The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-14

j Friendship that begins between
man and a woman will soon
Il change its name.--Amonymous
Miss Leilah Stevens and Charles
Frank Lane were quietly married at
the home Of the bride s mother, Mrs.
Celia Stevens, 1908 Seventh street Sc,
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, Only
present at the service, which was read
by Rev. Theodore Heysham. The bride
wore her travelling gown Of dark-blue
silk and was unattended. Palms and
lilies formed pretty decorations thru
the, rooms, and after the ceremony a
collation. was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane will leave this eyening: ,, for q
hcme at ll6 E Twelfth street. The
out-of-town guests were Miss Clara
Molstad and Hugh Leach Of Spring
Valley, MINI.
One Of the pretty weddings Of today,
was that Of Miss Mae Cole, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cole, and Ar
thur L. Jones, which took place this i,
afternoon at the home Of the bride 8
Lloyd read the service in the presence
in cream taffeta with an overdress Of
chiffon, and carried bride roses. The
maid Of honor, Miss Anna R. Jones,
9 Wht sh and carried pink TosHs
chorus from "Lohengrin'' as the bri-
dial party entered. Charles A. Cole,
brother of the bride, was best man
Following the ceremony wedding sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will leave this evening for a: trip to
Sault Ste. Marie, and they will be at
home after Oct. l at l400 Fifth ave-
nue. S. .<5~
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Dayton gave
unique entertainment in the Dayton
tearooms last evening, when they re-
ceived $50 Of their Minneapolis friends
who were formerly of Worthington,
Mimi, and who met for the first time
since their coming to the northwest. Mr..
and Mrs. Dayton were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Walter Clement. The
the tearooms and tables gave an air
of festivity to the occasion, which was
so enjoyable that it may result in a per.
manent organization Of Worthington
G. w. Smith was POSTMASTER,
and responses were given by Mr..
Dayton, Rev. H. B. Tuttle, Pro
fessor W. w. Hobbs, J. W. Ash
worth, M. V. Mcdowell, A. P. Robin
son, Harry Day and Mines. Perry Stark
weather, A. H. Babcock and R. E. Hum
ing the evening by a mandolin orches-
ira. An interesting feature Of the at
fair was that the day celebrated the
69th birthday anniversary OF q. M.
Plumb, the senior among the guests.
Many of the older guests were mem
bers Of the national colony which came
west with Professor Humiston in 1871,
time Of the grasshopper plague to-
gether, they were bound by the. close
ties Of friendship and universal mis-
fortune, which have never been broken.
| WorthingtonH was unique colony in
those early days, and its people desired
it to have high standard. For that
reason a clause was inserted in every
deed by which the owner forfeited the
right to, dispose Of property if a saloon
was unconstitutional and .high-handed,
but for many years Worthington was a
temperance town. t.
Mrs. A. G.. Dunlop entertained the
best mar and ushers of the Dunlop-Kel-
so bridal party at dinner last evening
at her home, 3213 Portland avenue. The
| oAu1uS 1OOuu was OcCU1dGCu LII SISCu duC
white, and mound Of asters, clematis
and ferns were arranged in the center
of the table. A feature Of the evening
was the presentation of gold stick
pin to each of the guests by the bride
groom. The marriage Of Miss Georgia
Kelso and Gordon Dunlop will take
place, this evening in Gethsemane
church. l.. H.
The wedding of Miss Jessie FEEDER
spiel and Herbert s. Gibson was solem
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.-Cook, on Oakland
i avenue, in the presence Of relatives ant
intimate friends. Rev. Robert Herricl
read the service. The bride was gownet
in white French null and carried bride
roses. She was attended by Miss Bell
Forfar. Miss Charlotte Void played
the "Lohengrin - chorus as the brida
party entered, and during the reading
Of the vows gave "Oh, Promise Me. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson left for shor
trip and they will be at home on Eas
Franklin avenue after Nov. l.
Miss Dodo Hoy gave a farewell re
ception at her home, 81 University ave
nue. NE, last evening, in honor of Mis-
ter with her sister, Mrs. James Fur
long. The evening was passed wit
games and music. There were ten guests
Miss Edna J. Allen and Harry C
! Goodman were married Monday at tn
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. E. Allen, 1913 Sixteenth ave
nue. N. Rev. E. O. Stone read tn
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman LET
last; evening for their new home i
, Minot, N. D.
| ~
The Marriage of Miss Kathryne Iren
: Mcclure, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. .
J. Mcclure, and Varnun g.. William
i was solemnized last ]. evening at
o 'clock in st. Clements church. Re,
Father Fitzgerald offciated. The Bird
> was attended by her sister,. Miss Hele
: Magdeline Mcclure, as maid of homo
5. and William j. Mcclure was best mai
3 After the ceremony a reception ws
Is held at the home Of the bride. Onl
!. the Immediate relatives were presen
r Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left on the lat
!, train for Fargo, N. D., where they wi
! receive after Nov. !.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
: F. II. Chamberlain and R. NJ. Balch have r
I turned from Europe.
; The Misses Margie and Florence Cooley a
j home from Mile Laos.
S Mrs w t. Booth of Calhoun boulevard