The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-28


will be served by Mrs. Barker. Mr..
johnson and his bride will &c east for
a trip and they will receive after July
Is at the Eldorado. Mrs. Johnson g
travelling gown was of blue and her nat
Minneapolis friends have received, IN
vitations for the marriage OF Miss Mar
garet Louise Crawford and Captain Al
fred Sully Morgan of the United States
artillery, which will take place in Mo-
bile, Ala, Thursday, July 6 CAPTAIN IN
and Mrs. Morgan will be at home AFTER
Sept l at Fortress Monroe CAPTAIN
Morgan is we'll known in Minneapolis
and formerly resided here. He IS q
brother of Mrs. S. B. Lovejoy and OF
Major Morgan.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Louise
Plimpton and Patroculas f. Hlrsch,
which was to have taken place last eve
ming, at the home of the bride s brother
and sister, MI. and Mrs. j. A. Larimore,
1858 Fremont avenue S, has been post
poned on account of the illness Of Mr..
Hirsch, who has diphtheria.
Mrs. Louis Dinsmore gave rose
luncheon and shower this afternoon at
her home on West Thirty second street,
for Miss Floy Hodgmire, a bride Of next
l.
Miss Hodgmire S old friends, and their
gifts were all suggestive Of roses, rose
| shaped, rose-tinted or rose-scented. Ihey
| were heaped in the center OF the table
and hidden by roses. Rose-pink ribbons
ran from the center to each cover, and
at the appointed time the ribbons were
drawn and the guests received quota
lions and tiny bags of rice, while the
bride found the dainty parcels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore. gave a
dinner the other evening at their apart
ments in the Virginia for Miss Hodg-
mire and Edward St. j. Bromley, and
after dinner took their guests to the
concert at Lake Harriet.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Brown received in
formally last evening at their home on
H. w. Gleason of Boston, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Gleason formerly lived in Min
neapolis, and Mrs. Gleason was presi-
dent Of the Thursday Musical for many
years. American Beauty roses and pink
peonies furnished a simple decoration
thru the rooms. Mrs. Maria Unschuld
Edie Won Melasseld, court pianist to the
music. There were about one hundred
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason are on
their way to the Rocky mountains and
| will leave tom orrow.
Mrs. Won Melasseld is in the city for a
few days, the guest Of Mrs. Fuller, on
her way west. She is away from R1-
mania on leave Of absence, and is
making her home for the present in
Washington,' d. q.
Miss Katherine Ellis gave a dinner
of twelve covers last evening at the
Hampshire Aims in honor of Miss Alice
A. Bean Of New Prague, Mimi, who is
her guest. Pink and white sweet peas
made the table beautiful.
Miss Ethel Wyman, bride of July
was the honor guest. at a handkerchief
shower that was given yesterday by
Mrs Alton Wyman Of Lyndale avenue
S. Garden flowers were attractively
arranged thru the rooms and a green
and white Japanese umbrella concealed
the gifts. During the afternoon the
fifteen guests tied a comforter for the
BRIDE -... H.
Among the weddings of yesterday
was that Of Miss Matilda Rose Dure
sen and Anthony Edward Erickson
which took place in Our Savior Is
Lutheran church. About $50 guests
witnessed the service, which was reac
by Rev. j. W. Preus. Miss Gussie No
Ian was maid of honor and wore white
and carried carnations. The bride
was in white silk, SHRED and trimmed
with valencienes lace. She wore a
veil and carried white carnations
Arthur Bowman was best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Erickson went east, for two
weeks, and on their return they will be
at home at 145 Sixteenth avent1e$ M
Miss Malta Wilmot and Joseph Bay
erele Of Muskegon, Mich. were married
yesterday at the home of Mrs. B. Viii
mot, 72S Second avenue Sc, and imme
diately after the service the two little
nieces of the bride, Marcella Katherine
FLETCHER, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Isabel Robinson, daughter of Mr.. ani
Mrs. L. D. Robinson, were christened
Rev. G. H. Hubbard officiated at boil
i services. A bout twenty-five relatives
were present. Palms, ferns and white
carnations made an appropriate setting
Mr.. Balerele and his bride left for {
short trip and they will be at home il
Minneapolis after Aug. l. .. Ill.,. *.
Miss Bessie Irene Sterling and Waldo
! Russell MaxOn were married Monday
; Rev. Charles S. Davis officiated.