The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-31

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The wedding of Miss Lucy Boutelle
Boardman and Herman K. Nuppinger
Of New York was quietly solemnized at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Fl. Boardman, on Mount
members of the family were present
and the guests did not number more
than fifteen. An arch Of smilax and
Easter lilies was arranged above the
bank Of palms and ferns and the same
color scheme Of white and green was
carnations and smilax were used with
charming effect in the dining room.
There were no attendants, but little
! Marjorie Boardman, in pink and white
| frock, held the bride bouquet while
the service was read by Rev. a.. M.
Simmons. The bride wore a dainty
gown of white, net and her flowers were
emit were G. w. Young and daughter,
Miss Mabel Young, Of St. Stephens, Me.
Mr.. Zuppinger and his bride left on
the late train for Chicago to spend a
few days before going on to New York,
where they will make their home.
Mr.: and Mrs. Robert D. Taylor have
their sister, Miss Grace Brewster Jen-
kins, and Hartzler Redhead of Cleve-
land, Ohio, which will take place Thurs
day afternoon at their home, $40 Ninth
avenue Sc. Miss Eva Jenkins will be
her sisters only attendant and Rev.
William M. Jenkins Of Erwin, S. D..
father Of the bride, will read the ser.
vice, at which only the relatives will
be present. -: -,@
The university cadets have chosen
May 5 as the date Of their annual mill
tary ball, which will be given, as usual
In the university armory: The officers
at Fort Smelling and of the national
guard will be invited as well as the men
non-commissioned officers Of the univer.
sity cadet corps. The decorations will
be exclusively military and will con
sist of flags, guns and cannon.
! Mines. ]. H. Riheldaffer, n. s. Phil
lips, Stewart Gamble, E. W. Folsom ano
Charles Hays gave, parcel shower this
daffer. on Hennepin avenue, for the
Misses Anna G. Fry and Lutta M. Fry
two brides Of April. Red carnations
and red hearts furnished an attractive
decoration thru the rooms. A guessing
contest, in which the names of thu
guests were cleeverly used, and music
were the diversions. A group Of young
women aided the hostesses. There were
over fifty guests present.
Miss Thayer entertained a group O.
twenty young people at an amusing
character party last evening at he
home, 81 Highland avenue. The guests
were the members of the Idle Hou1
Card club and their costumes were I'm
hQn6Snmo inn
were very simple and foliage and flow
ers were attractively arranged. Mis-
Ransom played a program of dances
. and later supper was served. " f
Mrs. L. H. Johnson of 800 Logan ave
nue. n, gave an Easter luncheon yester
day afternoon in honor Of Miss MATTE
California. Covers were laid for eigh
and the decorations were in daffodils.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Warnock left "Wednesday
for a trip to Europe @%'s~
J. D. Pullen of 204 West Grant street is HON
from business trip to New York.
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Temple.
6. G. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs I. NJ. Franklin Of 5000 Aldric
! avenue s home from California, where the
spent the winter.
The Ladies' Social union Of the Fifth Avenr
Congregational church will serve supper in th
! church at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
! L.. Christian, DR.. and Mrs. G.. o. Lawto,
Miss Lawton and W. F. Poehler were rece1
Minneapolis visitors at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Boashey, formerly of CT
| cago, have renewed to Mnneap polls and
1911 First avenue 8. They are at home Thur
days.
G. W. Pindell and family and Mrs. Sar:
- home to Spring Beach, Lake Calhoun, for Il
! summer.
The Redotta Cinch club met Wednesday vii
Mrs. G. A. Kelly. Prizes were won by Nine
o. G. Smith. Bennett and r. Kelly: The cl,
is will meet next with Mrs. T. Kelly, Second av
T. nue. S.
~ :. Minneapolis people at New York hotels a
- as follows: Imperial. S. e. Olson, l.. III. Pipe
ID A.. M. Robertson; Holland. j. S. Pilsbury, Mr.
al G. A. Partridge; Murray Hill. R. Whelan; Ma
s. haitian B. S. Bull; Seville, Mrs. A. Brooks.
D. Minneapolis chapter, No. 8, Order Of the Ea
ern Star. will hold sock social in the chaptt
- which not only the chapter members, but
o friends interested in swelling the charity flu
10 are invited. program of merit is being pl
o. pared. which will include illustrated songs. rea
n ings, fancy dancing and stereopticon views, a
IL, IN refreshments will also be served. Wednesd
- afternoon the chapter will have thilnhle
at the home of Mrs. Harry Flynn. lilo Kn
avenue n Mrs. Josephine Luckes. ILL W Ora
Id street, entertained Minneapolis chapter: and :
r friends at cards Wednesday evening.
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