The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-17
tWoman's counsel is not worth
much, yet he that despises it is no
wiser than he should be. Ger
vantes.

The marriage OF Miss Coral Ander-
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.: +.
on Lake solemnized Saturday even
ing at $3.50 at the home Of the bride $
parents, 300 Lyndale avenue S, was
a very picturesque midsummer affair.
The ceremony, witnessed by, about
nv Fedws If HnoEa I'VE" The ef brda par
stood under an arch Of palms, among
whose glossy leaves twinkled tiny cleo
trio lights Above the arch was large
white wedding bell. From each chande--
lier hung a basket OF sweet peas ana
smilax, which also twined about the
'chandeliers. In the dining room red
roses were effectively arranged.
The bridal music was played by Miss
Mamie Swanberg. The BRIDES gown
was a handsome !HH champagne silk null,
carried brides roses. Miss Flor
ence Boxwell of Anoka sister of
the bridegroom, was maid of honor and
wore white organdie trimmed with val
enciennes lace, and carried red roses.
Two little flower girls, Gladys McHugh
short-sleeved frocks of dainty white and
carried red roses. Fred Blanchard, a
cousin Of the bridegroom, served him as
best man.
The guests were received after the
ceremony by Mr.: and Mrs. Boxwell, Mr..
Albert Evert and Mrs. and Mrs. Anton
Iverson. An elaborate supper was
served on the lawn, which was lighted
with Japanese lanterns, in which were
electrie lights: The guests were served
Agnes and Lille Winners, Amy Palm
quist and Ida Pearson. g.
Among the out of town guests were
II. BoxWell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blanchard
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Frazier Of Anoka;
Mr.. and M rs. G. Bonnessen Of Chicago
and Miss Augusta Naue Of Rockford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boxwell will be at
home after Aug. Is at 300 Lyndale
avenue S.
The. marriage of Miss Edna jose
phire Hemstock and George Allen
Brintnell was solemnized quietly at the
home of the bridegroom IS mother, Mrs.
H. Brintnell, 2428 Tenth avenue s, Sat-
= urday afternoon at 5 'clock. Rev G.
j. Triggerson of Emmanuel Baptist
church was the officiating Clergyman
The bride was attended by Mrs. A. v
Hamburg, sister of the bridegroom, as
served as best man. ooh, Promise
Me" was sung by Miss Lille Hamburg
as the bridal couple entered. There
was only small company of relatives
and intimate friends present.
The bride s gown was dainty affai1
of Paris muslin with lace. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers ant
ferns. The wedding supper was served
in the dining room, which was deco
: rated in red flowers.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Brintnell have gone t.
Isle Royale for their wedding trip an
will be at home at 1923 Tenth ave
nue. So = : T.: szHa. r. !, =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggan had nc
. planned to mark their golden weddin
anniversary with any special festiv
: ties, but their friends thought the o.
casion too important to be passed owe
r unnoticed and arranged a celebration
> This took place Saturday evening 6
the home occupied by Mr.. and Mr.
1858 Fifth avenue S. The house W.
decorated with marguerites and nastu
tiums and the lawn was used as wei
The celebration was also a farewell
the eldest granddaughter Of the coupl
Miss Viola Ackley, who left yesterda9
for Spokane, Wash, where she wi
G flor end 5s of the saw eyenn NM
and Mrs. Eggan were presented wit
r purse Of gold:
= Mr.. Eggan is but SO and his wi
two years his Junior, as they were ma
n. ried at the ages Of 10 and II respe
lively. They have but one child, MI
ie l. has ASR as ys Mh9 vf n a Mt thf'
family group includes Mrs. Eggan
~ mother, who will be 80 years old at h
next birthday.
The marriage of Miss Olive Ell
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert /
lis and RaymGnd ts e Smith ntee Of W f9rt
evening at $3.50 at the home of t.
one hundred guests. The bride will
+. attended by Miss Blanche Holt, as ma
Of honor, and little: Bernice Korns
flower girl. Claude Smith will be be
man.
Misses Florence and Katherine Nigl
ingale gave dinner Friday event
in honor of Miss Ellis, covers bel
q laid for fourteen. Miss Blanche HI
also entertained last week for the bril-
ev MiSs for the De- friands Of Miss Ola
Auerbach Of Butte, Mont, formerly
Minneapolis, at her home, 1928 FIT
street s. s. ,.. ..
Mrs. j. B. Hansen, of Essex sire
entertained at a luncheon Friday art
noon for Mrs. M. Geroux OF Oa aka
| A'~~'
Sweet peas decorated the table.
Miss Beulah Burton entertained |;
week for Miss Elsie McKittrick, "
leaves for Montana this week, I
rooms were prettily decorated with m
4 guerites and ferns The table deco
tions were in green and white, and
place of the guest Of honor was in
# Gated by bouquet Of white sweet p'
tied with green tulle. The guests w
the Misses Magdalene Hotter; a
EWinters, Aileen DAILY, Eva Smith, Y
RE McKittrick, Florence Burton, Al
Highly, Viola Smith, May Barrel
Edna Deering.
The members Of Ny Friend from
kansas company, which has been
hearsing during the past week at
Bijou, were entertained on Stature
by their manager, who gave them
picnic at Minnehaha. The party G
sisted of about forty persons, anc
very pleasant afternoon was passed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Cora Filteau left last evening for
yer.
II. L. Steinhauser and wife have returned