The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-09


McGough, was in white organdie over
The bridal gown was Of white chiffon
over silk and trimmed with duchess
lace Cream roses formed the bouquet.
The service was read by Rev. Father
j. ID. Fowler.
a reception followed at the McInerny
residence. on Bloomington avenue for
the relatives and near friends. Snow
balls and carnations with palms and
and white in the decoration. Mr. and
Mrs. Austin McInerny, Mrs. NJ. Crahn,
Misses Helen Grennon, Wayne Gala
han and Mamie Conroy assisted in re
ceiving. Among the guests were Mrs;
Thomas Schmillen, Misses Elizabeth and
Clara Schmillen and Miss Helen Nc
Kenna and Matt Shomer- of Oelwein:
Lake City, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shomer went east by
way Of the Great Lakes and they will
be at home in Oelwein after July l.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Pierce, 3349 Third ave-
nue. S, for the marriage of their daugh-
which will take place Wednesday morn
ing, June 81, at 9 o'clock, III st. Ste
phens' church.
Mrs Willard F. Bowen will leave
Minneapolis for Buffalo, her future
home, tomorrow evening.
Mrs Ezra Farnsworth and Mrs: =.
S. Cairns will entertain very informal
ly for Mrs. Bowen tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock at l4lO Yale place..
to give all of Mrs. Bowen g friends
an opportunity to bid her good-by. NO
invitations have been issued, but it is
hoped that all her friends will call.
Mrs Bowen has lived in Minneapolis
twenty seven years and she has, been
actively connected with the schools and
Westminster church. She has also been
prominent in the. Daughters of the
Revolution. Mr.. Bowen was we'll
known attorney and real-estate man.
He is now secretary for the Manufac-
turers' club at Buffalo and is already
settled there with his family.
The wedding of Miss Grace Flaville
take place in July. Miss Flaville, with
the Misses Cole, Neil, Pickett, Oak
ford and Rollins; who have all left the
Sheridan school, were guests Of honor
at, a luncheon which was given at the
BILE was decorated with snowballs and
bridal wreath and an elaborate lunch
con was served by little maids from
the cooking school. Toasts were re-
sponded to by the different teachers.
The wedding Of Miss Julia Lofstat
and Harrison H.. Hunt was solemnized
and Mrs. F. A. Lofstat Of Robbins
dale, Tuesday evening: The decora
tions were charmingly simple. The bri
dial party stood under canopy Of ferns
pink roses and white carnations. Bern
hart Arntsen, brother of the bride
played the s'Lohengrin chorus for the
professional and during the service he
and "The Pilgrim s Chorus at the
close. Daniel Arntsen served as best
man and Miss Tressa Cedarwall wa:
maid of honor. Only the relatives anC
a few intimate friends were present, tt
, witness the service, which was reat
by Rev. Donald G. Colp. The bride
was gowned in white albatross over silk
with trimmings of real lace. A long
tulle veil was worn and white roses wer,
in the bridal bouquet. A reception AM
luncheon followed the ceremony. The out
: of-town guests were Mrs. D. P. Hunt
mother Of the bridegroom, of 1ndepend
ence, Iowa; Miss Tressa Cedarwall Q
S Mo6srg of Vs. Sc P Paa MI Ma ana and ry Mrs
Hunt will make their home at 264
!. Fourteenth avenue S.
l Miss Ida Marie Victoria Proost
: daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Amos Proost
$ and DR.. Samuel D. Coffin will be mar
ried Wednesday in the 'Notre Dame de
l Lourdes church. @31" - y -,''
+ Miss Jessie Schulten gave a small
: tea this afternoon at her home o,
Fourth street Sc, in honor of. Mis-
e Grace Trask.b The affair was very in
:, formal and theaguests included a mum
9 Der Of the Kappa Kappa Gamma girls
Garden flowers furnished an attractiv
| decoration thru the rooms. -=,- 49,
4 Mines. H. D. Alden, J. T. Hazard an
Q F. H. Page entertained eighteen guest
: this afternoon at the home Of Mrs
t Hazard 429 Walnut street Sc. in homo
e Of the sixty ninth birthday anniversar
: of their mother, Mrs. Mary E.. Law
+ renee. The rooms were decorated wit
! carnations and snowballs. Light re
freshmentc were served. "
). Miss Agness Byrnes Of 1867 Fourt
d street Sc, gave a dinner last evdhin
in honor of Miss Jenette O 'Rourke, VIII
leaves soon for her home in Seattle
Marguerites furnished an effective dec
Q grafton and the place cards bore pho
. LOS OIL Cne gueSC OIL 4noHoi. L leSeHt WEI
: Misses Field, Loernains, Smith, Featl
b erstone, Anderson, Fleming, Forres
n Hayes, Eaton, Byrnes and O'Rourke.
l Mrs. Ludwig Arctander gave a luncl
= con yesterday at her home on Elliot
9, avenue for her sister, Mrs. Frank n
g. Wolfe Of Fargo, who is visiting her
n Covers were laid for. twelve. A nun
k Der Of other affairs have been planne
n for Mrs. Wolfe during her stay in tt
= city. H.. .
k Mrs. L. w. Dunn, who leaves Sunda
"a to make her home in Montana, and NJ
= and Mrs. Carlo Fischer, who are goir
eE ~ California shout " wore honor cIes