The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-11

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s'Men say knowledge is power;
women think dress is power. -
Sheldon.
About forty guests gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rees on Gin
ton avenue last evening to witness the
E. Rosenstein. The service was read by
Rabbi s. N. Deinard under canopy
of sweet peas and smilax. Palms and
ferns formed an altar, and wallpockets
held clusters of flowers and trailing
vines. A mound of sweet peas furnished
the centerpiece in the dini,ng-room,
which was lighted with pink and white
tapers. ,.. -
Miss Inez Rees played the "Lohen--
and "Hearts and Flowers" during the
service. Miss Eva Rees was maid Of
honor and wore white embroidered mus
lin and carried red roses. The bride
was in chiffon batiste, fashioned with
Valenciennes lace. Her veil was caught
with wreath of orange blossoms, and
her flowers were bride roses and white
sweet peas. Max Rosenstein Of Pitts
burg, Pa, was best man. The guests
from out Of town were Herbert and Max
Rosenstein of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Friedman of Perham, Mimi, Miss
Evelyn Millius and Will Millius of St.
Louis and Emil Abt of Chicago.
The service was followed by we'd
| ding dinner, and then the bridal couple
| left for a trip to Yellowstone park,
| Portland and San Francisco. On their
return they will go to Minnetonka for
| few weeks.
Miss Mary Moulton Cheney enter
tanned thirty-fve young women at
| thimble bee this afternoon at the home
of Miss Cheney on Gordon avenue, St.
Anthony Park, in honor of Miss Martha
Scott Anderson. AS the way to Cor
| don avenue is somewhat involved, the
| hostesses stationed messenger boy IN
| bakers cap and apron at the street cor
| ner to direct the guests as they left the
| car. Each guest brought three tried
recipes which were copied into book
for the future use Of the bride. The
rest of the afternoon was spent in hem
| ming kitchen towels, which were pre-
sented to Miss Anderson. Oak branches
furnished charming cool decoration on
ters of bright garden flowers added bril-
liant touches Of color. Mrs. H. S. Wood
ruff assisted Miss Cheney and Miss
Smith.
Mrs. Josephine Petersen Of 1101 Cir.
ard avenue N, announces the engage;
ment of her daughter, Ella Marie, and
Frederick H. Brummond. The wedding
will take place in the near future.
Wednesday Mrs. S. A. Reed will en-
tertain Informally at her home at Elk.
celsior for Miss Caroline Gold, and on
the following Friday Miss Helen Trus
sell will be hostess at an afternoon
affair. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gold will
give the bridal dinner at their home
ing, Aug. %.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin O. Sullivan Of
1920 West Lake street, entertained the
visiting Philatelists and their ladies
last evening after the concert at Lake
Harriet. Light refreshments were
served and an informal hour Of socia
bility enjoyed. ii - 49, -
A number Of Minneapolis young
women went over to St. Paul Wednes
day afternoon to attend the tea which
Miss Lila Marchand gave at her home
on st. Adams street. Mrs. Horace
Klein and Miss Mcdonald of Mime
apolis and Mrs. Lewis G.. Morris O;
OsWego, N. Y, assisted Miss Marchand
On Monday Miss Julia Davenport en-
tertained at luncheon for the two
Wells girls, who are visiting in the city
The other guests were Misses Robbins
Ritchie, Chamberlain, Iceland, Halves
Derrickson and Dunwoody, all student
at Wells college,,
Miss Marion McCulloch entertaind
small group of friends Monday evenin,
at tallyho ride for Miss Lillian Low
Of Kentucky, who is her guest.
Miss Emma L. Balestra, daughter O.
John Balestra, and James H. johnson
were, married "Wednesday afternoon a
. the home of the BRIDES father, whic]
was decorated with carnations an,
ferns. Rev. Mr.. Nichols read the serv
ice in the presence of a small grou7
Of relatives. The bride wore whit
crepe de chine and carried bride roses
Miss Edythe Balestra was maid o
honor, and wore gray silk and carrie
pin CdIudClOuS. LILO UoSt HILL Wd
; Louis Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brust, VIII
were married last month in Spokane
have come to Minneapolis to make thei
home. Mrs. Bruce is the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Thompson of Spc
70 kane, and after Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce re
turned from their wedding trip to tn
h Pacific coast last week, Mr.. and Mr.
Thompson gave a large reception fo
them.
The Epworth league Of Fowler M.
= church had lawn fete Wednesday ev'
;; ming at the home of J. H. Kerrick o
r Bryant avenue S. The lawn was ill
s. minated with Japanese lanterns Mis-
y Mearle Morwetz presided at the cand
+, booth in Japanese costume. Assistin
c. at the tables we're Misses Beatrie
$. Blenkhorn, Hazel Ronner, Marie Xii
~ ney, Mildred Ozias, Maude Woodsid
u Mabel Woodside and the Misses He
0; garty. There were 100 guests.
w. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL a.
/: Dr. and Mrs. A. o. Loe and son. Ralph,
20 Seattle, are guests Of DR.. Loe's parents
b, Oak street Sc.
ou Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Brent of 2614 Pleasant az
nue. are home from three months visit on