The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

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The maid Of honor, Miss Bernice Day,
was in yellow Powered organdie over
green silk and her bouquet was Of white
roses. The bride wore white point
d,esprit over silk and trimmed.
wfh was fne and brd hs ong
formed the bouquet.
Rev. G. Arvid Hagstrom of Chicago,
assisted by Rev, Frank Peterson, read
the service, which was followed by a re-
ception at the Anderson residence on
East Twenty street. The rooms
We're bright with garden flowers. Sup
per was served i'll tent on the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Miss Ellen
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagstrom will be at
home at 1924 Fifth street S after
Sept. l.
The Ralph Conner club of Grace Pres
byterian church gave it's third annual
cornroast last evening" at Hennepin
avenue and Twenty-ffth street, and
oyer four hundred people were present.
music at Intervals I and CAPTAIN ann. JoSa
Sinclair and Messrs, Russell and Forbes,
IN ful! Highland costume, gave Scottish
melodies on the bagpipes: Six large
tents were arranged as booths, with
tasteful decoration Of flowers, flags and
Japanese lanterns. Mrs. C. H. Hayes,
Of the + a apron booth, assisted f t., by Mines.
gen and E. G. Barber. Mines. Stewart
Gamble, W. B. Andrews, R. j. Eaton
and j. Rattray were at the fshpond
Mrs. j. G. Congdon, assisted by Mines
A. L. Door, P. Confer, D. H. Chaplin
and Misses Jennie Congdon, Ida McCul-
loch, Elsie Hanke and Ruth Curry
served lemonade. The booth where
charge Of Mines. D. NJ. MeCord, Nor
man Phillips, Townsend Fall and Boyd
Fry. Mines Emil Roenisch, E. Folsom,
II. y. Clougn ana ". Is. McCulloch were
at the ice cream booth. Mines. H. c.
Hanke- and c. A. Kaye had charge of
the cakes, and coffee was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Meneilley. G. H.
the corn. Miss Mabel Wheeler and her
Sunday school class of young girls had
pretty corner where. they sold home
baked pies and doughnuts. Several au-
tomobiles were loaned for the occasion.
The Ralph Conner club is society
of men. It is both literary and social
in character, and it's entertainments are
always upon large scale. The officers
preda peS3en MsSer ea@hs sS
treasurer, Willard Addy. The net pro:
ceeds of the cornroast were $3.50, and
this will be applied on the building
fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Cook announce
the engagement of their niece, Miss
Jessie Federspiel, to Herbert S. Gibson.
The wedding will take place in Septem.
Der.
Mrs. David L. Kiehle. and Miss Flor
ence Kiehle gave all informal reception
this afternoon at their home on Port
land avenue for Mrs. Carl Scovel of
| Newark, N. Y, and Mrs. Frederick A.
Kiehle Of Salt Lake City, Utah. The
hours were from until 6 clock and
about 200 guests had been hidden.
Mrs. E. G. Potter gave luncheon OF
ten covers this afternoon at Donald
| SON IS tearoOms.
Miss. Louis Winthrop, who is soon tt
| leave for Smith college, was the guest
of honor at charming entertainment
given by Miss Ella Brooks at the resi-
dence of her father, Judge Brooks, OF
Ridgewood avenue, Tuesday afternoon
The rooms were decorated with palms
and flowers. About thirty-fve youns
I WOIlou pldycu uodfLS, duu dlG0r III
games, light refreshments were served
and the prizes awarded.
/ Miss Mabel Wright of 2615 Fifth
avenue s entertained Tuesday evening
in honor Of Miss Pearl Bogart Of Chi
cage. Goldenglow and goldenrod deco
rated the rooms. Games and dancin}
were the amusements, and light refresh
ments were served. There were four
teen guests.
| A quiet wedding took place yester
dav morning in Holy Rosary churc]
when Miss Alice B.. McNulty and Joh1
P. McNulty of Emmetsburgh, Iowa
were married. Miss Katherine Nc
Nulty and J. H. Donohue of New
Hampton, Iowa, were the attendants
Rev. Father Dugan read the service. /
breakfast followed at telephone of tn
Dell place. Mr.. and Mrs. McNult.
went to Emmetsburg on their weddin
trip. They will make their home il
Miss Nellie. Kramer, whose marriag
to Clarence A. Burnham will take plac
Wednesday, Sept. 6, was the guest 20
honor at a china shower given yeste1
day afternoon by Miss Louise Shore o
lUll SlXth street SE. line rooms Wef
bright with golden glow and .yello7
daisies. Besides numerous gifts o
: china the bride-elect was presente
with a book of advice compiled by tn
forty guests present. During the al
ternoon Misses Inez Davis and Eva Wi
kinson gave delightful musical pre-
gram and dainty refreshments we1
, served. r..
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