The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

when three of the members retire and
three new ones are appointed. At pres
ent the visiting committee includes
Mines. T. Gulbrandsoh, Jacob Swanson,
Meunsen, George Holt, A. Lostad with
Miss Biorhus as chairman. There are
eight families being cared for perman-
emily by the society and several have
been aided ever since the women form
ed their organization. The ball will
be a large and brilliant affair Wednes
day evening. Mines L. P. Foster, A.
n. Wasnluth and Miss Biorhus are look
ing after the arrangements.
Amid simple but beautiful appoint
ments the wedding Of Marie Smith and
Felix Richards took place at St. Charles
church Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Rev. Father Clearly read the service.
Mrs. Parks presided at the organ and
played the HLohengrin - chorus as the
bridal party entered, led by the little
3-year-old niece Of the groom, Lucille
Bristol, as ringbearer, carrying a bas-
ket of roses and strewing the petals
Bristol was matron of honor and George
Richards attended his brother.
The bride. was gowned In pearl-gray
| eolienne, with reak lace and velvet
trimmings, and carried brides roses.
The matron Of honor's dress was OF
grail blue eolienne with real lace yoke
and velvet trimmings, and her flowers
were pink roses. D.. r.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served at the home of the
groom s sister, Mrs. Linus Bristol, 5000
Cedar avenue. Numerous white Wed
ding bells covered with smilax were
hung in every nook and from the chan
deliers. =. White candles in green hold
ers were used thruout the rooms. The
dining-room table was strewn with rose
leaves and a BRIDES rose at each guest 8
place. A large basket Of roses formed
The centerpiece. - :
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will receive
after Nov. 25 at their home, 80 Nine
teenth avenue S. w.
A benefit card party will be given
Monday afternoon at Alt Ninth ave
nue. S. 49,. .-
Mrs. j. j. Caffel of 1921 Linden ave,
nue. will entertain group. of friends
at a thimbIe bee Wednesday afternoon
The women will sew for St. Barnabas
hospital and a program of, music will
be feature of the afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. O. w. Anderson enter
tanned 100 guests at a musical last eve
ming at their home on Groveland ave
nue.. Inc program was given Dy MAXI
milan Dick, violinist, who has recently
returned from Europe, and Miss Ell;
Richards of St. Paul. The rooms were
decorated with profusion of. glowing
winter flowers. Red roses and grea
white chrysanthemnms were used witt
r ferns thru the parlors, and the billiar'
room was converted into floral nool
for the serving of frappe by means: O
American Beauty roses and: ferns: AS
sisting about the rooms were the Misse
Francesca Brown and Miss Jean, Andel
son of St. Paul, and in the refreshmen
r room were Mrs. Wallace Brown an
r Miss Alice Anderson of St.. Paul.
: The last of the affairs for Miss Anne
r Laramee and Donald Edwin: Haynes
: before their wedding, was last evening
b when Mr.. and Mrs: Theodore Hayne
!. gave the bridal dinner at their HON
!. on Bryant avenue S for. their son an
!. his fancee. A mound of yellow an
a white chrysanthemums was in the eel
:. ter of the table and broad yellow >ril
: bons ran from the centerpiece to eac
Il cover, bearing the names of the guest
l. and card with clever quotations. Mis-
0. Laramee s chair was wreathed with ye
J.! low TITLE which was tied in a snlal
e bow: Red ehrysa anthemums were in til
h reception room and the living room WE
IS in green and white. Covers were place