The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-18
"Woman is more constant in
hatred than in love-. Anonymous.

Miss Helen Trussell gave prettily
appointed luncheon and hosiery shower
this afternoon at her home on First ave-
nue. N in honor Of Miss Caroline Gold,
bride Of next week. A large bowl Of
water lilies was in the center of the
table and smilax was festooned from
the chandelier to the corners of the ia
Of white satin ribbon. The name cards
were wedding bells and rings. Miss
Gold s place was marked with clus-
ter Of white asters tied with white tulle.
After luncheon two small boys brought
in miniature trunk filled with pretty
hose which were distributed among the
guests to be embroidered with the,
bride s initial. The one who did the
best work received a prize.
Gold and Mr.. Harris and the young peo-
pie of their bridal party at a weekend
party at the Trussen cottage at Big ISL
and, Minnetonka. Monday evening
Stephen Harris will give a theater
party at the Orpheum for his brother
and Miss Gold. . The bridal dinner will
be On Tuesday and the wedding follows
on Wednesday. H.,
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. ole for the marriage
of their daughter May to Arthur T.
Jones, which will take place Thursday
afternoon, Sept. ID, at the home of the
brides parents in Prospect Park.
Mrs. W. A. Hall gave a luncheon of
nine covers yesterday at the Minikahda
club for her guests, Mrs. Franklin Hall
of New York and Miss Dickinson Of
table and dining room.
Miss Lois Reed of Chicago avenue
! gave parcel shower yesterday for
| Miss Alice Mills, bride of the month.
Clusters Of goldenglow and sweet peas
| Frightened the rooms. Maurice Reed
| brought the parcels to the bride in a
gaily-decorated basket and later sew
eral guessing contests furnished amuse-
| ing room, where cosmos blossoms decked
the table.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Price, on Irving avenue N, was the
scene Of a pretty wedding last evening,
when their niece, Miss Florence Lin
Linton LIN Of Duluth, and Ray Ray ": W Sheldon
of Dubuque, Iowa, were married. The
bow window was arched with oak
leaves and smilax, and wedding bell
hung above the bank of palms and
ferns. Goldenglow and marigolds fur;
nished touches of bright color here and
there thru the ,parlors. Pink and white
sweet peas and asters were in the din
ing room, whore a basket. filled with
flowers formed the centerpiece. Little
Nettie Price carried the ring in Jap.
anese basket filed with sweet peas
Miss Rae Linton was maid of honor
and wore pink silk tissue and held pink
roses Morris Price was best man. The
bride entered with her uncle; She wore
white net, over chiffon silk, trimmed
with rose point lace, and carried bride
roses. Her. only ornament was a. dia
| mond and pearl brooch, the gift of the
bridegroom. The service was read by
Rev. A. Bolter and was followed by
an informal reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon went. to Port
ding trip, and they will be at home il
Dubuque, Iowa, after Oct. l.. ....., r.
Miss Helen Middleton and R. G
Jones, both of Minneapolis, were mar
ried last evening in Fargo at the home
of W. G. Bentley, the BRIDES brother
in-law. Mr.. Jones Is a son OF Z. +
Jones of this city. =
Miss Dollie A. Blanket and Henry A
Craft of Billings, Mont, were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of tn!
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. q
Blanket, 3416 Humboldt avenue S
Father Cullen read the service in tn
presence Of about forty guests
Branches of oak leaves and clusters O
golden glow furnished an attractive set
ting Miss Bessie Baxter played tn
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered Little Eugene White carriet
the ring in the heart of rose. Mis-
Ruth Blanket was her sister s maid O
honor and wore white French lawn am
carried white marguerites: The briN,
gown was Of white Persian law
trimmed with valenciennes lace, an.
Worstenberg acted as best man. MI
and Mrs. Craft went away for a shor
trip and they will be at home In BIZ
lings, Mont, after Sept. IS.
A parcel shower was given at Edini
, Wednesday afternoon by Miss N
Blanche Craik for Miss Mabel MILAN
!: glow decorated the rooms. Supper wa
s twenty. The BRIDES place was marke
: with large cluster of flowers. 4 fea
: IRE of the supper was the cutting {
: :. the cake, which contained ring.
I thimble and "a piece of money: Mis-
: Joy found the money, Miss Docken th
= ring, and Miss Roberts the thlmbl
Misses Roberts, McNellis and Larso
) assisted the hostess. Other guests wei
n Misses Box, Docken, Joy, Hall. Ian
8 Evans. Edna and Daisy MILAN, Mr.
I W. E. Cooper and Mrs. W. M. Cooper.
n Mrs. H. J. Hammond of 412 We
4 Twenty-seventh street received info
e mally Tuesday afternoon in honor {
e her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Hendy. TT
t occasion was Mrs. Hendy's ninetiet
= birthday anniversary, and about fit
/ friends called to offer their congrat
e lations. The living rooms were brig]
7 with golden glow and asparagus vim
!, while the dining room was in pink ar
b green. Dainty refreshments We
d Served by the Misses Hammond: Hoba1
i Gauthier' and Roepke. Assisting MI
= Hammond in receiving were Mrs.
! H. Heath. Miss Berta Heath and MI
=. Alice Hammond.
a PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. O. J. Griffith is home after thr
h months absence in the east.
:" Mrs G. E. Oaks of Grand Forks is the gut
of her mother, Mrs. III. Charlton.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hollen are visiting \
81 and Mrs. r. j. Slater Of Seventh avenue s.
81 An ice-cream social for the benefit of I
r. National Spiritualists convention will be Civ
s. tomorrow at 159 Tyler street Sc.
h Miss Elizabeth Hammons Of the Seattle Tin
g is a guest of Mrs. H. B. Wakefield of H.
III trip to Maine.
H Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house, N
n York. for the week were: G. w. Hood, p.
Wells. j.: n. Mccarthy, Miss Mccarthy, Geol
ehamer, M a and Mrs & NJ
III Mrs, W. J.. O'Brien, Miss Alice O Brien q