The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-02

NIL CItCu dAA AAS UGlu0 W0uC away
for short trip and they will receive
after June IA.
Miss Lydia Hasty, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Hasty of st. Cloud.
Mimi, and Ernest Timme were married
yesterday at the home Of the officiating
minister, Rev. H. 3. Taylor, in st. Paul.
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Timme will III
spend the summer at Spring Park, Min
netonka, and will be at home in Min
neapolis after Sept. l.
Miss Alice Belitz and Albert Ayers
were married last evening at the home
of the bride s mother, Mrs. Amelia Be
ty-fve relatives and friends gathered
to witness the service, which was read
hy Rev. T. Jerdie The maid of honor,
Miss May Rykle Of st. Paul, wore. a
white gown. The bride was in white
Japanese silk. Robert Quady was best
man. The bridal party. stood under an
dino bell. Mr.. and Mrs, Ayers will be
at home at COS Jackson street NE after
June IS.
Rev. Irving P. johnson read the
service at the marriage Of Miss Marllla
n. Harrington and Joseph B. Cowing,
which took place yesterday afternoon IN
Gethsemarpe church. Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm
b. Cowing Of Alexandria were among
the guests who witnessed the service.
Mr.. GoWing and his bride will be at
home after July at 610 Eighth street
s. on their return from wedding trip.
Miss Mary Kennedy, daughter Of Mr.:
and Mrs. Bartholomew Kennedy, and
John Hafner, were married Wednesday
at the home Of the bride on Hiawatha
avenue. Palms and lilacs made an at
tractive decoration thru the rooms. Miss
march, march,. and nd Mi Nellie erennon sang
]"Beloved It Is Morn and "Ave
Maria.O Miss Theresa Kennedy, the
maid of honor, wore yellow Powered or
candle and carried cream rosebuds. The
| bride was in white crepe de chine, over
tafeta, trimmed with Irish point lace,
James Dugan read the service and
James Rice Of iWinona was best man.
A wedding breakfast was served in
the diningroom, which was decorated
with plum blossoms and snowballs.
Wedding bells Of lilacs were suspended
above the table, where white carnations
and ferns formed the centerpiece. Mr..
and ON their return they will be at
home at 2613 Eighteenth avenue S.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday
was that of Miss Edna M. Jones and
Frederick William Friis Of Kenmare,
| N. D., which took place at the home Of
the BRIDES sister, Mrs R. R. Morris,
1891 Fremont avenue N. Rev. G. A.
Hilton read the service and only the in
innate friends and near relatives were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Friis will be
, at home after July 10 in Kenmare,
ND Miss Lola NJ. Jones Of Chicago
was one Of the guests.
, Miss Agnes Joe johnson and Leroy O..
: day evening at the home of the bride 8
father, V. Johnson; on Buchanan street
:; NE. Rev. G. F. Sharpe read the service
l in the presence Of the immediate rela-
:, tives. 4: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j. Hodges an
: nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
; ter, Marie, to Charles G: Davis The
] wedding will take place Wednesday eve
, Portland Avenue Church Of Christ, and
. will be followed by a reception in the
+ church parlors.. .tfa<1-. .s-rs>
}, The marriage of Miss Mary M. Nc
! Inerny, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Aus
u tin. McInerny, and Henry M: Shomer
= will take place Thursday evening, in st
= Charles' church, at 7 o'clock.
! The class Of '92, University Of Mime
2 sofa, will hold it's thirteenth annual re
: :. union this evening at the home Of Mis-
< Mary Moulton Cheney in St. Anthony
u Park. This class enjoys the unusua
J. distinction of graduating with a banl
!. account, which still exists. It also sue
i To- ,,Sr 1S116I
IL of interest in it's class organization.
le \ Mrs. J. H. Queal and Mrs. Harr.
v Foote gave luncheon at their home OF
N Park avenue this afternoon for Mis-
3e Jessie McIvor. Covers were placed TO
le twelve, and in the center of the tabl
grsat cluster 6as * whltf Pink aes rose
e. marked Miss McIvor's place. The othe
n rooms were bright with purple lilac
~ rA and roses.
y Last evening Mrs. Arthur Jewett CAV
IL a. reception at her home on Clinton ave
nue. for Miss McIvor and MI. Steiner
IN Clusters Of lilies Of the valley and lila
ne blossoms were used thru u, the rooms an
from f. ! until 10 O'Clock, and about on
,v hundred and twenty-five guests Wer
Il present. Shibley's orchestra played,
en- program as they came and went. In
no ASSISTING women were Mines. Waite
q. :Joslin. ROYAL Shute, Charles Dugan, LIE
". Fletcher. Frank Cudworth, Lawrenc
nd Horton, Robert Brown, and M Misses re!
of trude McIvor, Nora Wells, An me
he Brown, Ruth Dugan, Gertrude g = Hal
he Nellie Kenney and Ida May Heffelhnge
to The Alpha Phi sorority held it's ANN
Ia al hanouet at Donaldson 8 tearooms La
re evening. The table, at which, sevent
D. were Seated, was daintlly deeor az
nd with spring flowers and hghted WI
IN tapers. In behalf of the active cha G
IN. ter. toasts were responded to py Ml
he Elizabeth Knappen and MISS hui
A. Woodward. Mrs. Mary Steele Ande
= son and Miss Mary Sanford reprresen,
re ed tie alumnae. The. active chapt'
80 Vent to Wayzata, Lake Minnetonk
3D. this morning for a weeks mouse 4se P TI :
rs rs They were accompanied by Mrs. me
r dore Mclaughlin and Florence Braz
n;s and Carolyn Salisbury.
a ne Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Galloway will lea
~ shortly to spend two or three yea
~, n Emrope and yesterday afternoon MI
~ Tom 2. Rhodes entertained group
~ ~ Delta Delta Delta sorority members az
~ ~ formally at her home, 25OS Pleasas
- avenue, for Mrs. Galloway. Lilies
the valley and carnations made an 9
tractiye decoration thru the rooms.
Mines. W. J. Burrows and ). J. la