The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-16

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| The rooms were prettily decorated with
flowers and foliage, and games fur
nished entertainment for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hough Bron-
son Of Titusville, Pa, have issued the
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Theodore Alfredo, to Rich
which will take place Tuesday evening,
/ Oct. 3, in st. James Memorial church
at Titusville. Mr.. Woodwork and his
4 bride will be at home after Dec. / at
1 1907 Oakland avenue.
i Miss Mae Nesbit and Charles Peter,
son Of Madison, Mimi, were married
Mrs. @. P. Shepardson on Marshall av-
enue, Merriam Park. Rev. T. j. Hem
4 derson read the service in the presence
Of large gathering Of friends. Tho
8 ceremony was performed in the receP-
white asters and smilax. The bridal
party descended the stairs to the
strains Of the wedding march played
. by Miss Anita Shepardson and Master
Shepardson on piano and violin, and
stood under an arch Of asparagus
4 fern Err The bride was ogowped in white
bride roses. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Jane Nesbit, who was in
white and carried pink roses. s Little
Ruth Houghton was flower girl and
carried pink carnations. o. Oeler Of
Minneapolis was best man. At the re-
eep g On following the ceremony Mr.
celving by Mr.. and Mrs. Shepardson.
Mrs. p. Upham presided at the coffee
urn, and Misses Anita Shepardson and
) Helen Shepardson served light refresh
ments in the dining room. Among the
ont-of-town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Peterson Of Litchfeld; Miss Jane
, Nesblt and Miss Webster of Montevi-
dec; Miss Crosby of Mortified and
I Mrs. John Nesbit and Miss Ella Brad
ley of Rochester. ~
MI. and Mrs. Peterson will be at
: MI. and Mrs. Albert Zimmerman
. gave a Japanese party last evening in
Q honor OF the seventh anniversary of
j their marriage. The house was appro-
a prlate1y decorated with Japanese Ian
d terms, umbrellas and fans. A. Japanese
l a sagle spread covered the parlor floor
regular oriental style. The favors
were tiny lanterns for the men and
: fans for the ladies. Games provided
+ amusement for the evening, and prizes
: We're we 9, won 4, by Mrs. L. Severson and
). MARES Ma R thompson, Henry Winters and
!, Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Gray were
: gwen reception in honor Of their
9 goloen wedding anniversary, Wednes-
+ !, Gay gay evening, at their home, 3012 Col
: Fax faom av zen >, by number of friends
nue. Baptist churches. The house W was
: decorated with ferns and fall flowers r.
/ the walls Of the living room hearino
9 the date Of their marriage-l853. and
the date of the anniversary-l9O5
Misses Florence Ford, Martha Hamil
8 ton, Louise Smith and Rachel Sim
/ Mamie Chase, Abbie Lawrence. Alice
Stone, Eta Cottrell, Madge Cramer
Edna Giles, Alice: and Bessie Little
Q Held served refreshments. During thu
It evening Misses May Williams, Alice
B Gaeo Louise Smith and Mr.. Conant
i speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. Con
i ant, Dr.. B. L.. Allen, George Beardslev
:, T. r. Newton and Charles Giles. IL,
q guests presented MI. and Mrs. GRAY
!, with h number Of beautiful gifts.
born in es eyon is 4 Yea Tba old bad and
e maiden name was Ruth Jorden, wa,
married in Oneida, N. Y, and late
moved to Oswego. In 1881 they cam,
= to Minneapolis, where they have livec
is ever since with the exception of. tw,
7; 7 years spent ! in Denver, COL They hat
e ter is the only one living.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Armstront
IT gave their first postnnptial reception
# Thursday evening at their home, 272:
n Emerson avenue N. The rooms wer,
l. decorated with a profusion Of asters
q pink being used in the parlor, purpl,
d in the library and white in the dining
room. During the evening string or
a chestra played Mrs. William Weld,
"a served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs
Y Armstrong were assisted in receiving
; BY Mrs. Harriet B. Mott and Mrs. Pau
: Weide of st. Paul, and Mrs: F. N. Arm
strong. Mrs. William Weide presided
. in the dining ROOM Mrs. Armstron,
: was formerly Miss Matilda Grace Dur
y = ker, and her wedding was one Of tn
'. pretty affairs Of the summer:
Il Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. steelman cele
= brated their fifteenth wedding ami
q versary last Saturday evening. Abou
a fortyZ-fve, guests were present, and r
8. membered Mr.. and Mrs. Steelman wit
y many ma beautiful ca, g ei mgtost1y Of cg
r leave tomorrow for New York to loo
t. after their interests in the Jonatha
So Steelman estate.
DR.. and Mrs Paul Albert. Higbe
lp have removed to their new home, $50
u Oakland avenue. DR.. and Mrs. His
O. bee have been with Dr. and Mrs. A
IT 3. Higbee, on Third avenue s, sine
n their marriage. Mrs. Paul Higbee'
Is mother, Mrs. Frederick T. Day Of Nj
es waukee, is her guest for a few weeks
r Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Nunnally an
b daughter Of st. Paul are with DR.. an
lie Mrs. A. E. Higbee for few days unit!
k they go to their home at 1924 Par
Ia avenue for the winter.
r Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Williams Of 21O
If Hennepin avenue will give the brida
dinner, Monday evening, for thei
Or daughter, Lillian, and Albert Gluck
So who will be married Wednesday eve
N ming in st. Paul g Episcopal church
and the rehearsal will be held afte
dinner Mr.. Gluck gave his bachelo
4. dinner last evening at the Commercial
y, club. Miss Evelyn Perkins entertaine
. the girls Of the bridal party at a lunch
y. con at Summeryille, Lake Minntonks
- - yesterday, and on Wednesday Miss Maj
y. garet Merrick Of st. Paul gave a lunch
er con at the Ashland, and after luncheo
le there was a matinee party.
y PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
-, W The young people Of the Church Of the Re
~ tdeemer will hold a social In the lecture rooI