The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-24

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Judge and Mrs. Robert Jamison an
nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Glee Camp, to Lawrence Motley
Viles. Of Chicago. Miss Jamison has
Just returned from Wells college, MI.
lege last year and the marriage will
be the outcome Of a college romance.
The date of the wedding has not been
set, but it is to be one of the early
September events. Miss Jamison will
have great many Of the Wells col.
lege girls at her wedding, as it will
to college, and the attendants OF the
bridegroom will be nearly all out-of-
town college men.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Fol Hotchkiss Of Huntley,
Mimi, and Lester Fitch Of Tracy,
Mimi, will interest the many Mime
apolis friends of the young people. The
wedding will take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Ackley announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Vlo-
la Ethel, to Clifford Bisbee Sawyer.
The wedding will take place next
month in Spokane, Wash.
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Ellis announce
the engagement of their. daughter
Olive A., to Raymond G. Smith, for.
merly Of Rochester, Mimi, but now Of
Fort William, Can.
Miss Lura Littlefeld and F. MEX
| Stewart will be married Wednesday
| evening, at the home Of the bride s
mother, Mrs. Emma M. Littlefeld, 1921
| Elliot avenue.
Monday evening Mrs. F. H. Hall will
| entertain for the bride.
Another wedding Of Wednesday will
| be that Of Miss Nellie E. Davis and
Charles E. Johnson, which will be sol
mober MIS- IT Pss aG%e Davis of the R5f
| dorado. Miss Mildred Kendall will
| be the maid Of honor, and Misses Lulu
Taber and Florence johnson, brides
| maids. Little Erma Agnes Kendall
will carry the ring. The best man
| will be We're Taber. About 100 invi-
tations were issued for the receptions
| that will follow the service. Us.
A wedding that will interest Mime
apolis people took place in Hutchinson,
| Mimi, Tuesday, when Miss Sophie May
Pendergast and Rev. Harry White of
Duluth were married. The bride is the
daughter Of the late W. W.. Fender
CAST and q graduate Of the university.
| The. service was read at the home Of
her mother by Rev. Joseph H. Jones
Of St.. Cloud. Pink and white peonies
| wedding breakfast was served after
his bride left for Wine Lake, in n north.
ern Minnesota, where they will spend
| their honeymoon in camp. They will
be at home in Duluth after Sept. 1.
r. so, "a TT.~sL
church in Duluth.
Miss Margaret Ellen Curran and John
Emil Extrom were married at the resi-
dence Of the bride g mother in Hop
kins, Thursday evening. Rev. Father
Mahoney offciated. Only the family
and few intimate friends were pres
| emit Miss Mary German of St. Paul
was bridesmaid and Herbert Trahm of
Hopkins best man. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns, peon-
les and the moccasin flower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Extrom left for a short trip and
they will be at home at Hopkins after
Mrs. D. A. Clark gave linen shower
ferson street NE, for Miss Sue Pit
blado.. Red and white were the colors
used in the decoration, and hundreds
Of red hearts pierced with arrows were
testooned thru the rooms, while red
bell hung from the chandelier. There
were thirty guests.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J, Brown
gave parcel shower for Miss Pitblado.
Mrs Louis Dinsmore will entertain
! at luncheon Wednesday at her home on
W Thirty-second street for Miss Floy E..
Hodgmire, whose engagement to Ed
ward st. John Bromley has just been
! announced.
The wedding of Miss Hodgmire and
Mr.. Bromley will take place Saturday,
July Is, at the Hodgmire residence and
will be family affair.
| Mrs. George A. Henry will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Hampshire
Arms. Covers will be placed for six.
Mrs. Charles Lewis of the Waldorf
| and her niece, Miss Marie Kellar, and
Miss Lucille Ensley Of Denver, Col,
who are her guests, will leave Wednes-
northern Wisconsin. Mr.. Lewis will
jolly house party will go up for the
Fourth The Misses Kellar and Insley
will spend several weeks with Mrs
Lewis and then go on to Detroit, Mich.
| A wedding that will bring bride
to Minneapolis took place Wednesday
in Monroe City, Mo-, when Miss Caro-
Ign Rogers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. j. Rogers and Professor John Zele-
ny of the university faculty were mar
ried. The service was read in ST.