The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-09

GA woman submits to the yoke
| of opinion, but man rebels. .
| De Finod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Wells of Oak
Grove street announce the engagement
of their daughter Nora to Frank Green
wood Jewett of Hibbing, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Williams of
Hennepin avenue issued invitations yes
terday for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lillian, to Albert Gluck, which
will take place in st. Paul's church
next Wednesday evening. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Edna Williams as maid Of honor, and
three bridesmaids, Misses Evelyn Per
kins, Bertha Lyons and Margaret Mer;
be best man.
At the marriage Of Miss MaBelle
Soule and George Roy Clark, which
will take place Monday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Soule in the Virginia,
the bride will be attended by, her sis
Bestor will be the best man, Only rel
atives and intimate friends will be
present.
The wedding of Miss Katherine Rich
ards Gordon Of st. Paul and George
Barton French of New York is an,
nounced to take place Oct. 8. Miss
Gordon has many personal friends IN
Minneapolis and host OF others who
delight in her beautiful voice.
It will interest many Minneapolis
people to learn of the approaching mar
Frederick K Middlebrook of New York
which will take place in Bellport, L. l..
the latter part of October. Miss Hen
shaw is a sister of Mrs. c. H. Childs
of Kenwood and has spent considera
bic time in Minneapolis. .....-...
Mr.. and Mrs. David Campbell an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Florence, to Dr.. Don DuVello Rider
Of October.
Mrs. N. G.. Rodearmel entertained {
group of girls yesterday afternoon a
her home, 1900 Colfax avenue S, il
honor Of her daughter, Myrta, who viii
leave Wednesday to attend school a
Ossining on the Hudson. The room
were gayly decorated with golden GLOW
and asters and the guests spent tn
afternoon with cards.
A quiet wedding was solemnize'
Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock whel
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mohler, an
Louis R. Price were married at tn
home Of the brides parents, 1922 Port
land avenue. Rev. j. NJ. Brown O
Mankato, uncle Of the bride, performe
! the ceremony in the presence of tn
immediate relatives. There were n
attendants, and the bride wore he
travelling gown of brown broadclotl
Mi and Mrs. Price left for a souther,
trip and they will be at home afte
Oct. at 1909 Plymouth avenue. -.
Miss Julia Jensen, daughter of Nj
Digly were married Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides pal
ents in Baldwin, Wis. Rev. H. Roser
quist read the service and the nuptia
music was played by Miss Augusta Jer
sen. The brides gown was of whit
silk null over white silk and she cal
ried bride roses. She was attended b
her sister, Miss Charlotte Jensen, VIII
wore white and carried pink roses. Da
B. Shotwell was best man. Mr.. an
Mrs. Digly will be at home in Mime
apolis, at 1881 Thirty avenue
after Nov. Is.
A pretty wedding took place at tn
! home of John Kennedy on Wednesda
afternoon, when Miss Ida Belle Kel
needy became the bride of Allen
Saunders. The service was read by Re
| George R. Morrill, and only the imm
date family were present. Mr.. an
Mrs. Saunders left for an extended tri
to the Pacific coast, and after Oct. ]
they will be at home in Mammot
| Mont, where Mr.. Saunders is manage
of the Mammoth Mining & Power con
pany.
The Tau Kappa Psi sorority had
banquet last evening at Donaldson
tearooms. Covers were placed for fort
and the decorations were all in yello7
Daisies furnished a gay centerplece ar
the table was lighted with yellow t.
pers in cut-glass holders.
Mrs. J. B. Horton of Ridgewood av
nue. entertained at dinner, last eveni1
for her niece, Miss Mary Hall of
Paul, who is soon to return to Ogont
The table was prettily decked wi
| pink dSCoTS anu lOuS -SGe11lLutu UlO
som was at each place. The candl
were shaded; in pink. Covers were la
for eight. ~. S<@..r
Mrs. Ell Torrance entertained
luncheon yesterday in Donaldson's t.
rooms Covers were placed for min
and red asters decked the tables.
A scarlet luncheon was given by Mi
Resale Bracket at her home on POI
land avenue, yesterday afternoon,
honor Of Miss Alice Hewson. IT.
centerpiece was of scarlet coxcomb al
a scarlet carnation was placed at ca
of tho twelve covers. After the lunc
con Miss Bracket gave box party
the Orpheum theater.
Mrs. Jonas F. Brown gave pretti
appointed breakfast yesterday at Do
aldson s tear6oms. Lavender aste
made an attractive table decoration.
Miss Katherine Danaher gave era
tie shower Thursday evening at b
home, 329 Broadway avenue NE,
Miss Helen Gilligan, bride Of t
month. The rooms were gay with ;
tiers anG little japanese lanterns, a
light refreshments were served.
;. A parcel shower was given for M
. Gilligan Tuesday evening, by Miss
Elizabeth and Lizette Japs. The fl
| ture of the afternoon was a mock tri