The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-12

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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Parsons are eel
ebrating the fftieth anniversary Of
their wedding today at their home, S27051
Fourth avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons are q real Minnesota couple fora
they were married lin saltwater, and1
they haVe@lived in thesstate ever since
Mrs. Parsons maiden name was Cori-1
zan Jewell. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons are prominent members of the Ter
ritorial Pioneers, association.
The day is also the twenty.ffth ami
versary Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kelso. Mrs. Kelso is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, and their
only child. The double anniversary
will be observed with an informal re-
ception this evening at the Parsons
home. Mrs. Henry Gilkeys of Taylors
Falls has come to be present.
All Souls Universalist church was
the scene Of a ch%armingly appointed
wedding last evening, when Miss Helen
Huntington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Huntington, and Fred L. Bos>
worth were married. Palms, and ferns
furnished a background around the al
tar for white carnations and narcissus
blossoms, and baskets of blossoms were
fastened at zach aisle with broad white
played the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus
as a professional and the Mendelssohn
march at the close. The ushers were
George Webster, Herbert Mass, George
Andrews and Robert Reece. Miss Mabel
Bosworth,. the bridegroom's sister, was
the brides only attendant. She wore
white silk s;1 moqssslia,e: The bride was as
lace and pearl passementerie. She
wore a veil and her flowers were lilies
best = man, arthur Proeis' awaited the h
bride at the altar, and the service was
read, in the presence of 200 guests,
by Rev. A. N. Alcott.
A reception followed at the Hunting
ton residence on Fifth street Sc. White
carnations with foliage were in the par
sounded a more vivid color note in the
diningroom. The bridal couple were
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w, Bosworth, Mrs. r.
IS. Parker Of Saltwater and Mrs. T. M.
Morehouse: Mrs. G.. II. Nelson, Misses
Lucille Thompson, Alma Campbell,
Edith Knowlton, Cora Wilson. and Gath
V11AC l. WClC Ill Glc O1uluRlOOul
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth will be at
home I'M Seattle after June l. =
The marriage of Miss Clara Waller,
daughter of Cavalier of Litchfe1d, and
Percy S. Kingsley took place at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Thomas O'Don-
nell, 1885 Bryant venue N, last even
ing. The decorations were arranged to
represent a German garden and potted
nI9nfS wnro rSoG 70 forpo ro+hc- o~l
beds of flowers, while carnations, tulips
and ferns We're on the mantel and cabi-
nets. The diningroom was in red with
shaded tapers in silver holders. Miss
Margaret, Murphy played the wedding
march which was preceded by. a song,
Little. Clara O'DonHell carried the ring
in an American Beauty srose.~ The
maid of honor was Miss Maurice Skar-
RE, who wore white and carried pink
roses. The bridal gown was of white
chiffon, and the bouquet of bride roses.
Arthur Berglund acted as best man. The
service was read by Rev. M..Smith, and
was followed by an informal reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. RohertsNK Knox and Miss
Pearl Swartz aided in receiving. Mr.
and Mrs. Kingsley left on the late train
home. They will receive after May Is.
Westminster Social circle was delight
fully entertained last evening eat. the
home of Mrs. William Donaldson on
Groveland terrace. The men Of West
munster congregation were the guests
OF honor. There were azaleas and ferns
in the reception room, where the lights
were red-shaded, poinsettias in the par.
Tors, and palms in the, diningroom, with
white tulips and ferns for the table cen.
terplece. A musical program was give1
by the Stanley Hall quartet, Misses
Daniels, Under, Morrill, and Toy: the
the University Glee' club quartet
Messrs Amurdson, Bunce, Jones, am
Keller; Mrs. Harriet Walker Runya1
and Miss Anna Long and Miss Helen B
R. Barber and Mrs. Wallace F. Brown
served at the table, and assisting in tn
dlningroom were the hostesses. Mines
William Donaldson, j. E. Bushnell, C. 7
Thompson, G. s. Cairns, G. w. Wishard
NJ. L. Starr, F. Cory, G. J.. Rasmussen
M. T. thompson, j. w. Penberthy an,
"A. t. Bunce. There were 800 guests.
Mrs. j. j. Haffie Of 1909 Fifth stree
n, entertained Monday evening i
honor of Mrs. George Fairly, VIII
leaves Saturday to make her home +
Duluth. The decorations were in re-
and tulips decked the supper table
covers were placed for eight. ~
DR.: Ellen A. Williamson Of Eas
FRANKLIN avenue entertained twenty
five guests Monday evening in honor o
her cousin, Miss Hattie Howard o
South Dakota, who is visiting her. nh
affair. was a surprise for Miss Howard
Personal AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. .Ceylon Lyman returned this morning fro,
the south. .-. " ' VI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hudson have returne
from California. .T>E '.
Miss May Donaldson is home from the east Il
the Easter vacation. rs a-
Mrs. Donald d. Mckay. 2312 Fremont ayen,
5, has returned from Chicago. :.
Mrs. Luman c. Pryor and Mrs. Frank, Larrabe
returned Sunday, from a winter in New Orlea1
and other gulf points.
Ivy lodge. No. 30. D. of R., will give
card party Friday afternoon at the home
Mrs. H. w. Henneman, BIAS Twenty-second az
nue. s. ~ So =
Minneapolis court, No. %, Daughters of c.
,lumb1a, will give a social and card party at II
home Of Mrs. Stock, 2317 Fremont avenue !
tomorrow evening.
The Misses Elinor and Alice Thomas o,
home from q winter in the south. Mr.. an
Mrs. j. w. Thomas went down to Chicago la,
week to meet their daughters and accompan
them home. - [.-
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