The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16

The marriage of Miss Caroline J..
Sicher and Jonas We'll was quietly SOL
emnized last evening at the home Of
the bride IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Sicher, on Park avenue. Rev. s..
N. Deinard read the service in the
presence of thirty guests. The bridal
party stood beneath canopy of smi-
lax while palms and Easter lilies
formed a background. The room was
bower OF blossoms and foliage and
lilies were the only flowers used. Miss
honor and wore white taffeta, inset with
lace medallions, and carried bride roses
tied with tulle. The bridal gown was
of French lawn deliberately fashioned
with mechlen lace insertion and ruffes
and worn over a white 'taffeta slip. Her
flowers were lilies of the valley tied
with tulle and her only ornaments were
pearl and diamond pins, the gifts of
the bridegroom. Benjamin We'll was
his brothers best man. The bridal
party entered to the strains Of the Men
delssohn march, played by a string or;
chestra, and "Hearts and Flowers y
was sounded as an accompaniment to
the service and the "Lohengrin'' bri-
dial chorus at the close.
An informal reception followed and
the brides mother and the bride
groom mother received with them
Mrs. Sicher wore black crepe de Chine
trimmed with thread lace and Mrs. I.
We'll was in black lace. The out-of.
town guests were Mrs. B. Neuman and
Mrs. B. each Of Chicago.
A wedding dinner was served from
a long table wreathed with smilax and
of the valley as centerpiece. Two
doves lowered over the places of the
bridal couple, which were festooned
with smilax and banked with palms
and Easter lilies. Green tapers in sill.
yer holders lighted the table.
MIR. and Mr.. We'll left on the evening
train for the east, where they will visit
Washington, Baltimore and New York
An affair Of unusual interest was the
reading which Miss Katherine Jewell
Everts gave last evening under the aus,
plces OF the Dramatic club. The ball,
room Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Partridge
was thronged with guests and a pretty
setting was arranged for the reader
with palms and Easter lilies on the
with smilax.
Miss Everts is delightful reader
her voice is sweet and sympathetic, he1
personality charming and her interpre
tation of the nine characters who tel
the story Of Alice Brown 8 dainty play
my Lady's Ring,' made them very
real. There is delicate sense of hui
NOR in her work which finds excellent
expression in these people Of Miss
Brown 8 fancy, and each had it's owr
personality, clear and fine cut like q
cameo.
Miss Everts will give a second read
ing of this interesting play Friday af
| ternoon, when she appears under tn.
auspices of her sorority, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, in the Young Woman's Chris
| tian association.
Rol!er skating Is as popular as ever
and this evening the younger set will
have another Of it's Jolly parties at til,
roller skating rink. A number of ST
Paul young people will join in the flu
and several new features are promised
by the clever people who have mad
the arrangements.
Mrs. s: Friedlander and Mrs. John K
SAVERS have issued invitations for
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. s2, at S tn
home Of Mrs. Friedlander on Secon,
avenue s: It will be a Washington
party and sixty cards have been SEN
out.
The university band has planned al
informal which will be given in tn
university armory tomorrow evening
The armory floor was never in bette
condition and the young people ar
looking forward to a jolly time. TIL
affair is given by the band to rails
funds for a tour Of the state in April.
A pretty valentine party was give
last evening at the Delta Epsilon hous
by the fraternity men. The rooms wer
decked in the fraternity colors and bar
ners and presented an attractive ar
pearance. Dancing was the amusemen
Of the evening and the dance card
were large hearts from which sma]
hearts were hung by different colore
ribbons and ribbons and hearts wer
matched for partners.
Mrs. Rufus Button and her daughte,
Mrs. B: H.. Durham, gave two thimbl
bees this week, on Tuesday and yeste1
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Bu1
tions were appropriate to St. Waller
tine and were all in red with tulips a
the flowers used. Misses Button an
Tillotson assisted the hostesses. iAbou
fifty guests were present at the two al
fairs.
Miss BERTHE Hunstock and Miss Mar
Anderson gave dancing party Tue!
day evening at the home Of Miss Al
derson, 177S Emerson avenue s. I'll
ballroom was decked with poinsetti
hearts, and the lights were shaded i
| red Franna was sarve6 H1,rinr +h