The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-02

Cards have been received by Mime
apolis friends announcing the marriage
of Miss Margaret North and Rev. David
DeForest Burrell, which took place in
New York, Saturday. Mr.. Burrell will
be remembered as the SON Of Rev. David
j. Burrell, who was pastor of Westmin
ster church from 1887 to 1891.
Mrs. j. B. Weir has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Sue
Allen, to Charles Everets Buckbee of st.
Paul, which will take place Wednesday
evening, May II, at her home, 243S
Stevens avenue. The service will be
followed by small reception.
Miss Berta Cecilia Busch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Busch of Red |
Wing, Mimi, and Edward E. Luger Of |
Minneapolis, were married at 1880 |
o CLOCK today in St. Joseph s church,
Red Wing, The service was read BY
bride, Miss Wilhelmina Busch was maid
of honor and Albert Luger of St. Paul
acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luger went east on their wedding trip,
| and they will be at home at 1923 Lyn
dale avenue N, after July 10. .
A wedding that will bring bride to
| MlNledpoliS LOOK pace laSC week Ii
San Antonio, Tex, when Miss Margaret
slattery, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. Slattery of st. Paul and Burnard D.
Castle Of this city were married. --:
Mrs. w. A. McMaster and Miss May
Kemper will entertain next Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Eta Nc
Cabe, bride of the month. ~
! About three hundred young people at
tended the military ball which was Civ
en- last evening by the university cadets
in the armory. Flags and bunting hung
from the rafters and draped the stage
and balcony, while guns and sabers were
used about the hall to add to the mill
all in the cadet uniform, gray coats and
white duck trousers, and the visiting
officers from Fort Smelling and the
national guards wore their uniforms
also. A pretty feature of the evening
was the raising of the flag with full
when taps sounded at the close the
colors were lowered An exhibition
drill was given by the crack squad from
Shattuck Military academy, Faribault,
Mimi, which is considered the best
drilled squad in the northwest. The
patronesses for the evening were:
P% gones Gyru sf Noptirop G. HIN H. Morgan
W. w. Foiwell, J. F. Downey, F. s,
Jones, E. E. Nicholson, Fl. l.. Williams
7. J. Father, J. B. Pike, F. F. Yves,
brook, Carl Schlenker.
Mr., and Mrs. Leroy Robertson en-
tertained at dinner last evening to cele
brate the ninety-frst birthday annlver
sary of Mr.. Robertson IS father, Smith
Robertson.
Mrs. W. P. Herter of 3216 Elliott: ave
nue., entertained a group OF FRIEND
- Saturday afternoon in honor OF ne
g birthday anniversary. Ferns and Eas
Il ter lilies decorated the parlors ana Gar ead
q gressive cinch was, played. The guest
n were Mines Gilbert, W. Tabour, Davi:
II Baxter. Roberts, Rexford, Evans
"a Arnold, Rathbone, Churchill, Franzef
b dorf and Dan Tyler.
John A. Written entertained tn
CHESTS of the Williston hotel at d'
q iightful May party last evening Th
81 rooms were decorated with flowers an
81 ferns and dancing was the amusement
n Punch was served from a greer
b wreathed table AmoRg{{ ; the g g4egaay we
Paul r. Faust, Robert L. Penney, G.
n Espy, G. J. Rasmussen, Edward McDo
b old, Mines Emmons, Dewitt Clinic
z Aiken, Agnew; Misses Helen Agne,
n Mabie, Lottie Lewis, Thelander, Kathe
Z inc Coyne, Eisch, Sturgen, Powell, Ell
n Gillespie, L. A. Clark, DR.. w: u. Co
81 yer, Walter Winslow, Earl G. May, Fa
d lev Jones, Carl Schrader, Messrs. Woo
q Cooch, Helm and Robert LaDue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Brownell
Bloomington avenue leave next we
T. for Seattle, WASH, to make their hon
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell were surpris
Saturday evening by forty Of thu
IS friends and neighbors, who broug
j. b them a silver teaset. Music was f,
nished by Misses Bunklee and Johnst
L. and Messrs. Northrop and Frazer.
n PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
ID Miss Loretta Dellone is home from q visit
III No1thfield.
@ c. j. Blythian of Minneapolis has arrived
Z b Atlantic City. N. j., and is registered at
III Chalfonte hotel.
&san The Fredi Septimus club will give dane
. party Friday evening In Easthagen hall,
Bloomington avenue
The Nonasoos will give dance In the Phoe