The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-12
"Women have more OF what is
termed good sense than men. They
cannot reason wrong, for they do
not reason at all. - -Hazlitt.

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Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Kendall have
announced the engagement Of their
Booskirk. The wedding will take place
next month in Osceola, Wis.
Miss Anna Frazer of Duluth and An
drew M. Gordon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Gordon of 1929 Fifth avenue s,
will be married in Duluth Monday,
June 26. Miss Katherine Gordon will
be the maid of honor and Harry M.
Case will act as best man.
Mrs. Emma M. Littlefeld announces
the engagement of her daughter, laura
M, to F. Alex Stewart. The wedding
will take place the last of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Maher have is
sued the invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter, Ella Nevada, to
Louis Arthur Sligo, which will take
A quiet wedding took place Thurs,
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
apartments, when Miss Gertrude E..
Fifeld and Byron A. Fqlmer were mar "a
ried: Rev Si Henry Nh Holmes me- = read r., the ne
Aug. 10.
| One of the prettiest Of the prenup-
tial affairs for Miss Myrtle McCune was
given Saturday evening by Miss Rose
Smith at her home, 7l6 Thirteenth ave
nue. Sc. Advice to the bride by the
young men and to the bridegroom by
the young women was an amusing fea-
ture of the evening. A handsome. book,
bound in burnt leather, to contain the
advice was presented to Miss McCune.
! The color scheme of red and white was
carried out in all the table appoint
ments. Red and white carnations
formed the centerpiece and cluster
of white sweetpeas tied with white rib
place cards were red wedding bells tied
in white, and our7leaved clover on
each wished 'Good luck to the bride. =
On the reverse side was a symbolica]
menu to be guessed. Present were
Miss Myrtle McCune, Elsa Henke
Pearl Bune, Rose Smith, Mrs. Hawkins
F. E. Parmalee, Ashley Smith, f. w
Hawkins and Orrin Keller.
Of Hamline university, was the homo,
guest at a -prettily appointed luncheon
that Miss Jennie NJ. Harmer gave Sat
urday afternoon at her home on Irving
avenue S. Miss Little will leave early
in September to enter the missionary
field in China.
Miss Millie Stinson Of 724 Nineteenth
avenue s entertained the Priscilla Girls
Friday evening in honor Of Miss May
Day, bride of the month. Cluster,
OF locust blossoms adorned the rooms
and white carnations and ferns wer,
used as the centerpiece in the dining
room. The evening was very pleasant
ly spent with music and games, tn,
prize being awarded to Miss. Betti,
Berg. Light refreshments were served
Mrs. Nellie Emmor and Fred Olive
were married Thursday afternoon. Rev
Father jaeger read the service. Mis-
Annie Bairs, sister of the bride, AM
John Hayes were the attendants. TIL
bride wore brown silk and carried
bride roses. A reception was given il
the evening at the home of the bride
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John BARS, 3O3
Hiawatha avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Olive
will be at home after June Is at %
East Congress street, St. Paul.
Miss Anna Anderson. a bride Of tn
h week, was the guest Of honor at chin
shower which was given at the annua
picnic of the Sunset club Wednesda
: at the home of Mrs F. NJ. Overholt, 286
Irving avenue S. Miss Anderson s plac
J. at supper was decorated with bride
: wreath. A musical program was give
by the guests in the evening.