The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-06
"The beauty Of some women
has days and seasons, and de-
pends upon accidents which di-
minish or increase it. Ger
vanteS.

j pends upon accidents which di- |
i vantes.
Loren Fletcher announces the engage
ment of his niece, Miss Susanne Flet-
! cher, to Captain Henry Greene Cole of
the United States army. Captain Cole
is a member of the general staff and is
stationed in New York. The wedding
be one of the pretty affairs of the fall.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Lau-
rent and Donald Snow was quietly sol.
emnized this afternoon at the home of
the bride $ brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gagne, 430 Fourth street
Me-. Rev. Father Andre read the serv- s
relatives. The house was decorated
J with golden glow, palms and ferns.
. The bride wore white gown trim
( med with valenciennes lace, and car
! ried bride roses. She was attended by |
Miss. Bertha Peterson, Edward Helm |
leave this evening for trip east and
) they will be at home in the city some |
I time after Oct. l.
This evening a reception for which |
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, at the Gagne resi-
I and Mrs. Gagne and Mr.. and Mrs: An
thony Laurent will assist in receiving.
s The marriage of Miss Alice May Cum
I ningham to Ralph H. Fallington of
Butte, Mont, was solelmnized last even
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Farnham.,
! Chicago avenue The service was read
I by Rev. A. P. Fall <of Butte, Mont, and
: the bridal party stood in the deep bay
} window which had been Transformed
{ into bower with palms, oak leayes and
4 ferns. The other rooms were effective
Silly decorated with hydrangea blossoms
I | and bride roses.
I The bride wore white crepe de chine
81 over taffeta A brooch Of pearls and
I opals, the gift OF the bridegroom, was
I her only ornament, and she carried
I bride roses. Miss Estelle Cunningham
Z of Duluth was maid of honor, and wore
: pink silk crepe over pink silk. Her
! flowers were pink roses. Little Edith
{ Conroy carried the ri@> in a tiny basket
{ of bride roses. Edward cunningham
} was best man.
I At the reception which followed, Mr..
( f and Mrs. Fallington were ASSISTED IN
s receiving the fifty guests by Mr.: and
I Mrs. R: H. Farnham and M Mrs., T. s; L.
( ton will be at home in Butte, Mont,
5 after trip on the great lakes.
: Miss Clarice J. Erickson of Sioux
: Falls, S. D., and Irwin H. Jones, OF TINS
! city, were married yesterday, IN the
pSSSs ppSfo # fbe Rs rt was Fssd b
A. B. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will reside at the Rogers hotel.
Miss Matilda Bruins and George R.
) Baston were married last evening at
the home Of the BRIDES parents. Au-
( tumn leaves and palms formed pref
{ ty background for the ceremony. and
! the wedding, march was played by a
string orchestra Rev Mr.. Sw1nnerto1n1
be at home at 612 Eighth street S.
} after Nov. l. - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jamison gave
g handsomely, appointed dinner at the
Of their daughter, Miss Glee Gamr
Jamison and Lawrence Motley Viles
{ and the members of their bridal party
) The decorations were in pink: Rose:
- and bows of pink tulles were tied tt
the gem-wreathed chandeliers. Twen
ty-four guests were present.
is A number of Minneapolis people
to attend the reception which Mr.. an;
dus. Mrs. Charles w. Cheney Of 2239 Cor
sts don avenue gave in honor of the fftl
12s:: 112as:: anniversary Of their marriage. Mrs
ibH; iins Cheney wore her wedding gown O.
Cur carried pink roses. Miss Darrow O
::So; Minneapolis, who was the maid O
iHHi and honor five years ago., assisted the hos
tess and was gowned in cream silk mul
nc; and carried pink flowers. Frank Tis
1ats; dale served as best man at the wed
III, IN ding and assisted the host last evening
aie sizes, The house was decorated with hydran
No. geas and asters. Miss Mary Chene
11c: and Miss May Smith assisted the hos
llte: a4@ tess. @ Mines: @ gGh1 Frisby, Frank Ba
dunn charge of the dining room and wer
assisted by Misses Sadie Chase, Made
yel- line Hunter, May Erwin, Belle Tisdal
reen' Julia Tisdale, Edith Stewart, Mabe
per Wyman and Ethel Hail., Mrs: J. T
thu Weiss of Minneapolis, Mrs. Charlie
rown Vaughan and Miss French of Mime
apolis served punch. Four hundred il
/: vitations had been issued for the r,
:. ception. ....
'acA- Miss Ruth Hahn, whose marriage t
rees, William o. Purdee will take place earl
ears, in October, was the guest Of honor E
: I1aE lG: dinner and china na. shower given la
Alice Hines at their home on Pleasa1
'ancy avenue. The centerpiece was Of Anne
dunn lean Beauty roses, and a rose was
8 Ie"n' each plate: The candles were ro'
hens, Color ana the nanQ-pa1nteQ nam6-car(
sters, were shaped like roses.
keys,
Tic. John S. Thompson, whose weddir
cted, takes place this evening, entertaint
thin' his best man, w. A. Male, of Winon
and ushers, H. W. Jones, W. H. Coco
Anthony Drabeck Of Minneapolis, F. '
BRIL- Hess and Sherman Halbert of ST. Pa
1m9n mon at dinner at a downtown restaurant la
laole' evening. After dinner Mr.. Thompst
size; and his guests formed theater par
and at the Orpheum rA.@ =
NUT = .4 -.- G
miIk xdaE- Miss Agnes Bicknell of Morris, MINI
hoice. who is visiting Miss Inez Brown 4O
hogs, Queen avenue s., has been the guest
,oans honor at several pretty affairs giv'
'suii. cauli. this week by her hostess. Yesterd,
212c: a box party of twelve young people 9
rown. tended the matinee at the Orpheu
z3oc: 3oc: theater. Monday evening Miss Brov
,ches. gave launch party at Lake Harrit
2-s-bu Refreshments were served on board. 7
l., l5c: 1uests were Misses Eta Farnswort
Huyn roWn' Mariory McCluskey, Beulah Clark. Ms
: - iory Gage and Agnes Bicknell, Mess
tions. Harry Moyt,- Arthur McCluskey, Es
cho1ee oce Farnsworth, Sam Hoyt, Rollin Chap
/ am, an, Chester Armstrong, Chaplin Foster a
. - Harold Gage. Monday afternoon pi
. So; and white luncheon was given. by M
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