The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-05

bon, and James Met aughey was solem1-
nized last evening IN the Church " ~.
Boniface. Rev. Adrian Schmitt Of 4
ficiated in the presence Of the members
of the two. families, but 100 guests We're
pgssens a. hs nea do a yhg home
street NE. The brides gown was Of
white Japanese silk over embrolde ry |
with yoke and cuffs Of rose point lace,
and she carried bride roses. Her q, at,
tendants were her sister, Miss sd dhe M;sa
Eileen McGaughey, sister Of the bride:
| groom, as bridesmaid. The maid of
honor wore white silk null and carried
the ring in an American Beauty rose.
The bridesmaid wore lowered net q eyer
roses. Henry Kubon, brother Of the
bride, was best man.
The reception was held at s O'Clock,
and the romos wer bright with autumn
foliage, which was used in profusion,
banking the fireplace and mantel and
dropping from windows, doorways and
clusters were here and there, and
great bouquet of the flowers was in the
dining room. A white wedding bell was
suspended above the brides place. Mr..
and Mrs. McGaughey were assisted in
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ku-
bon and Mrs. J. McGaughey. The
young couple have gone to Chicago on
their wedding trip. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F. Rourke an
nounce> the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Margaret. to DR.. Frederick F. Mey-
er. The wedding will take place late
in the fall. FL :a8 /:
Mrs E. W. Backus,. received infor-
mally at her home on Oak Grove street
this afternoon. The affair was the
first of a series Of informal receptions
which Mrs. Backus will give on. the
Thursdays in October. u A group Of
young matrons and maids assisted thru
the rooms and fall flowers made a
charming setting. &s,.'|<> - - ..s. w.
I. Miss Ann Burke gave a luncheon this
afternoon at her home, l41 Aldrich ave-
nue. n, in honor Of her sister, Miss Mar
garet Burke, whose wedding will take
place next week. Pink asters decked
the rooms, and in the center of the
table was candelabrum with red
shaded tapers. Covers were placed for
twelve, and after luncheon the guests
| hemmed table linen for the bride.
E:Amor last evening, at his home on Sew
.enth street s, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W: Amor who, recently ar
rived in the city from Chicago Ga? n MIS-;
soutiwoos of Inglewood, III, and her
marriage to Mr.. Amor took place: about
a month ago in Chicago. The rooms
We're prettily decorated with autumn
foliage and cut flowers. Assisting the
host in receiving were Mrs. w. h. vene;
Forbes and Agnes Moody, During the
evening a program was given by the
Misses Maud and May Edmonds, Mrs
w. M. Lovbell and Miss Hammersley
About fifty guests were present, among
them J. G. Whitehouse Of Hamilton
|: Ont, and Mrs A. P. Bundy of st
Paul. r. :. .G.ao$ NJ = . FS4:I
Mrs. W. J. Evans entertained Tues
[ day afternoon at her home, 22O3 -Four
teenth avenue S, in honor of the birth
' day anniversary of her mother, Mrs
\ M Monahan. Refreshments were served
! and there were twelve guests. ,.
! The students reception which vii
y be given in Andrew Presbyterian
s. churc CHI tomorrow evening promises 11 );
# number Of unique features. There VII
~ be a trip to Wonderland, Andrew or
y chestra will play, and there will be 9th
ID ser numbers. al
~ . Miss May Elizabeth Sodini. daugh
IL ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brando Sodini, an
Edward J. johnson were married las
i evening at 8 o'clock at the home OF tn
10 is bride IS parents, .555 Sixth avenue n
q Y Rev. j.: W. Dewart read, the service an
g: about seventy-fve guests were present
Of Just before the ceremony Miss Abel
er Maloney sang, "Beloved, It Is Morn,
a, and Mrs, NJ. Maloney played the HLe
ne hengrin'' bridal music as the bride er
IT, tered with her father, who gave her j
as marriage. The bridal gown was o
e: white net over chiffon taffeta, wit
20 trimmings Of point lace and inset media
We lions and the bouquet was of bird
roses. Miss FRANCESCA Engstreo}m, tn
maid Of honor, wore Japanese silk wit
n yoke and panel of Irish point lace. He
IN flowers were pink roses. The best ma
* was Harry A: sodini Of Dayenpor
he Iowa, brother Of the bride. In the pa
e. lor trailing smilax was: drawn from, th
he center Of the ceiling to sthe1four corner
n of the room and the chandeliers, we1
wreathed with the green A canopy c
ed ferns dropped over the bow window an
he palms were placed at either side. I