The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16
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The wedding of Miss Maude Hubbard
Chamberlain and DR.. William Niven was
quietly solemnized yesterday afternoon
at 5 clock at the home OF the BRIDES
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs, How
ard 3. Chamberlain, SIT Eleventh ave-
years in charge of the musical depart
ment of the st. Cloud normal school,
and during her stay in st. Cloud she
was also, director Of the music in the
Episcopal church. She was prominent
in both musical and social circles and
Reading Room society: When she was
in Minneapolis, Miss Chamberlain made
her home with her brother.
A group Of thirty-five relatives and
near friends gathered to witness the ser
vice, which was read by Rev; Mr.. Par
shall of st. Cloud, who used the ring
service. The appointments were charm
ingly simple and the decorations were
all in white and green, with the excep-
tfon Of clusters Of La France roses, which
gave DELICATE glow to the improvised
altar Of palms and Easter lilies. Mar
cissus blossoms were thru the marriage
room, while the living room was bright
with carnations and ferns The same
color scheme was carried out in the
diningroom, where hyacinths and ferns
smilax and white satin ribbon were fes-
TONED from the chandelier to the corners
of the table and the lights were shaded
to simulate big white, flowers. The
guests were informally greeted by
Messrs. and Mines. Howard B. Chamber
Chamberlain: Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle
Scott furnished the. bridal music and
played "1raumerei' on the piano and
violin for the professional and the Men
delssohn march at the close of the SER
vice. Miss, Frances Chamberlain was
the maid of honor. She wore pretty
white gown and carried glowing meteor
roses. The BRIDES gown was of pongee,
in the fashionable oyster tint, enriched
with heavy lace, and her flowers were
a handsome intaglio of pink coral, the
gift of the bridegroom. William Nc
Mullen was best man and the bride was
given in marriage by H. B. Chamberlain.
An informal reception followed the
service and among the out town
berlain of New York, Mr.: and Mrs. An
drew G. Robertson and Mrs. John Nc
Elroy Of St. Cloud. As Dr. and Mrs.
Niven went away, Mrs. Niven threw
her bridal bouquet to the bevy of young
women and it was caught by Miss Agnes
Niven.
DR.. and Mrs. Niven went east and
they will visit several of the eastern
cities before they sail from New York
Feb; 2, for trip, to Egypt and the
sneh They The will spend the
90 to England and Scotland to spend the
summer in the Highlands with DR..
. Niven's relatives. They expect to be
away about year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Lawrence en-.
tertained at. dinner Saturday evening at
their home in Kenwood for Miss Dibble
flowers made the table pretty. After
dinner there was box party at the
metropolitan theater, with Judge and
Mrs: j. W. Finehout of st. Paul, Miss
Dibble, George Bookstaber, Mr. and
Mrs, r. M. lowering and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence as guests. %zST77 " : e. @s: - ts4S
The Misses Alice and Cora Carpenter
gave e parcel ar: shower Saturday after
Wednesday. The decorations were ir
pink and green foliage, and streamers
were used with pretty effect. Games
and music were the diversions and {
light luncheon was served.
Mrs. T. M. Arundel gave a receptior
for fifty guests Saturday evening at the
home of her mother, Mrs. E. F. Davis
3002 Fourth street Sc. Ferns, palms
and carnations made the rooms pretty
Music and games were the diversions
Mrs. Arundel will leave shortly fol-
Texas and during the evening William
McFarlane presented her with purse
the gift Of H. J. Dahl & Co., where sht
has been employed the past ten years.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. O. A. Gray and Mrs NJ. Turner vii
leave tomorrow evening for Los Angeles Cal
Miss Jessie Mae MacLachlan will be tn
guest OF Mrs. William Donaldson during he
stay in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs George G. Bagley will leay
this week for Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. NJ. A. Adams of Bolt Pleasant ayenu
will entertain Palestine chapter, O. E. S.
Thursday afternoon at thimble bee.
Mrs: R.. A. Wharton of 293s Fifteenth ave
Wednesday afternoon.
The se1ninoles will give the fourth dancin
party Of series tomorrow evening in tn
Phoenix clubrooms. II. Ross Ives will act a
master of ceremonies.
Our Boys in Blue will give a military bal
Wednesday evening in Easthagen hall, PAL
Bloomington avenue. Lieutenant Roy Norris wi
act master Of ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Cassell of 1853 Linden ave
nue. have returned from an extensive visit i
The Drifters will gave a dancing party tt
evening in Mrs. Mobiles han. 314 Fou
teenth avenue Sc. Miss Matte Buss will b
Ira @. Edwards is rapidly recovering from
months serious illness. Mr.. Edwards was take
I'LL with pneumonia at Spring Grove, Mlnn bl
he will be able to return to his home in MINI
apolis in few days.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels
follows: Waldorf, G: $. 3: Olson. A. F. Pill
bury; Grand Union G: F: E. Peterson; Mania
tan, w. A. Smith; Woodward. W. A. Benton
Darlington, G.. Dorr; Westminster, J. A. Ches
nut; Fifth Avenue, j. F. Williamson; ALDER
G. S. Jelley; Hoffman, T: H, Stevens Navarr
A. Knoblauch; Grand. W. D. Lowry Hollan
W. s. Woodwork; Vendome, L. G. Patterso
4 Duuth-Bartholdi, H. H. Mitchell; Astor, G.
Tomlinson; Navarro, r. p. Schaman.
Miss some Of the sweet things