The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-23
Women, cats and birds are the
creatures that waste most time on
their toilets. ''-Nodier.

The wedding Of Miss Edith Grace
jackson and S. Ferdinand Waite Of
Boston, Mass. took. place last evening
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.;
and Mrs. D. B. jackson, 1929 Second
avenue s. Rev. R. w. Abberley read the
service in the presence Of sixty guests:
Palms and pink carnations furnished
seathg dra be Mrs.
F.. S; Waddington played t, the .1Lohen-
STAR, and later the Mendelssohn
march. The bride wore white French
lawn fashioned with lace and embroid-
cry, and carried bride roses. The serv-
ice was followed by a reception and MI.
| and Mrs Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. p:
s. Morgan of Superior, Wis, assisted
in receiving. Misses Blanche Petit and
10 Sublette served refreshments in the
dining room, where a basket of ferns
and pink carnations decked the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Waite will take a trip
| thru Maine and be at home after July
| Is in Boston.
Miss Fife Dickey and Edward Mason
were married yesterday in ST. Lawrence
church by Rev. Father Burns. Miss
Nightingale played the wedding march.
Miss Sadie Dickey, in. a white gown
and carrying pink peonles,. was maid OF
honor. The bride wore white net over
| white satin. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms, and she carried white
peonies. John Mason was best man.
The service was followed by a break
fast at the home of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. M. A. Dickey, on Eighteenth ave-
nue. Sc Mr.. and Mrs. Mason went
| east fol-: trip, and they will be at
home at 26l6 Washington avenue n
after Aug. l.
Miss Myrtle Gamble and Porter G.
ried last evening at the home OF the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. F. S. Gamble, 2647
Ha 5tSd p and F N.Y. 0s6r Bgr T be BE-
at home in Payette, after Aug. !.
Wednesday evening Mrs. E. c.. Will
liams gave dinner for the bridal
couple.
Miss Anna S. Nasett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs: l.. S. Nasett, and
Martin W.. ,0dland were, married
parents in Robbinsdale. Rev. G. Ander:
son read the service in the presence OF
small group of relatives and friends
Miss Ella Nasett was her sisters maic
of honor and Lewis Qdland Of Parker
S. D., was best man. Miss Frieda Bauer
wore w lit " point d esprit over satin
brdo vG rose waS % N o od and sns eafi
structor in the Central high school an(
will bring his bride to the city to re
side. ..~}
= Miss Gertrude Hale entertained a
luncheon this afternoon at her home OF
Third avenue s. The decorations an,
appointments were in Japanese fashio!
and peonies were the flowers used
The guests included a group Of Kapp
Kappa Gamma young women.
Mrs. c.. N. Cowther Of 1904 Jane
! avenue S gave thimble bee yesterda
ternoon for Miss Dixon. Garden flow
ers We're used in profusion thru tn
rooms. There were thirty guests an
s. Tuesday Mrs. E. S, Eastland of Par
avenue gave a rose luncheon for Mis-
eb Dixon. A great bowl of pink roses an
a. ferns was in. the center of the tabl
c. which was lighted with pink-shade
ae bride place and her chair We
wreathed with smilax. The name care
bore pictures Of Miss Dixon. Sill
bearing amusing questions and fastene
to pink and green ribbons were place
e, beneath the centerpiece and guessi1
T. during the courses. The parlor and dc
were decorated with pink peonies ar
- hanging baskets filled with garden fo1
+ ers. ~ 49, +. r.. -" .s
!, Miss Marie Hodges, whose marrias
to Charles Davis will take place Wedne
day evening in the Portland Aven,
Church of Christ, will entertain tt
mombers Of her bridal party this eve
ing at her home, 1896 Holmes avenu
Tomorrow evening Miss Effie Coles
1887 Clinton avenue, will entertain tt
bridal party.
Miss Coles will be the bridesmaid
the wedding and Mrs. C. T. Leach w
be maid Of honor. Sam Waters will q
as best man, and the ushers will be RI
Ireland, Harry Hodges, Carol Clipse
and Fred Valentine.
Miss Ethel Wyman, a bride of Jul
, was the honor guest at luncheon, tn
was given yesterday by Mrs. John
: Hall Of 3716 Blaisdell avenue. A BIZ
ket of red and white roses was in t.
center of the table and white ros
marked the BRIDES place, while h
chair was decorated with white ribbc
Miss Alice Wood assisted the hoste
!. The luncheon was followed by lin
shower.
Mrs. Alton Wyman will give q han
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