The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-29

fastened among the foliage. Miss Lot
tie Roosen and Miss Florence Earl
played the .nuptial music on their vio-
Inns with piano accompaniment by Ever
was the professional music and follow.
ing the service, the g Flower Song,
and other selections were played.
Miss Lang entered unattended and
was met at the improvised altar by DR..
Orr. She was gowned in heliotrope
silk accordion pleated and with trim
mings Of fine lace. The bouquet was Of
bride roses.
During the informal reception which
followed the service DR.. and Mrs. Orr
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lang of New Prague,
and Mr. and Mrs. McElroy. Mrs. Fred
Il. Gray presided in the dining room
assisted by beyy of young girls, |
Misses Vera Jones, Irene Parker, Abbie
Reed and Marion Fish. The decorations |
were in red roses and smilax. The
center piece was a basket of roses, and
red satin ribbons were stretched over
the cloth and caught in large bows at |
the corners of the table.
DR.. and Mrs, Orr left in the evening |
for New Prague where they will be at |
home after JAN. 5. Mrs. Orr wore a |
with fur coat and hat to match.
Among the guests from out of the city
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Goodrich of |
La Crosse, Dr.. and Mrs. Osborne Orr, a |
brother and sister of the bridegroom
from Jordan, Mimi; DR.. Carl Jones of |
Huron, s.. D. Edward Bennett of Win
nipeg. Frank SpoffOrd of New Sprague, |
Miss Helen Quinlan of Chaska; Mrs: |
Taylor and Miss May Harrington, St.
Paul. ~ -.
Miss Claudia Void and Louis Mostbal |
evening at the home of the b bride IS
parents, MI. and Mrs. Odin Void, s18 |
Fourth street Sc. About sixty guests
witnessed the service, which was read
by Rev. Charles r. Hubbard. The |
decorations were of Christmas green's. |
MISS Polly Void played the wedding |
march. Miss Mabel Void was her sis.
and carried pink carnations. The BRIDE
was in white crepe de chine and her
flowers were bride roses. Mathew
Mostbal Of Madelia, Mimi, was best
man. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Void Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. Mostbal and his bride will make
their home in Rugby, where Mr.. Most
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield Of
,f gay oe evening ; at dinner Of
the Plaza by John S. Bradstreet.
Clusters of pink and white roses
IN Japanese urns and vases fur
nlshed a quaint table decoration aud
sketches of geisha girls.
After dinner there was a reception
and musicale at the Craftshouse on
Seventh street S, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs: Mansfield, but unfortunately Mr..
Bradstreet was unable to be present on
account Of illness. Receiving with
Mrs. Mansfield were Mines. Charles J.
va Martin, ". D. Washburn, Jr., Morris L.
a Z George Porter and William
G. Northrup. Mrs. Maud Waterman
and Scott Woodwork gave delightful
program of songs. The Craftshouse
with it's wealth of art treasures needs
little decoration, but flowers were used
in the quaint Japanese fashion and the
great oriental lanterns cast a. soft glow
thru the rooms. The guests included
fifty Of the old friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Amy Agate and William I. Roe
rig were married Wednesday at high
noon at the home; Of Rev. Father Har-
rington. - Mrs .HaFry Armstrong was
matron Of honor and. little Vera Bless
ley was flower girl .and ring bearer.
Harry Bartlett acted as best man. The
bride s gown was Of cream silk chiffon
cloth with empire coat to match and
she wore white, feather hat, trimmed
with violets and chiffon and carried
bride roses. Mrs. Armstrong was in
white cashmire with, hat of pale blue
feathers and carried pink carnations.
The little flower girl wore a frock of
white silk and lace and carried a basket
OF pink roses. The wedding breakfast
vas served to the bridal party after
About fifty guests attended the re-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Roerig will receive.
after Jan. at IS Thirteenth street s.
: The engagement is announced of Miss
lone Ball and G. B. Barden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Witebskey announce
to A. Rothstein. The announcement memdt
was made Sunday evening, when Mr..
and Mrs. Witebskey entertained 100
guests at their home, 70S Oak Lake
avenue. :......-.-:... .....
Mr.. and Mrs James Ransburg of ~218
Sixth street Sc will entertain Wednes-
day evening at their home in honor of
GuC1A oOl w ditcI, WHO Will leave SHORTLY
for the Philippines to be with the Red
Cross society at Luzon.
Miss Lillian ,Crist of 11O5 Fourth ave-
nue. N gave q dinner Wednesday
evening for Wilbur Law Of Win
nipeg, Man., who is spending the holi-
days with his mother The decorations
were in the holiday .colors and covers
were placed for twelve.
Fred U. Field celebrated his twenty
first birthday anniversary on Christmas
day and on Tuesday evening group of
friends gave him pleasant surprise at
his home, 507 Humboldt avenue s. Mr..
Field was presented with handsome
signet ring as souvenir. Present were
William Doeltz, Jr., Edward o Conner,
William IRE, liver Jensen, William Rus
sell, Charles Wilder, George Field,
Misses Lillian Russell, Florence Russell,
Blanche Cline, Bertha Doeltz, Mamie
o Conner, Hilda Wicklund, Esther Bow
man and Grace Wilder.
r.: PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Horace E. Plummer has gone to Portland,
!