The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-23
Curiosity is one of the forms of
feminine bravery.-Victor Hugo.

Plans for the women IS tennis tourna-
ceedingly interesting. There will be
music on, Monday afternoon and eve
ming at the club in honor of the opa.,.
ing day, and there will also be music
on Wednesday and on Saturday, Sept.
2, the closing day Of the tournament,
the regimental band from Fort Smelling
will be present Ind play afternoon AMI
the fort will come ever in a chartered
car and JOIN the gay throng which will
gather. to watch the finals. The tourna-
ment is for the championship Of Min
nesota, and is open TO the women play
ers of the state. Entries must be in by
Saturday, and names should be sen. to
building, Minneapolis.
The Minnetonka Boat club will give
another of its popular informals at the
Tonka Bay hotel this evening, A pro-
gram of eighteen dances has been nr-
ranged for the evening, and the dan
town will be able to take the IL o'clock
train home.
Miss Marguerite Speedy and Frank
A. Harvey were quietly married at their
summer cottage, Groveland Park, Min
netonka, last evening, in the presence
Of about twenty-five guests. The cere.
the porch, which had been turned into
bower with vines, foliage and golden
rod. White roses and marguerites were
also used for decoration. Rev. G. T.
Sharpe was the officiating minister. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey will receive after
Sept. 1 at their cottage, Groveland
Park.
Miss Helen Aleda Upton and George
H. T. Brinkerholff of Spokane were
married last evening at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. E. Aleda Up
ton, 20 Grove place. Golden glow and
goldenrod furnished the decorations in
the first parlor, and the second room,
where the service was read, was in
white and green, with asters caught in
the bank Of palms and ferns that filled
the bow window. Pink asters were in
the dining room.
Mrs. Henry Church played the "Lo-
hengrin' bridal chorus as the bridal
couple entered, unattended. The bride
wore white Persian lawn trimmed with
Valenciennes lace and insertion, and
carried bride roses. Rev. Clement
Clark read the service in the presence
of small group of friends. An in
formal reception followed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brinkerholf were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs.
ton and Mrs. Charles Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkerholff left for a
trip to Portland, Ore, and they will be
at home in Spokane after Sept. 10.
A wedding Of last evening was that
of Miss Bessie M. Carpenter and G. J.
Harrington Of Aberdeen, S. D., which
| took place at the home Of the bride s
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James
mantel was banked with ferns and pink
and white carnations and wall baskets
held more of the spicy blossoms here
and there thru the rooms. Lavender
and white asters were used in the din
ing room. Miss Pearl Sargent played
a program of appropriate selections as
the guests arrived and the "Lohen.
GRIM chorus was used as process
sional. Mrs. George Cool of Aberdeen
was matron Of honor and wore white
organdie, gown, trimmed with lace, and
was Of white silk and the bouquet of
roses. George Cool was best man and
the service was read by Rev. W. B.
Riley. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington will
be at home in Aberdeen after a short
wedding trip.
w. W. Marshall announces the en-.
gagement Of his daughter, Maude Glare
to John s. Thompson. The wedding will
take place in September.
Miss Caroline Gold and Byron Harris
were honor guests at a handsomely ap
pointed dinner which was given last
evening by Mrs. John A. Harris at hel
home, 1907 Clinton avenue. Asters anC
sweet peas carried out pretty color
scheme Of green and white in the deco
/ rations. Covers were placed for twelve
Mrs. R. Libbey Of Harriet avenue en-
tertained at dinner last evening fol
Miss Sarah V. Bresky and Sidney B
Adner, whose wedding will take place
this evening. The other guests were
the members Of the bridal party.
Miss Bresky was the honor guest al
a parcel shower Monday afternoon a
the home Of Mrs E. NJ. Sutherland OF
sisted Mrs. Sutherland in entertaining
the thirty guests. Garden flowers deco
rated the rooms.
The Misses Bertha and Christine Pet
erson of 1911 Fourth avenue s, gave
parcel shower yesterday afternoon TO,
Miss Virginia Laurent. Goldenglov
and other garden flowers frightened thu
rooms.
Miss Anna Byrne of 90 Lyndale ave
nue. n will entertain for Miss Lauren
this evening, and tomorrow Mrs. Jch1
Doll of Bryant avenue will be hostess
at luncheon in her honor.