The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

A wedding that will bring a bride to-,
Minneapolis took place Wednesday eve
ming in Milwaukee, when Miss Louise
married. The service D was read at T 7so
o'clock at the home Of the bride IS par
ents,. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Day.
Ihe ho !'Y was WI a bower Of palms, ferns
orchestra played the "Lohengrin .
chorus as the ushers, W. Oakley Stout
Of st. Paul, Richard E. Woodworth of
Minneapolis, Harry A. Scandrett Of To-
peka, Kan, and Gordon Miner Day of
Milwaukee, stretched the white ribbon
to form a way for the bride. The
the matron Of honor, Mrs. Frederick K.
alike in white null, deliberately Trimmed
with Valenciennes lace, and wore pink
girdles and pink slippers. Their shower
bouquets were of pink sweet peas The
maid Of honor, Miss Alice Day, was in
pink pompadour, silk trimmed, with
pink velvet, and her flowers were lilies
Of. the valley. The BRIDES gown was
Of soft white silk, trimmed with leaves
Of white silk edged with narrow Va
lenciennes lace. The yoke and sleeves
were of shirred net and the bertha was
Of Irish point lace. The veil was Of
tulle and the bouquet of white sweet
peas and %maidenhair ferns. John S..
Dalrymple Of St. Paul acted as best
man and the service was read by Rev.
Judson Ellsworth.
A large reception followed and the
bridal couple were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mr.: and Mrs. Day, DR.. and Mrs
A. E. Higbee, Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Nun
nally and Miss Marjorie Higbee Of Min
neapolis. DR.. and Mrs. Paul Higbee
went away for short trip, and when
they come to Minneapolis they will
be with DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Higbee on
Thirty-third street and Oakland ave-
nue. is ready for them
Miss Marjorie Higbee returned yes
terday from Milwaukee and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nunnally will come tomorrow, but
Mrs. A. q. Higbee will not return for
several weeks. Among the twin city
.Higbee, Mrs. S. H. Nunnally and Miss
Dorothy Nunnally Of St.. Paul.
The Stanley Hall Juniors gave a re.
eeption and dancing party at the school
last evening in honor of the seniors
The decorations were charming and The
walls and ceilings were almost hidden
BY. trailing vines. A screen of foliage
hi hid the orchestra . while margueritess
were received BY Miss Olive Adele Si Ev:
ers, principal Of the school, who re-
turned Thursday from Europe; Miss
Margaret FlannerY,- president Of the
senior class, and Miss Lucille Bender
! the Junior president. Over 100 young
people enjoyed the program of 20 mum
bers. Supper was served at midnight
! and American Beauty roses were ar
ranged in the supper room. The patron
sesses were Mines. H. v. Jones, Emma
! Farmer, 0. N. Greenleaf, Mrs. Charlie,
Clerihew Of Charles City, Iowa, AM
Mrs. w. Mcdonald.
Miss Lucy Pingry gave a Japanest
party last evening at her home on Haw
thorn avenue in honor Of Miss Civ,
l Stone. The house was decorated Will
Japanese lanterns and branches Of cher
/ ry blossoms, and the hostess received il
Japanese costume. The bridegroom
Harry Reynolds, and Miss Stone, repre-
sented the mikado and empress Of Jap
an, while the other guests were mem
bers of the. court. Japanese tea, ic,
cream and waters were served for re
freshments. & The guests were the alum
nae members of the Gamma MuzPi so
trority, and their friends, and numbered
twenty five.
4 Mrs. G. w. Snow Of l2 E Thirty
seventh street, gave a farewell Dime
last evening for Miss May Elaine Sui
Ivan of Nashua, N. H., who was grad
uated this week from the state univer