The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06

2. "A .QuleC WeuuluR LUX pldce dt .
0 clock this afternoon at the home Of
Ninth avenue Sc, when their sister,
Miss Grace Brewster jenkins, and
Hartzler Redhead Of Cleveland, Ohio,
were married. Only small group Of
relatives, not more than twenty, gath
cred to witness the service, which. was
read by, the bride s father, Rev. Will
liam NJ. Jenkins Of Erwin, S. d. Miss
tendant The bridal couple stood be.
meath a bell of white and green and
after the service the BRIDES two little
nephews, Harmon and Lawrence lay
lor, pulled the ribbons and the bride and
bridegroom were showered with the rose
petals which had been. hidden. in the
bell. Mrs. Taylor sang group Of love
songs just before the service. A wed
ding supper was served and the tabs table
narcissus and pink shaded tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redhead will leave this
evening for the east and they will make
their home in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fisher announce
the engagement of their daughter, Al
berta, to Hugh R. Ruettell: The wed,
ding of Miss Fisher and Mr.. Ruettel
has been set for May 8.
charming luncheon in the Dutch room
at Donaldson IS tearooms for Miss Fish
er. Covers were placed for twenty five
at large round table, in the center. OF
which was a great basket filed with
pink roses and ferns. A pink taper in
a crystal holder was at each cover and
at Miss Fishers place was a cluster Of
bride roses. The place cards were
locket shape and contained photo
! he of ,oct nf honor ftpr
luncheon number of clever impromptu
toasts were given.
Mrs. Frank O. McClain gave a lunch
con this afternoon for Mrs. Charles u.
Easton. Yellow carnations and ferns
formed the centerpiece and cluster OF
the blossoms was at Mrs. Easton s place
Covers were placed for fourteen. Dur
ing luncheon there was an amusing
guessing contest and later cards were
plaved. The guests were members OF
a club to which Mrs. Easton and Mrs.
McClain belong. ...
Miss Alma Campbell entertained a
group of girls informally this afternoon
at her home, 1912 Fifth street Sc, for
Miss Helen Huntington. Games were
played and light refreshments were
served. The decorations and appoint:
ments were all in red. -~..
Captain and Mrs. George W. Lawrence
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary ct
their marriage yesterday at their home
3O44 Park avenue. They were married
in the Dutch Reformed church in New
York by Rev. A. R. Van Ness half 8
century ago. Mrs. Lawrence was TOR
daughter Of prominent New York
banker, John Munson. Mr.. Lawrence
and his bride went west to Geneseo
Henry county, Ill.,, where Mr.. Lawrence
was in business for IS years., During
the civil, war he served in the 112tf
Illinois regiment and was in the Allan
ia campaign. Captain and Mrs. Law
renee came to Minneapolis fifteen year:
ago and since they have been in thu
engaged in active business: They hav'
but one daughter, Mrs. Kate Whiting
| of Washington, D. c., and two grand
| children, Lawrence P. Worrall an
James G. Worrall, sons of Mrs. Whit
ing. -,
The anniversary was celebrated las
evening by an informal reception TO
| which 100 invitations had been issued
The decorations were charming and
daffodils, jonquils and tulips were a,
! ranged in vases and bowls. In the din
ingroom basket Of jonquils forme
the centerpiece. Captain and Mrs. Law
renee received many handsome present
in honor. of the day. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Whiting, who had com
from Washington to be present, Mines
| Alice Weir and Thaddeus Beede
R9rng the eveRag an 9ylg Whcbp poem n
II been written for the occasion, was real
II President and Mrs. Cyrus Northro
= entertained the senior class Of the I'm
= versity according to their, .pleasar
. custom, last evening at their hom
Roses and jonquils with smilax mad
!, an attractive setting and the room
~ were lighted with tapers: Professt
Is R. B. Richardson, formerly Of Oar
!. the classical school in Athens, Greco
st gave an interesting talk, and Mi
Is Augusta Schacht sang. Mines: J.
70 70 Downey and F. S. Jones assisted Pres
g. dent and Mrs. Northrop. The CUES
T. numbered over 200:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Eisele Of Dupo1
u. avenue gave stag dinner last ev
- ming in honor of the twenty-first brit
n pink and carnations and ferns we
J." arranged on either side Of the Dirt
10 day cake, with it's flaming pink taper
Y Covers, were placed for twelve.
- The Sigma Chi fraternity had a ba
Duet last evening in Donaldson's tie
rooms. The decorations were in tt
fraternity colors and taper in a cry
tai holder was at each cover -.r.
Mrs. E. H.. Tryon of Aldrich aven1
S gave a dinner at Dayton s tearoor
last evening as surprise to Mr.. Tryo
The placecards simulated apple bic
SONS and the table was prettily deck
with flowers. Mr.: Tryon was present
with. a smoking jacket by the guest
Later the party went to; the LycSg
. in Flower.' Present were Messrs. al
: Mines. Tryon, A. A. George, G. D.. B,
. and E. J. -Terwilliger. ~
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