The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-26

The wedding OF Miss Catherine Ethel
SStarrett Of Seattle, Wash, niece lie OF
avenue, and Enoch Roser will take
place Thursday afternoon.
| Miss Maud Watson and Thomas Hill
will be married Tuesday evening,
July 4.
Last week Mrs. Edwin Harvey gave
g linen shower for the bride and the
parcels were brought to her in tiny
go-cart decorated in pink by little
Marie Hitchcock. A musical program
was pleasant feature of the evening.
| Light refreshments were served. There
were sixteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Henry en-
tertained at dinner at the Hampshire
ner of Omaha, who is visiting Miss
| Fanny Mcleod. Pink peonies fur
nished a charming table decoration.
Miss Blanche sirois Of 2743 Nicollet
avenue give a linen shower Friday
wards, whose wedding will take place
Wednesday. ~ -.
Mrs. NJ. N. Cockburn of St. An
drews, N. B., was the honor guest at
a bridge whist party which was given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. A. Mon
ahan Of 2549 Dupont avenue S. Red
carnations and maidenhair ferns were
! the decorations. Mrs. William Tauly
assisted Mrs. Monohan.
Miss Mae N. Cromther of Minneap-
oils and Rudolph G.. Wieland of Park
River, N. D., were quietly married at
the home of the bride $ parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. D. Crowther of Stoneacre,
Wis, on Wednesday. The bride
wore white mousseline over taffeta and
tended by her sister, Miss Dee Crow,
Their, who, wore. Powered organdie: Jack
Crowther was best man. Mrs. Charles
Gatten, sister of the bride, played the
I bridal music, and Rev. S. A. Hoffman
( of Gaslyn, Wis, performed the cere
{ mony. The house was decorated with
! ferns, ;arbor vitae, and potted plants
Mr.. and Mrs. Wieland left on the
) evening train for Duluth, and they vii
I be at home in Park River, N. D., after
{ Aug. 1.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Downey, who were
{ married in Superior, Wis, will be a.
) home for the summer at 925 Fifth
! street Sc. Mrs. Downey was Mis-
I Iva Clare Mitchell Of this city.
Miss Clara w. Chapman of Rec
Wing, Mimi, and Paul J. Jensen were
married Saturday afternoon at tn
home Of the bridegroom s brother am
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Raymond
!! The bride wore white wolfe and carried
= roses. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, read the ser
d vice which was followed by dinner
" Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen went to Duluth
on their wedding trip. .~...
Miss Florence l.. Croyhill of Siou.
City, Iowa, and Ammund G.. Emmett
were married Thursday at the Albio1
Hotel. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, officiated.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Gold will
l. give a progressive dinner at the Com
! mercial club this evening in honor O.
J. their daughter, Miss Caroline Gold
!, | who has Just returned from Wellesle,
college. Covers will be placed TO
= | twenty.
y At the last prayer meeting of tn
8 First Baptist church a resolution wa
q adopted congratulating it's senior dea
q con, Rev. L. L. Lansing, on having
q reached his 80th birthday with healt
q and faculties unimpaired. The mex
q evening the deacons surprised Deaco
q Lansing at his home, taking with the1
q a generous supply of refreshments, an
n leaving with him, as memento Of tn
81 occasion, a handsome copy of DR.. Hi
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