The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-09

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The marriage of Miss Mabelle Brin
and Abe Mittinthal Of New York took
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Brin, 14O2 Mint h street S. The decora::
tions were all in green and white, and
a canopy Of smilax and bride roses was
ferns in which Easter lilies and clusters
of carnations were effectively placed.
The dOOrways and arches were fes-
TONED with smllaX.
Rev. S. Deinard read the service in
the presence of sixty guests. The maid
cred organdie over pink taffeta and she
carried white carnations. Little Mo
zetta Burton, IN a fluffy white frock,
American Beauty rose. The bridal
gown was of French crepe chiffon over
taffeta Sprays of lilies of the valley
were caught in the ,shirring at the top
skirt The bodice had yoke of tucked
net, edged with real lace, which fell in
cascades down the bodice and skirt. The
veil was held in place with a wreath
of lilies of the valley, and the bride
carried white prayer book. Mr.. Nit
Samuel C. Mittenthal of Dallas, Tex.
An informal reception followed the
service and the bridal couple We're aided
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Brin and
Mrs. B. Mittinthal of New York. Mrs.
Brin wore black silk, trimmed with lace
and Mrs. Mittinthal,s gown was of
black peau de sole with lace. Among
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brin of
Madison, Wis. and David Brin of Madi-
son, Wis.
Supper was served from three tables
decked in white and green, with carna-
tions and ferns to carry out the color
scheme. Green tapers in brass hold
ers were also on the tables and above
the brides place lowered a dove. Dur
ing supper $50 kilograms of congratula-
ton from absent friends were read.
| Mr.. and Mittinthal went south for a
wedding trip and later they will make
their home in New York. After their
remainder of the evening dancing.
Miss Matilda Westerman and William
Fiddes were quietly married last even
ing at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. G.. Westerman, on Ridgewood ave-
nue.. The bridal party stood in the
bow window, which was banked with
green, relieved with clusters of white
Carnations. Smilax, ferns and flowers
Walstrom played the wedding march as
the bridal couple entered, unattended
The bride wore white silk null over
white silk, trimmed with lace, and he1
flowers were lilies Of the valley. Rev
S. Gjertsen read the service in the pres
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. R. c
Westerman and Mrs. j. Westerman OF
Seattle, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs: Fiddes
will receive at SIS Ridgewood avenue
after April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Schacht OF
Fergus Falls have issued invitations fol
Emeroi, and Rev. Joseph w. Heard
which will take place Tuesday evening
in Foss M. E. church. Mr.. Heard has
been pastor of Foss church for two
years and he came to Minneapolis from
Duluth. He is a son of Rev. @. M
Heard, who will read the marriage
service.
Mrs. Charles E. Cook will entertain
, at cards tomorrow and again on Satur
, day afternoon at her home on E Eight
eenth street.
, Mines Franlin E. Stewart and Georg
= G. Shroyer will entertain at cards Tues
) day at their home on Mary place.
Mrs. J. N. Hobbins was hostess a
q an informal gathering this afternoo
at her home on Aldrich avenue S, an
. Miss Mabel Teare was che guest 0
= honor A guessing contest was a
y fortunes were told by professions
[ seer. Luncheon was served from
q table decked with yellow jonquils an
v daffodils. A bunch of yellow rose
: marked the bride 8 place. Covers we1
r placed for twelve.
9 Miss Bertha Wilhartz gave luncl
I con at the Waverly hotel yesterda
IS and entertained group Of Eta Gamn1
r schools. The sorority flower, the whit
., rose, was used in the decorations an
It the namecards were embellished wit
IS dainty Gibson heads. Covers wei
. placed for twelve.
l. Next Wednesday afternoon Miss Ic
Purchase will entertain the sorority
= a theater party at the Metropolitan.
, Miss Sarah G. Lincoln of Lowe
Mass, entertained group of MINI
n apolis friends at luncheon at Donal
sons tearooms yesterday.
70 Miss Hazel Davis entertained Tue
70 day evening at her home, 1920 Pill
s. bury avenue, in honor of Miss Franc
in Mentally of Everett, WASH, form
. Minneapolis girl. Music and danci1
If were the amusements. The hostess w
II assisted by the Misses Frances M. N,
ID and Ida L. Timmins. The out-of TOW
ID guests were the Misses Caroline L
ring, Louise Harrington, Lucille al
~ Helen Carter, Messrs. Jack Noble, s
a. Paul; Harry Mills, Bert Squires, Dow
ing, Wis, and Frank Vandercook
I'd Eau Claire, Wis.
III PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
o. The Rcdotta Cinch club met yesterday W
,u Mrs SCUBA. Prizes We're Won by Mines: A.
b. will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. E. Jam
n 1O45 Third street N.
ri Longfellow home, No. 100, Home Guards
~ America, will give dance Wednesday even
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