The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05

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Mr.. and Mrs, Franklin @. Gerhard
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Mary to William Rutledge
Wallace. The wedding will take PLACE
The engagement is announced Of
John w. Zeglin of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. D, Hoffman announce
the marriage of their daughter Laura
Grace to Edgar H. Climb, which took
place Saturday afternoon. The service
was read by Rev. j. w. Preus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Climb will reside in Milwaukee
and will be at home after May /.
Mrs. Frank N. Stacy will give
luncheon Friday afternoon at her home
on the East Side for Mrs: H. Y.
Winchell, who is visiting Minneapolis
friends: The guests will be the mem
bers of a luncheon club to which Mrs.
Winchell formerly belonged. ".
Miss Katherine Parker entertained
this afternoon at her home in Still
water for Miss Helen Huntington,
bride of Tuesday. A group of Mime
apolis girls went over with Miss Hunt
ington at noon to meet the saltwater
guests. Hearts were played and, light
luncheon was served after the glmes:
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lucille
Thompson of 420 Oak street Sc, gave
a handkerchief shower for Miss Hunt
ington. Pink carnations frightened the
parlors and red flowers and tapers were
in the dinng and Thf tH the es pride o
white tulips tied with red satin ribbon.
During the. afternoon the guests sewed
| for the bride and later showered her
with handkerchiefs. Present were
Misses Huntington, Edith Knowlton,
Gertrude Hull, Alma Campbell, Louie
Morgan CatheF ne d Louise A1
den, Mabel Bosworth and Esther Chap
man. vi
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Campbell
will entertain and on Friday Miss May
Pettibone will be hostess at a parcel
shower.
Mrs. G. L.. Easton, who will leave the
last of the month for Indianapolis, Ind,
to reside, was the honor guest at a
luncheon today which was given at the
home of Mrs. s. c. Noble on University
avenue Sc, by the Birthday club. 1T
was farewell gathering in honor of
Mrs. Easton and she was presented with
handsome brass jardiniere. The ia BILE
decorations were suggestive of spring
and bright-hued flowers formed the cen:
| terpiece while above lowered butter.
flies. The place cards also simulated
butterflies.
L! Last evening Mrs. Easton gave a
= dinner for her son Egbert Easton and
, the guests were the members of his
club. Covers were placed for ten and
y the decorations were in the club colors
and tapers to carry out the color
J., scheme. The place cards were minia
t ture copies Of the club banner.
e " DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Crowell of 244i
g |Girard avenue S, gave handsomely
I appointed dinner last evening in homo,
r of the Misses Anne and Lutta Fry
g brides Of next week. Above the center
u piece Of pink roses and ferns was :
huge ball of white carnations. PinI
l. satin ribbons ran from the bell to tn
!. heart-shaped place cards and after din
!, ner the ribbons we're pulled and the bel
L separated into clusters Of flowers, on
;, for each guest. The chairs for the tw
Il brides were marked with huge bows o
o pink tulle. The .favors were heart
SIZES pnR and o1 Whit H Bon b n.n guessn
u contest and cards were the amusement
=, after dinner. The guests were tn
a young people Of the bridal party, tn
u Misses Fry, Miss Edna Hunter. Loui
le Clough, Ralp Chandler, Mr.. and Mr.
, 10 Boyd Fry, Mrs. S. A. Crowell, Master
~ Elton and Rolla Crowell.
vi N1rs rbo,1,,r uo~;1+o, enoo To1fo
y. avenue S, entertained at dinner Tues
g day for Mrs. George Kiesler of Hutcl
20 inson, MINI. Covers were placed fc
as twelve: '
40 A group of girl friends gathered 8
H. the home of Mrs. Howard Miller Q
k. East Twentyseventh street, Monda
in Of Sykeston, n. D. Mrs. Atkinson VIZ
formerly Miss Katherine Jones Of Mil
o. neapolis and she is spending week
t. the city. Games and music were tt
OF amusements and Miss Mabel Augustir
I'd gave several violin selections. Ligl
Nv refreshments were served.
st Mrs. H. S. Smith was pleasantly SUI
ez prised Monday by group of frien(
tie who had planned a flower shower f,
&c her in honor of her birthday annive
CHI sary. A dainty luncheon was served /
[e- the hostess assisted by Mrs. Smit
es Espy.
OF
as A pretty wedding of the afternot
us took place at 'c1ock at the home
ne Mrs. r. H. Hancock, 1902 Eleventh av
Sc, nue. s, when her daughter, Hattie N
IN. and William H. Corbett were marie
ce The house was deliberately decorat,
no and the color scheme was all in viii
tn and green. . Hhe baywindow was fe
We TONED in green and white, and in t
ne diningroom carnations, white satin ri
bons and white tapers in candelab
to made the table pretty. Miss Ella &C
lu- bett of Ladysmith, Wis, a sister of t
ire bridegroom, was maid Of honor, al
Ter wore pale green chiffon over taffet
St. The bridal gown was Of white crepe
chine, fashioned with chiffon and re
lace, and the bouquet was Of lilies
100 the valley. The best man was L.
Hancock, the brides brother. Rev.
ay. s. Rollins read the service in the pr,
In ence Of small group Of relatives. N
and Mrs. Corbett went south for tr
They will be at home after June
Glenwood, MINI. .z:.
Miss Catharine M. Anton and Char
. E. Lonkey, both Of Minneapolis, we
= married, at the residence of Mr.. a
y Mrs. Hugo Oschman in Chicago. RI
II James Martin read the service. q n
= and Mrs. Lonkey will be at home aft
Anril 90. at l1S East TWenty-SiS