. E. B. Prick and Lieu
tenant Jens Bugge.
| Colonel W. L. Pitcher, Captain T. A
Pearce and DR.. s. J. White formed the
committee on general arrangements
and the Minneapolis guests were:
Colonel J. j. Clague, Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. W. L. Gerlach, Major
and Mrs. G.. H. Morgan, Lieutenan
Colonel and Mrs. F.. T. Corriston, Nh
and Mrs. A. H. Harrington, Mr.. ant
Arthur J. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R
Sweat, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Osborne
Mr.; s&d Mrs. ". p; Washbqrn, M
and Mrs. Grunow, Mr.. and Mrs. G
H. Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Law
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Suffe, Mr.. ant
Miss Westlake, the Misses Morgan
Gerlach, Bates, Forest and Harrington
Messrs. F. R. Salisbury, Deutsch, Ste
venson, Holton, Terka, Paul; Hack
Paine, Riheldaffer, Bement, Nye, Della
ney, w. E. Steele and W. Harris.
Miss Blanches Stevens entertained
at luncheon yesterday afternoon al
Donaldson $ tearoom in honor of Mis-
Florence Merrill of Springfield, III.
who is visiting in the city. The ap
pointments were carried out in colo
scheme Of pink. A quaint Japanes,
basket filed with sweet peas and fern
held the center of the table and at eac]