The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-03

MISS marguerite Stout played the bridal
music and gave selections thru the
evening, and little Misses Helen and
Alice Stout stretched the ribbons. The
girls were daintily gowned in white, and
carried pink roses. II. ~. .E's
A reception was held after the cere-
mony and Mr.. and Mrs. Young were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Margaret
Y. Stout, mother Of the bride, MI. and
Mrs. w. O. Stout and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stout. Among the guests from
mt Of INV, were Ars. W7ilia,1, Hile
and daughter Margaret from juneau,
Alaska, Mr.. and Mrs. Young viii be
at home in Nicollet, Mimi, after a
short wedding trip. Mrs. Young's
cloth and her hat was Of Velvet.
Miss Susanna Fletcher, whose mar!
riage to Captain Cole will take place
tomorrow, chose to have all the enter.
tanning she would permit her friends
to do for her before her wedding to-
day, and this morning Mrs. Henry j.,
Moreton gave a breakfast at the Min
neapolis club, and this evening Miss
Helen Partridge will be the hostess at
a dinner. Mrs. Moreton entertained
twenty guests and the clubroom was
banked with palms and ferns and light
covered with mound Of American
Beauty roses, and the queenly flowers
reached almost to the plates A clus-
ter of violets and lilies marked Miss
Fletcher's place. A string orchestra
played a program of popular music DUR
ing the breakfast. The placecards bore
the monograms Of Miss Fletcher and
Captain Cole. The guests were Miss
Fletcher, Captain Cole, the z Misses
Helen Partridge, Archibald Of North
field, Modisette, Natalie Jordan, Hef-
felfnger, Messrs. and Mines; Walter
Hefelfnger, Douglas Mckay, Chauneeey
liams, francis: J. .Carmody, John Pills
bury, Charles Pillsbury and David
Chute. ~ 4 * =, ....s r .,:~
Mrs. Charles Fisher Hepburn gave a
charmingly appointed luncheon this at
ternoon at her home on Nicollet avenue
for Miss Laura Harrington. The guests
were the girls Of Miss Harrington g
bridal party and covers were placed
for eight. Pink roses furnished the
centerpiece and a cluster of the bios
SONS was at the bride 8 place.
Walter G. Hudson were the honor
guests at box party at the Metropoli-
tan theater,s given by Howard Com
mons. The young people occupied five
boxes and after the play supper was
served at the Minneapolis club. Pink
roses decked the table at which covers
were placed for twenty.
The wedding Of Miss Veda Jordan
and William Rice of Fergus Falls will
take place in the early part of Novem:,
Der. Miss Jordan is the daughter Of
n Wy l@L,t 81 49, fhA kfT0f
Methodist Episcopal church, and is very
popular with the young people Of South
east Minneapolis. Mr.. Rice is a grad
uate Of the law department Of the uni
versity. II .,a&..s q..
Miss Jennie Dawson gave a parcel
! shower for the bride elect last week at
her home, $40 Twelfth avenue Sc, and
about sixty young women were present.
| The guests spent a delightful afternoon
and Miss Jordan was the recipient of
many dainty gifts. f..
Miss Ruth Barry and Jack Barry
gave theater party at the Lyceum
theater last evening for group OF
eighteen young people, and after tbs
/ to the Casino roller skating rink fol
an hour of skating. The rink was en-
| gagged after the regular skating hours
ana beautifully decorated with palms
and electric lights concealed in japan
csc lanterns. Supper was served al
the Barry residence on Lake street. a
low mound of pink roses was used fo1
a centerpiece.
Several parties graced the opening
Of the Casino roller skating rink las
evening. Jack Thomas entertained p;
group Of eight at Dayton''s tearooms
the rink: Miss Alice May and Jael
May entertained nine guests, and MI
and Mrs. A. L. Lewis chaperoned
party of ten. d
Miss Bertha Church gave dancin,
| party last evening in the Seventh War
Republican hall, at Lake street an
Fifteenth avenue s. The hall wa
beautifully decorated with autumn fol!
age and asters, and twenty-five couple
were present.
Miss Amy. Sunde Of Stevens avenue
who will leave soon for her new HON
in Colorado, was the guest of homo
at farewell party given last evenin
by Miss Berkland. Miss Helga Chris
thomson and the Misses Berkland CAV
! delightful musical program during tn
evening. Il
Miss Cora Badger and James Y
Roach were married Sept. .25 at th
home Of the bride g parents in Chicago
and are now at home. at 1871 Mort
3 lMaplewood avenue in that city. M
Roach is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
K. Roach Of Laurel avenue. Mime
apolis.
A reception was given Saturday evel
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
Miehael Mealey, 24o4 Sheridan avenu
n, in honor Of a September bride an
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick War
Of st. Peter, who are in the city 9
q their wedding trip. Mrs. Ward VS.
formerly Miss Jennie Simmons Of 8
Peter. Autumn leaves and dah1is
made brilliant It, decoration th1
the, rooms. The hostess we
ney and the Misses Mealey. A m,
steal program was given by George B