The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

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| "Women cannot see. so far as men
can, but what they do see they see
| quicker. buckle.
The marriage of Miss Mollie Simpson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Simpson,
and Edward Byrnes was prettily solemn
lied at 8. O'Clock this morning in the
Church of immaculate Conceptions. Mrs.
the np brd 1gan choras na fyea fol
professional and the Mendelssohn march
at the close. Mrs. John 0 'Shauhnessy
"Adore and Be Be- still.'' ri The ! ushers hers
were Thomas =. Markley and Raymond
Kelly and the best man was E: Fl. Simp-
son: Miss Margaret p. McKinnon was
trimmed with lace. Her hat was OF
white with blue plume and she carried
marguerites. The bride entered alone
Her gown was of white Partisan lawn
elaborately iset with machlin lace and
tucked and shirred. Her white hat was
trimmed, with a long white plume and
she carried a crystal rosary. instead OF
the conventional bouquet: Father Cul.
messed by a large group OF friends.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the bride IS uncle and aunt
MIR. and Mrs. j. D. Barrett, 1776 Girard
avenue s. There were about fifty
guests: Roses ana peonies furnished an
library. The dining room was in red
with great cluster of roses for a cen
terpiece. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Stack, Mrs. John Nc
Ililee, Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton and daugh.
ters, George Druce, Saltwater, and
MSS Lillian Moran Of Rockwell, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes went to Chicago
at home after Aug. at II Spruce place
The bride wore a travelling gown of
blue silk with hat to match. .. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Gibson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lillian May, to 'Gustavus A. Beck
ke g. pace aeS Tharsdav n tR1 Jnne ~eao Ss a V he
home of the BRIDES parents, IS Lang
ford Park place, ST.. Anthony Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corydon B. Kinney
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Madge Ellen, and
John Rauch Of Chicago, WHICH will take
place at their home, 25O9 Colfax ave
nue. S, Wednesday evening, June %.
Mrs. George Head gave a katie klat;;
schen this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frederick Head, on Third avenue
s, for Miss Ella Dixon. The guests in
c1uded number Of the members OF
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, tc
which the bride belongs, and a. they spent
| fashion. ~ 3D.. .... -.
MI. and Mrs. Eder H. Moulton enter
| tanned at dinner last evening at the
Minikahda club for Miss Bessie -Brun
dage and Norman Richardson. Covers
were placed for eighteen and the guests
included the family and the members
of the bridal party.
| Two accidents, either one Of which
wedding arrangements of Miss Jessie
McTavish and Victor Johnson Of Min
neapolis, which took place last weel
in Spokane. The day before the wed
ding Mr.. johnson fell while; riding witt
Miss Nan Wood, the maid Of honor, an(
fractured his collarbone. He did no
let that interfere with the wedding
however, and appeared at the chance
in the cathedral with his arm in sling
| At the reception which followed tn
service at the home of the brides uncl
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Webb, tn
bride bent forward to cut her weddin!
cake and her veil fell into the flame o
the candles. It blazed instantly, bu
in his free hand and crushed out tn
fire before his bride was injured.
i Later in the. evening the bride, l.
her wedding gown and half burned vel
and the bridegroom, still in his evenin
clothes, escaped from the house an
managed to elude the vigilance of thei
mischievous friends by whirling ava
in a big automobile.
Among the wedding presents Mr.; an
valued at $4,000 from the bridegroom
father to his son and check for 81, 90
for the bride from her new father Nj
J and Mrs. johnson went on to the Pacif
coast, and they will return to Spokan
for short visit before coming to Mil
neapolis. They will spend the summe
at the Lafayette club, Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott gave
reception last evening at their home 0
Laura Golden and Clarence Porte
Cowles Of Burlington, VT, whode ma:
riage will be a pretty event Of tomo
row. Assisting in receiving were D
and Mrs. A. T. Golden, Mr.. and Mr.
George H. Phelps Of Fargo, n. D., an
Mrs. George Glines Of Portland, Or
Misses EDITH Scott, Grace Golden an
Clara Kinsey served frappe. The room
were decorated with foxfoot, which M
Cowles brought from Vermont, and tt
doorways and windows were wreathe
with the pretty foliage. White peoni4
added to the attractive effect.
Mrs. II. G. Child and Miss Nab
Moore gave dinner last evening ;
the home of Miss Moore for Miss Geo
gia Bryant and Joseph Moore, who!
wedding will take place tomorro
evening Covers were placed for 81
teen and pink sweet peas furnished
charming decoration. A large clust
Of the blossoms was in the center
the table and a second cluster, tie
with pink tulle, marked the bride
place.
q Miss Laura Whitney Of 720 Jacks
q street gave. a hosiery shower Mond;
afternoon in honor Of Miss Sue P!
n blado, bride Of July. Bells al
3 white ribbons were the decoration
q After the, guests arrived program
M instrumental and vocal music W
s given. The parcels were then shower
& upon the blindfolded bride, after viii
L. L. C., IL