The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
Two women placed together
make cold Observation-Disclosures.

presence of about sixty guests.
ira played Mendelssohn' g "Spring
Song" and the intermezzo from HCav-
alleira Rusticana,' and the bridal cho-
rus from "Lohengrin" announced .T the.
Evening star" from "sTannhauser,S
was softly sounded during the reading
of the vows. The alcove held an i'm
provised altar of palms and trailing
smilax, relieved with white asters.
American Beauty roses were used in
the other rooms with the exception OF
the dining room, where white asters
and green-shaded tapers furnished the
table decorations.
+e1 The NIB bri Teon was s attended led r. Fyyan her B s1s.
ter was best man. fhe bridal gown
was of chiffon over t~affeta, made with
a bertha Of rose point lace. The long
veil was fastened with a wreath OF
lilies of the valley and the bridal bou-
| quet was lilies Of the valley. and ferns.
The maid Of honor wore pale-blue tat
feta trimmed with Valenciennes lace
and carried bride roses.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were
| assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles soule, MI. and Mrs. G. A;
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas and
| Mrs. e. M. Stone. Assisting thru the
rooms were Mines. s. A. TooKer and G.
F. Piper and the Misses Nellie Quirk
| and Alice Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left for a we'd
| ding trip thru the west and after Dec.
| they will be at home at 2445 Hum
boldt avenue s..
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Grande Orris Of
Newport, Pa, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Ele-
anore Lynn to James Kyle Gilmore Of
Minneapolis, which will take place
Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, in the Pres
byterian church in. Newport. 4. =
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson of Glen
wood, Mimi, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Merits Mae, to Ed
ward Albert johnson. The wedding.
will take place Sept. 26 and there will
be no invitations issued.
The wedding of Miss Mae Bernice
O,Brien9 and L. Jay Wilson was quietly
of st. Charles church. The service
was read by Rev. Father J. M. Clearly
in the presence Of the Immediate
friends. The bride wore blue wolfe
over silk and carried bride roses. She
was attended by her cousin, Miss
Genevive Bernier, who wore tan wolfe
over silk, and carried pink roses. D.
O'Brien, brother Of the bride, was best
man.. AZ the bridal party entered the
the bridal chorus from ~s*Lohengrin.''
Following the ceremony a reception was
given at the home Of the BRIDES moth
er, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, $40 Fourteenth
avenu S. About fifty guests were
present, After Oct. /, Nj: apd Mrs.
Wilson will be at home at 2738 Pleas
ant avenue 8. ~
Miss Marjorie Read and Frank Force
were quietly married yesterday after
noon in the study Of the Church of the
Redeemer, Rev. Marion D. Shutter off
ciating. The ceremony. was witnessed
by a group Of immediate friends. Mrs.
Thomas W. Short of st. Paul attended
the bride as matron of honor, and
Mrs. Force left last evening for Chi:
cago, and after Oct. l will be at home
at 903 Third avenue S.
Miss Leilah Stevens, a bride of the
week, was the guest Of honor at a linen
shower which was given Saturday af
%ternoon@ by, the Delta Gamma girls at
Sc. The members of the alumnae and
active chapter were present.
Miss Pearl Cole gave a luncheon al
her home on Madison street NE, yester
day afternoon, for Miss Avice Mile,
Of Kansas City. Purple asters formed
an effective ce~nterpiece, and at eacl
) plate there was a tiny basket holding {
single flower and decked with ribbon
, Ten guests were present and with thu
hostess they formed a box party at tn,
Orpheum theater. after luncheon. p.
= Miss Glays Hartley gave a luncheo,
. yesterday afternoon at her home OF
, Blaisdell avenue S for her cousin, Mis-
=; Alice Finch. Twelve girls were pres
; ent and enjoyed a sailing party Of
!, Lake Calhoun after luncheon.
Miss Mae Banner entertained at din
: ner at her home, 1926 East Lake street
yesterday, in honor of Miss Rosett
. Meath, one Of the October brides. As
!. tiers were used thruout the rooms, an
j carried out a color scheme of red an
i. white in the dining room. Covers wer
> laid for thirteen. -
Old friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. (
S~tringham, formerly of Minneapolis
will be interested to learn that the
2 at their home in Ogden, Utah. NJ:
o and Mrs. Stringham resided in the cit
I for twenty years and went west on az
count of ill-health. Mr.. Stringham
-, 70 years old and his wife &C. years, an
both are now in fairly good health
8 EThey have five children, all living i
!. the west-Mrs. j. F.. Snyder of Chey
enne, Mrs. W. II. Anderson Of Seattl'
Grant s. Stringham of Spokane, Mrs. T
VI ". Hewes of Ogden and Mrs. Fran
Robinson of Pocatello.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel F: Hance, VIII
were former residents Of the cit,
celebrated their golden wedding Sep
= S at the home of their son and daughte,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Thistlewait,
= in Fairport, N. Y. DR.. Hance and hi
) family came to Minneapolis in 1872 an
y remained here until three years agt
: when the doctor and his wife went cas-
81 to live with their only daughter. Bot
(, were active in the social and churc
life Of Minneapolis. DR.. Hance serve
in the civil war, and at its close wen
to Aurora. Mrs. Hance was a nativ
!. Of Granville. N. Y. Her maiden nam
Z was Sara Elizabeth Wright.
s. The Elks will give a reception an
/ musical in honor of the ladies tomol
% row evening in the club rooms. A. I
e Haser is chairman Of the reception con
mittee.
t. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
d. Miss Edna Lantry, 2soe Bloomington avenu
l. has returned fromsa visit to Duluth.
~ DR.. and Mrs. H.. Mel. Morton Of Clifton ay
rue have returned from the Pacific coast.
MIS-. NJ. a. Smith and son, De Elmer. and MI
= Jessie Shinn, have returned from Diamond Blu
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