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

A wedding took place in New York
Saturday in which Minneapolis people
will be very much interested. The
bride was Miss Charlotte Heminp Van
Cleve, formerly of this city, and she
was married to Joseph Wilcox Jenkins.
apolis and resided here until ten years
ago, when she went to New York to
pursue her musical studies.' Since then
she had achieved fine reputation as
a singer turnout the eastern cities. Mr..
Jenkins was born in Richmond, Va,
and belongs to the old and aristocratic
Jenkins family of Baltimore. He is
we'll known among the New York ad-
vertisers and has fine reputation as
the New York, Philadelphia and Lon
don papers. During the Boer war in
South Africa he achieved fame as a
newspaper correspondent, with Julian
Ralph, and his articles attracted atten-
ton on both sides of the water. He
is man of literary attachments and an
extensive traveller.
Only the immediate family was pres
emit at the ceremony, which was sol
brother, George Barnes Van Cleve. The
wedding cake was baked in the pan
which held that of Mrs. Charlotte o.
Van Cleve sixty-nine years ago, and
was made at the old Van Cleve home
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins left for south
ern trip and will be at home with Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Van Cleve at Mar
bury Hall, 164 West Seventy fourth
street, New York, after April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace J. Smith OF
Fourteenth avenue N announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mauds
MAY, to John Emery Green. The wed
ding will take place early in the sum
mer.
The Gamma. Phi Beta sorority vii
not give it's dinner dance until afte
Easter, and April 81 has been chosel
for the date of the annual affair, which
will be at the Minikahda club.
5 Mrs. James T. Morris gave a thin
I BILE bee Saturday afternoon in homo
of a group of out-of-town young WON
) en-the Misses Marjorie Sill and Flor
ence Wing. of La Crosse, Wis; tn
: Misses Marjorie Smith and Florenc
Father of BRIDGEPORT, Conn. The guest
numbered twenty of the younge
women.
Miss Margaret Waters gave a break
n fast at Donaldson's tearooms Saturda
morning in honor of Miss Alma Gallo
h we'll. Pink and white tulips were tn
- table decorations.
The Gamma Sigma fraternity gave
= dancing party Saturday evening at tn
. home Of Herman Anderson, 177S Emel
% son avenue s. The decorations were i
the national colors. A string orchestr
played program of popular dances.
IL Miss Dora Nickerson of GIL East Sill
+ teenth street entertained a party G
e young people Thursday evening. Game
n and music were features of the evening
70 and Miss Kathryn Coonan gave sewers
% vocal. selections. Present were Mise
8 Nell Fowler, May Mahoney, Helen Co
4 nan, Kathryn Coonan, Nellie Splitston
rs Eva Durham, Lottie Void, Messrs. NJ
i. icks, Kolstad and Smith.
A quiet wedding took place Wedne
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross, 3413 Oakland avenue, when the
ne daughter, Julia E. Bingham, and JOSEF
e. E. Nau of Hastings, Neb., were ma
at ried. Rev. James E. Smith read tt
service, which was witnessed by
p group of relatives. A luncheon fl
r. lowed, and the table was decorat
with carnations and ferns. Mr.. NJ
will soon enter on the duties of eli
editor of the Black Hills Daily Regist
A. at Lead, S. D., and he will take /
a as bride to Lead, where they will ma
not their home.