The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
"The happiest women, like the
happiest nations, have no history"
George Eliot.

The wedding of Miss Fannie Edith
Tilton and DR.. Clarence A. Bell Of Lake
field, Mimi, was an interesting event
and Mrs. J. G.. Tilton, on Ninth street
s. About forty relatives and near
friends gathered to witness the service
which was read by Rev. Marion D.
Shutter. Palms and sweet peas fur
bridal party while the diningroom was
in yellow with flowers and tapers to
carry out the desired color scheme.
Monroe Fowler was at the piano and
played the Lohengrin" bridal chorus
for professional, THE Evening Starr
during the service and Mendelssohn g
march at the close Miss Edna Balch
was the maid of honor. She wore white
French lawn trimmed with valenciennes
| lace and carried pink roses The bridal
gown was Of white Japanese silk fash
Toned with lace and pearls. The veil
was Of tulle and the bouquet Of bride
roses: Ralph Daubney of Lakefeld
The service was followed by an in
formal reception and buffet luncheon
was served. Mrs. J. Christies. Misses
Edythe Payne of Racine, Mimi; Evelyn
| Carter, Adams, Mimi, and Mrs. Bert
Wakefield, Lamberto,n, Mimi, assisted
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crandal H Of
Misses Neil Eldridge a and Martha iae7 Wit,
Jams of Stanton, Mimi, and Ed Bailey
of Aladdin, Wyo. -
trip and they will be at home after
Sept. Is at Lakefeld. Mrs. Bells
hat was to match. -.
Last evening the bride entertained
at dinner at her home. Covers were
placed for eight and pink roses fur
nished pretty table decoration.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Florence Marie Baier and Charles R.
Chappell. The wedding will take place
the last of the month at Mankato,
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Mrs; Henry Gjertsen and Miss Beat
rice GJertsen will leave Monday for
Europe to spend year. They will
and then 20 to Berlin, where Miss
Gjertsen will study music. - j
Last evening Miss Mabel Hidebrand
entertained at dinner at her home, Bal
! Park avenue, for Miss Gjertsen. Covers
were placed for twelve, and the table
decorations were pink and white roses.
After-dinner games were played, and
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Mrs. W. F. Edgerton of Hennepin
avenue entertained informally at din
ner last evening for Mrs. D. J. Bur
leigh of Cleveland, Ohio, and +. A.
Pickett of Spirit Lake, who are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bruce Gar
den flowers furnished an attractive dec
grafton thru the rooms and on the table.
The Misses Bernadette and Florence
Johnston entertained last evening for
their cousin, Miss MAE Speakman of
J, Chicago, who is spending a few weeks
here before leaving for the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., L. Boynton of ills
Miss Josie shotes of Pittsburrg, Pa. Fri;
| day. evening group Of relatives and
friends surprised Mr.. Boynton in honor
? of his birthday anniversary. Mrs. M
8 Atkinson, Mrs. w. w. Wittig and Miss
3 Shotes assisted Mrs. Boynton in enter.
> tanning the guests. II. ~
Mrs N. F. Murrey was pleasantly
: surprised last evening at her home
24O5 Colfax avenue S, by thirty five
friends who gathered to celebrate he7
birthday anniversary. Music, game!
, and dancing were the amusements an(
l refreshments were served. Mrs. Muir
4 rey was presented with set Of din
: ing-room chairs and other gifts. Mis-
:, Harrison planned the surprise for he
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