The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-20
''Men speak Of what they know;
women, Of what pleases them. -
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women, Of what pleases them |
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Mrs. Sarah Harrison Knight issued
the invitations yesterday for the mar
riage of her daughter Edith Harrison to
George KimbalI Belden, which will take
place Wednesday evening, Jan. 3, at
0 'clock in the Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church. The service will be followed by
a reception at the Knight home on
Fourth avenue S. s.G#- ~. ~
Mr.. Belden and his bride will be at
home Wednesdays, March q and %, at
sos Fourth avenue S. 49, r-,@.*.
The wedding Of Miss Katherine M.
Sullivan and Rev. G. H. Maxwell, pas.
tor of Linden Hills Congregational
church, will take place Wednesday even.
ing, Jan. 3, in Lyndale Congregational
church. A reception in the Linden Hills
church will follow the service. Sever
al affairs are being planned by Linden
and Miss Sullivan. Soon after the wed,
ding Mr.. Maxwell and his bride viii!
leave for Adams in southeastern Africa;
where Mr.. Maxwell will be connected
with theological seminary.
Minneapolis people, will be interested
week in Boston when Miss, Miriam
Goss and Bruce T. shute Of Fresno,
Cal.. We're married. Mr.. Shute was
formerly a resident of Minneapolis
and has many friends in the city
The bride is the daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. Francis F. Goss of Roxbury,
and the service was read last Wednes-
day at the Goss home by Rev. Murray
| best man was Edward N. Carpenter OF
Troy, N. Y, and the ushers were Will
son Belches, Everit Terhune, DR.. Walter
Miner, Harold Everett, Henry Clough
and Arthur Corbin of Philadelphia, all
classmates Of Mr.. Shute at Harvard
Mrs. Wilson Belches was matron OF hon
or and wore pink marquise satin with
was of white satin fashioned with Ouch
esse lace and the brides ornament, a
| diamond pendant. The service was fol:
lowed bv a reception at which the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. .Shute, the bride"
groom s parents, and pr. and Mrs. doss.
Mr.. Shute and his bride will sspend,
part of the holidays in the city, the
quests of Mr.. Shute 8 sister, Mrs. val
lam M. KENYON, on their way to Cali.
fornia, where a new home, the gift or
Mr.. Shute IS parents, is awaiting them.
Mr.. Shute's father was formerly gener'
al traffic manager Of the Great Northern
railroad. -. .s.:~
Mrs. G. F.: Piper, gave prettlly a ar
home on Pleasant avenue for Mrs, u.
LEROY Clarke, a bride Of the fall: Gov
ers were placed for ten and the decora-
tions were in red and green, the holiday
j colors, with roses to form the CENTER
piece.
Misses Katherine Croker and Belle
Kieshle entertained group Of young
women this afternoon at the nome or
4 Miss. Croker, 2517 Blaisdell avenue. In
! honor Of Miss Ethel Hobert, a Christ,
: mas BRIDE The dining room was decked
+ in yellow: and white and huge sam AT 4
room and table were lighted with ,yel-
4 low shaded tapers in antique Candida
I hrum wreathed with vines and vines
also formed delicate tracery over the
cloth. -. ..~
/ The Kappa Kappa Gamma y sorority
this evening in the Auditorium :. annex
| The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity vii
have it's informal holiday party in John N
son hall tomorrow evening. Ihf
\ Christmas party Of the Delta Delta Del
tas will be given tomorrow evenlns
I with Miss Fay Newton as hostess.
II When the Yale Glee, Mandolin ant
/ Banjo clubs, arrive on their specia
\ train over the Wisconsin Central, the,
viii be accompanied by Henry F. Whit
/ comb, Jr, and a party of friends II
| President Whitcomb's private car. III
clubs will give their concert IN In
I The annual ball given by Thet
Z chapter Of Phi Rho Sigma Of Hamlin
y university last evening in Elks' ha
- was a. most enjoyable affair. The ha
was decorated with palms and Chris
mas green's, which banked the platfor1
and concealed the orchestra: ANON On
Tau chapter of the fraternity from tn
University Of Minnesota. The progra1
( of dances included sixteen numbers.
The Kappa Alpha Theta girls gait
cred in the chapter-rooms at 22O Churc
street Sc last evening, to celebra1
4 party. Clusters of brilliant poinsett
4 blossoms and Christmas greens maj
4 the rooms attractive, and not the lea
: feature Of the decorations was I'll
Christmas tree, bearing dainty gift
n Refreshm ents were served. There we
u about thirty active and alumni mel
bers present. 49, 80 =. e.. -
= Mrs. Alonzo H. Phillips gave brid
= whist party yesterday AFTERNOON at
49, home, 1904 Park avenue. Red earn
sil tions and smilax provided effective dc
ks, orations and branches Of holly gave. t
9@1 necessary Christmas suggestion. The
TO were twenty-four guests, and after t
,sc. games refreshments were served. nj
fat, Phillips was assisted by her daught'
lite, Mrs. E. L. Welch, OF st. Paul.
TX. q
i've i've Miss Blanche j.. Nicholas and M
IN roe E. Wallace were married this mol
ing at $3.50 'clock at the home
e est' G. w. bearings, 1925 Vine place, r.
Z : IN G. L. Morrill, officiating. The bri
oice wore her travelling gown of brown, s.
ogs' in with ermine trimmings, ana was
at1s tended by Mrs. M. j. Nicholas. A.
Wallace was best man. Mr.. and M
arge Wallace left Immediately. for Los !
'@ gs1: geles, CAL, where they will spend
zen. winter.
Miss Bessie Trepont and Edward
Veis' Vossburg were married last evening
rs the home Of the officiating minist
Pip Rev. G. L: Morrill,, 1856 Tenth avenue
S.;
is R6 Miss Sarah Marquis and Maurice
box, Grossman were married yesterday at
box, home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
!, =. Marquis, 1902 p Franklin avenue,