The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-10
"Women always speak the truth,
but not the whole truth
Italian Proverb.

Mrs. Amanda T. Anderson issued in
vitations today for the marriage of her
daughter Martha Scott to Alanson
Phelps Wyman of Chicago, which will
take place Thursday, evening, Aug. "a,
at her home, 1919 Fifth avenue S. Only
the family will witness the service, but
about one hundred guests will be bid
den to the reception, which will follow.
Miss Mary Moulton Cheney and Miss
May Smith will give a thimble bee to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Miss
Cheney for Miss Anderson. Saturday
entertain informally at Lake Mime
tonka. Mrs. John Edgar Rhodes of 25O8
Pleasant avenue will be hostess at a
thimble bee on Monday and on Thurs
day afternoon the Tourists will enter
tain at the home of Mrs. A. B. Robbins
in Robbinsdale. >.s-
The wedding Of Miss Adelaide Lang
and George N. Riley, which was solemn,
lied last evening at the home of the
brides brother, Gordon Lang, on W
Lake street, was attended by seventy
five guests. Miss Lang is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Lang; Palms, ferns
and the bridal party stood before a
bank of palms and ferns arched with
sweet peas and smilaX. Red sweet
peas and carnations were used with the
foliage. in the dining room. - -
Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie played the
wedding march as. the bride and her
t %ald Of M honf %e Miss oro Etta Riley en-
de chine and her flowers were pink
roses. The bridal gown was of white
Japanese silk with an embroidered
yoke finished with a lace bertha. The
bouquet was of bride roses. Rev. G.. E.
Burton read the service and Gordon
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McCracken and Mrs. A. Riley assisted
at the informal reception that followed
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley left TODAY for
Isle Royale. They will be at home at
3o37 Aldrich avenue S after Sept. IS
Tennis week at the Minikahda club
will make delightful and much appre:
ciated break in the midsummer dulIness,
There will be special music Saturday
afternoon and evening to open the tour
nament and again on Wednesday and
the following Saturday, Aug. 10" The
women of the club will serve tea every
AFTERNOON from 4 to 6 o clock, and PEG
pie who are not especially interested in
tennis are talking of driving out to
take part in the informal sociability
Which is such charming feature of the
Mlnlkahda afternoon teas. The tennis
dinner to the players will be on
"wednesday evening, but table d 'hote
luncheon and dinner will be served
every day.
Tennis will not be allowed to monop
oIize the entire week, however, and an
Afternoon has been planned for the
horseback riders with pole spearing
spoon races and other features in which
members Of the club, the Town and
Country club and the officers from Fort
m M will ortJ mo fo
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority en-
tertained Informally this afternoon a,
the home Of Miss Edna, Broom, 313e
Second avenue s. FOR Miss Ethel Ridge
| way. About thirty. young women were
present, and the afternoon was spentlin
formally sewing for the bride. 70 ~. /,
Yesterday , Afternoon, Mrs: Erie D
Luce gave a luncheon of twelve covers
at, the Hampshire Arms for Miss Ridge
way. -: Sweet. peas formed the center
piece and cluster of white chrysan
themums tied. with white tulle marked
the bride place -" 49,. :
Monday afternoon Miss Mynn Stod
dard gave thimble bee for Miss Ridge
way. Yellow garden flowers decked the
parlors, and pond lilies and asters car
| ried out color scheme of white anC
green in the dining-room. Miss Stod
QdIu was dSSlSUeu ny MISS hdWh 1HS VI
Indianapolis, who is her guest.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Madge Bo
CART will entertain at Mound, Mime
tonka, and Tuesday afternoon Miss
Helen Blackmore will have lake party
for Miss Ridgeway at Arcola, Mime
tonka.
Miss May Ellswood of Detroit an(
John Osgood of Minneapolis were mar
ried yesterday at the home Of thu
bride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwigh