The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12
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Among the weddings last evening
was that Of Miss Elsie Constans, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and, Mrs. William Constants,
and Captain George g; Holden, u. s. a.,
st. Paul. Rev. Theodore sedgwick Of
fciated. George Fairclough played the
nuptial music on the organ, and be-
ton Yale sang Hoh, Perfect Love. =
The bride wore. princess gown of
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley
and swansonia. She was attended by
the Misses Adelaide McConville. Garry
Fogg, Ethel Hayne and Ruth Cooper,
who wore white net trimmed with pom
padour lace. A;i;grettes of ostrich tips,
were worn in their hair. Miss Erne
Constans, as maid Of honor, was in pink
tulle trimmed with garlands Of pink
rosebuds. Lieutenant Hannibal Hol-
den, u. s. n, was best man, and the
usher" were William J. Russell Of Min
neapolis, DR.. Owens, Jules Denegre and
Edward Constants. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holden Of Burlingtonl Vt, parents of
Fritche Of Milwaukee, were present at
the wedding. 'N
Mrs. Harry Rendell entertained sixty
women at cards this afternoon at her
home, 24l3 Aldrich avenue IS. The dec
orations were in the autumn colors, red
and green, and the same scheme was
carried out in the refreshments. Six
| hand euchre was played and the hostess
| was assisted by the Misses Stevens, the
| Misses Katherine Lewis and Dorothy
Rendell. r.. @.Fs ass .ss M
| Mrs. Louis III. Koch gave a pretty
Japanese card party this afternoon at
her home on Second avenue 8. Japanese
lanterns and fans with ,chrysanthemums
and dahlias furnished attractive dec
orations and the hostess and her assis-
tants, Mines. J. F. Nc Elroy, s. H. Fried
Handler. w. H. Bayless, Misses Martic
Barber, Lorraine Gfroerer and Agnes
were fifty guests and euchre was played.
! cloisonne. &-.s. * ~: II r ~ >
The, annual business meeting Of the
Cotillion club will take place Tuesday,
at $50 pm., at the office of Whallon,
Case & Co., New York Life building. It
Governor and Mrs Johnson enter
tanned group, Of: friends at box
party at the Orpheum theater last even,
E. L. Welch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pat
terson, Mrs. Grin Kipp and Mrs. II. B.
Lyons. Mr. = Z. Z. <, "
/ Mrs. G.. Anderson and daughter Mabel
Of Los Angeles CAL, were the guests
Of honor at a reception given yester-
day afternoon %at the home Of Mrs.
John K. Oliason, S08 Eighth avenue s
The hostesses were Mines. Oliason, A.. H
Nelson and I. Bertstrom. The decora
tions were autumn leaves and red dab.
las. a cluster of. the flowers being used
for a centerpiece in the dining room
/ A program Of music was given by
Misses Florence, Nicholson: and Verna
I Oliason and Master Clifford Oliason
About forty women were present.
1 Mrs.. George S. Gordon gave charm
ingly appointed. luncheon Tuesday af
ternoon at her home on Eleventh ave
nue. in honor of Mrs. Robert Franklin
Thompson of Chicago Yellow tapers
flowers and foliage decked the table
and dahlias in a low mound formed thu
centerpiece. Covers were laid for eight
The guests were Mines. Goddard, F. j
Peterson. Charles Hubert and 0. Buech
ner of st. Paul, and Mines. D. w. Aher1
and J. M. Duke of Minneapolis.
! The botany teachers Of the four hig]
schools entertained at a. dinner Monda,
+ evening at the home Of Mrs. McClear,
on Portland avenue in honor, of Mrs
Grace Griffith i. Who fbas2 been in charg
} Of the botany department Of the Nortl
. high school,, The. affair was farewell
to Mrs. Griffith, as she leaves soon TO
|, her home in Mexico. .-....-.
Girls Of the midyear class of 100
North high school gave a delightful
, Ehouse party over Sunday at@the su1nme
: home of Miss Mary Sleavin, FairvieN
Lake Minnetonka. The guests wer
{ Misses Sarah Pratt, Edna Munro, Iren
! McArdle, Mary Sleavin, Beatrice Lay
den, Susie Gulbrandsen and Agne
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Miss Rose Muller was the guest Q
{ honor at a handkerchief shower las
: evening, given by Miss Rose Keller a
her home, 319 Thirteenth avenue Nj
| The rooms were prettily decorated wit
J. autumn foliage and garden flowers. Th
/ gifts for the bride were hidden thr
| the rooms, ind after she found them,
r musical program was given and refresl
;. ments were served: There were twent,
: five gucSts. Miss Muller will be ma
t ried to Philip Kohl at 9 o.'clocl
|. Wednesday morning, Oct. l6, in til
Church Of St., Boniface.