The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-19
Women alone can organize q
drawing room; man succeeds some
times in hbrary.-Lord Beacons-
field.

Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Lyon announce
phie j., to Albert Murray Heineman.
noon on Wednesday, Sept. ~, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, 2126
Twenty-sixth avenue n Only the i'm
mediate relatives will be present and
there will be no attendants.
One of the weddings of September
is that of Miss Ida E. McCabe, daugh--
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe, and
Alfred William Kayser, which will take
place Wednesday morning, Sept. n IN
st. Paul's church at St. Peter.
Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan of the Licking,
ton will entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening in honor of Miss Helen Hill:
ker and George w. Burchard, Jr.,, OF
Chicago, whose marriage will take place
next week. The guests will be the mem
bers of the bridal party. and covers
will be placed for fourteen. Thursday
afternoon Miss Katherine Norton OF
Girard avenue S will entertain for Miss
Psi fraternity will entertain at The
home of Miss Clara Doerr on Oak Grove
street. Miss Marion Howe and Mis-:
Elizabeth Knowles will have an affair
| for the bride Saturday afternoon a
| the home of Miss Howe on Eleventh
| street S. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T: Williams gave, {
| dinner last evening at their home, .2lol
Hennepin avenue, for their daughter
Lillian and Albert Gluck, whose mar
| table was adorned with centerp1ect
of white asters and foliage. There
werefourteen guests, the members Of the
| bridal party, and after dinner the re
| hearsal was held. =
Mrs. James c. Willard of Holmes av
enue gave prettily appointed luncheon
! Of twelve covers yesterday afternoon
! in honor of her niece, Miss Ethel May
Shepard, whose marriage to Mr.. Blake
| man will take place tomorrow nigh
at the home of the bride s parents. 4
color scheme Of pink, white ane
green was carried out in the dining
room. Long stems of pink balsam an(
mountain fringe trailed from the chan
| delier to the centerpiece of asters ant
marguerites and the :heart-shapet
name cards and confection boxes wer,'
decorated with pink roses in Watercol
ors. Games and music were enjoyee
during the afternoon, and the bride wa
presented with a bridal record book
Assisting Mrs. Willard were Mrs. Town
send, Miss Elizabeth Barney and Mis-
Netherbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Raiche enter
tanned at supper Sunday evening TO
Mr.. Raiche g brother, Samuel A. Raich
of Portland, Ore, and his sister, Mrs
6. S. Temple, and Nj. Temple Of Man
chester, N H. The dining room wa
prettily decorated with asters and gold
enrod, and covers were laid for eigh
I teen. Music was enjoyed. during tn
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Temple left o
the east yesterday, after spending
week in Minneapolis, and Samue
Raiche will leave for Portland on Fri
day.
A quiet wedding took place yeste1
day afternoon at S 'clock, when Mis-
Nellie A. Purtell and Burton Packar
Park were united in marriage at til
home Of the officiating clergyman, Rev
T. E. Cullen, of the Church Of the In
maculate Conception. The bride wa
attended by her sister. Miss Mae Pun
) V. Conway acted as best man.; Afte
Oct. / Mr.. and Mrs. Park will be a
home at al Lyndale avenue N.
Miss Eva Dalheim and 'Willia1
; Kronschnable were married last eve
ming at the home of the [bridegroom
4 parents on, Eighteenth avenue s., .Onl
a small group of friends were presen
and Rev. John S. Rood OBLIGATED. Th
bride wore white and carried brid
roses.
PERSONAL, AND SOCIAL.
Miss Minnie Sandum is home from New Yorl