The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-24
women are wise impromptu,
fools on reflection.
italian Proverb.

A wedding that will bring bride to
hamton, n. Y, when Miss Caroline
Mann and Charles E. Faulkner, Jr.,
were married. Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner
will take short wedding trip and will
arrive in Minneapolis the last of the
month. They will be at the. Waverley
hotel for while: The bride is gradu-
ate of Smith college: Mr.. Faulkner a is
Mrs. Faulkner went east for the we'd
ding.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Da-
heny and John Hazel Of Bloomington,
Mimi, was quietly solemnized this
morning in the chapel, Forty,sixth
aRf G ead o service hG and aGs Mss
Alice Walsh and Frank Sleigh were the
attendants. Miss Walsh wore cham
payne silk with a hat to match and
carried white roses. The bride was IN
white silk null over taffeta with awhile
hat and her flowers were also bride
roses. The service was s.o followed S;dh bX Ms
Hazel and his bride left for Blooming
ton, MINI, where they will receive
after Nov. Is. f..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stanley Mitchell Of
Milwaukee are guests for few days
of Mrs. Ceylon Lyman Of Harmon place.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Luman Y.
Pryor will gi We a luncheon at the MINI,
Friday Mrs. Lyman will entertain at
luncheon at her home in honor OF her
guest. ~
Miss Elizabeth Fewer Of Marshall
street NE, gave the bridal dinner in
honor Of Miss Lillian Bryant and Frank
Erkel, whose wedding takes place to-
morrow night. Smilax and cut flowers
were arranged thru the rooms and the
carnations and ferns. Covers were
laid for twenty-five. Mines. NJ
Fewer and T. Chapman assisted Miss
Fewer. ~
Miss Bryant was the guest Of honor
at parcel shower Saturday afternoon,
given by Mrs. J. E. Slower at her
home, 1920 Bloomington avenue. Aut'
umn leaves and cut flowers made Ell,
fective decorations and cluster OF
carnations and ferns formed the center,
piece in the dining room. The bride :
chair was wreathed with smilax and
tied with big bow Of white ribbon
The gifts were presented to her IN
basket adorned with white ribbon
There were fifteen guests.
Miss Rubia Cole and Alfred Ericsson
were quietly married Sunday evening al
I the home Of Mrs. R. 2. eastman, sos
I Eleventh avenue s. Rev. G.. L. Nor
) rill performed the ceremony.
The J. l.. B. girls met at the home o:
{ Miss Nellie Wingate on Aldrich avenue
} N, Saturday. Luncheon was served a
( / G 'clock, and Miss Mabel Stevens wa
I the guest Of honor. A lively discus
: sion followed luncheon, and it was de
I cided to celebrate the birthday Of tn
{ club Saturday by a theater party a
5 the Metropolitan. 49,:
: The members and friends Of West
minister congregation will give a re
q in honor Of Rev. John E. Bushnell, tn
h pastor. and of Mrs. Bushnell. r..
n The Forest Heights M. E. churc1
q will give a reception for the pastor
" Rev. c. s. Davis, and his family, to
B morrow evening in the church .parlors
q The reception committee include
q Messrs. and Mines. G: E. Kreis, j: M
# Pulliam and Hugh Wilson. 6. A; Fri2
+ zell will make the address OF welcome
* and music will be- furnished by tn
q Mrs. Carlisle Cameron assisted, b
a Mrs. Godfrey Hodges entertained las
81 evening at 908 Fifth street n, in hone
d Of their sister, Miss Maud Taber, g fl
D ture bride. Carnations, roses and fer1
R decorated the parlors and dining !roo1
n where thirty-fve young ladies enloyee
a the musical program and dainty refresl
III ments. r.. .