The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
the club, and the young people thoroly
appreciate the advantages Of club
house within comfortable driving dis
lance from town. 81, @ !

the club, and the young people thoroly
appreciate the advantages Of a club
house within comfortable driving dis
lance from town.
"A pretty luncheon Of sixteen covers
was given this afternoon by Miss Grace
Fertig at her home on Aldrich avenue
center Of the table and the appoint
ments were all in the same color.
A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at the home of the bride,
300 Lyndale avenue N, when Miss
Sophie Bauman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bauman, and James }. Craig
tions and appointments were all in green
and white and carnations and smilax
We're used in profusion, while palms
were arranged to form an altar. Miss
Mabel Bell played the wedding march
when the seventy-fve guests had gath
cred to witness the service, which was
read by Rev. Glare Latimer, assisted by
Misses Helen and Wilhelmina Bauman
were bridesmaids. One wore pink and
the other green dotted muslin,, and
both carried carnations. The bridal
Laown was of white silk null and the
bouquet of bride roses. William X.
Bauman was best man. MIR. and MRS.
Craig left on the evening train Tor
Omaha, where they will be at home at
SIS Park avenue.
! ! Mrs. Isaac Barnes was hostess at
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
at her home, .1414 Stevens avenue, IN
| honor of her mother. A mound OF roses
and ferns was in the center OF the ia
bic and a longstemmed blossom was
at each cover. .....
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Merrill gave
a dinner Of twelve covers Wednesday
evening at their home on Harmon place.
The guests included a group OF friends
who will leave shortly for the south
to spend the winter. s'.-
The Misses Wilhelmina and Lillian
Swanson gave a katie klatsch yester-
day afternoon at their home on Glln-
ton avenue for Miss Lillian Lundberg
of Red Wing. The decorations were IN
green and white and the table was
lighted with green-shaded tapers. Miss
Lundberg came up from Red Wing to
give program Of readings Thursday
evening and she returned home this
morning.
The wedding Of Miss Edith E: Finley
L W.
Wednesday evening in Bethany Congre
gational church. Miss Carrie Bower
was at the organ and played a pro
, gram Of music as the guests entered
Just before the Mendelssohn march
was sounded, Mrs. Thomas Loury Cath
erwood sang nuptial hymn. Ten youn}
girls carrying, garlands Of flowers pre-
coded the bridal party. They We're the
Misses Fern Browning, Minot, n. d..
4,1 TIL Sp,oSth I,oI1
and Helen Leneau, Lucille Watkins
Mary Hertnelt, Nellie Kennedy, Elsie
Shepard, Mildred Hench, Minneapolis
and Miss Lulu Palmer, Motley, Minns
: and they all wore white gowns. The
: ring bearer was little Helen Browning
who carried Cupid s bow and arrow
!. of white violets, with the ring on thu
: point of the arrow. Miss Fannie Fin
!: lay of Trent, S. D., was maid of homo:
. and Miss Ida Plumb was bridesmaid
!: Mr.. Shepard s attendants were jane
Shepard, best man, and Charles Malt
: house and Henry Belitz, ushers. TIL
: |service was read by Rev. M. B
5 Morris and was followed by an infor
: NAL reception, at which Miss Grac
: shepard and Mrs. Honour Medin serve,
!: frappe.
: w. G. Caughlin entertained the elias
!. of 1904 of De La Sale college at din
!. ner Wednesday, evening at his home
. 518 Eighth. street S.. All the, twent,
. members of the class were present. TIL
|. rooms were handsomely decorated witt
: purple and gold, the colors of tn
;: school. Mr.. Caughlin served as toast
s master at the dinner and short re
: Esponses were made by Brother Lewis
!. Mr.. Cummings, president Of the Broth
q ers' Alumni, and I. J. Hensche], presi
l. dent Of the class. James Trow, Ray
! mond Beck and A. Ingengutt gave sew
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