The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
"Women never weep more bit
terly than when they weep with
spite.' '-Rivard. rs e. .l

Mrs. William L. Wolford gave a pret
tily, appointed LUNCHEON this afternoon
France roses decked the table where
covers were placed for fourteen. The
guests included a group Of women who
will leave shortly to spend the winter
south and in California. ~, |
Mrs. Karle Perkins entertained a
group Of you93g WGme9 hs at her aRsi
honor Of Miss Aimee, Laramee. Red
roses and foliage furnished an attrac-
tive setting. Mrs. Perkins was assist
ed by Mines. Charles Haley and A. E.
Baker. Games were a pleasant feature
of the afternoon. There were twelve
guests. /
Leavey will give theater party for
Miss Laramee. , 49,, -. ga.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Chase, daughter
Of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles w. Chase, and
Joseph Wilson Goldsbury were married
last evening at the residence Of the
brides parents on University avenue.
Edwin S. Pressey in the presence Of.
about seventy-fve guests. The par
ors were elaborately decorated with
palms, ferns and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Tall cathedral candles lighted
the altar of foliage improvised in the
read. Miss Myrtle Weed played the
bridal march which announced the en-
trance of the bridal party. The brides
gown was of white French muslin over
cream taffeta, and trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace. Her flowers were bride
roses. Miss May Chase, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and wore
| -,-Es r1s II
She carried an armful Of pale pink
roses. The little flower girl was Lois
Chase, who preceded her sister to the
altar strewing rose petals in her path
Ernest Haig Of Devils Lake, N. d., was
best man.
monty for 200 y guests. Mrs. G. G., chase
assisted in receiving, and in the dining
room were Mines. Walter S. Chase, Ed
win Lloyd, Alvah Bull and Miss Mabel
i Wyman. Assisting in serving were
Misses Bertha Seegar Of St. Paul, Luel-
Ia Brown, May Irwin, Myrtle Cram,
Jennie Ware and Helen Francis. Mr..
and Mrs. ,Goldsbury will be- at home
after Dec. Is at 1920 Lake Place.:
" The marriage of Miss Marie Werner
and Joseph .Lundquist took place last
night at the home of the bride s mother,
Mrs. V. Werner, 421 James avenue N.
Rev. F. A. Sievers performed the cere-
mony and about fifty guests were pres
ent. The house was decorated with
trailing smilax and quantities of white
from '"Lohengrin'' was played by'Miss
Dorothy Werner for the professional
The bride s gown was of banzai silk
trimmed with ruchings of white net and
narrow satin ribbon, and she carried
bride roses and maidenhair ferns. Miss
Bertha Werner, sister of the bride, was
maid of Honor and was in white net
over. silk. "a George Elfmer.s was, best
man. -. - = il. '.... '.'>:. -. -, :
An informal reception followed the
ceremony, and Mrs. Alf Scharf assisted
in the dining room Mr. and Mrs. Lund
quist will be at home after. Dec. l at
| 6O5 Seventh avenue S. ~ -,
The wedding of Miss Mabel Blanche
Elliott and Nelson r. Phillips was sol
| emnized yesterday at the home. Of tht
| brides mother, Mrs: Lucy Elliott, 1871
1 Carroll street, Merriam Park Rev. R
A. Wander Las read the service in tn,
presence of thirty relatives and friends
Miss Birdie Wasserzieher sang just be
fore the ceremony, and Miss Bessie Pill
key played the wedding march. Th
| bridal gown was of white peau de sol
and the bouquet of bride roses = Mis-
Mamie Mcintosh, the maid Of honor
was in white silk and carried pink an
white carnations. The best. man wa
Roy Elliott, brother Of the bride, an
| the ring was carried by little Glady
Xumwinkle.
II At the reception following the cere
mony Mines. George Zumwinkle, Georg
| Coast, Fred Cumberland of Mantorvill
| and Miss: Gertrude Baxter Of Kasso1
| Mimi, assisted. Mrs. G. Brooks an
Mrs. Bessie APPEL Of Yankton, N. D
| were among the out-of-town guests. Nj
trip to st. Peter, Litchfeld and D,
luth, and they will be at home afte
Dec l at 1914 Carroll street.
/ The second wedding within a wee
| at the residence of Joseph. E1singe
9S5 Summit avenue, st. Paul, took plae
last night when Miss Grace Elsinge
became the bride of Julius G. Lang
Seattle, Wash. The attendants wei
Hanstein, matron of honor, and Mi
| Josephine Elsinger as maid Of homo
| Louis Lang of Portland was best ma
The flower girls were Gladys Lang ar
Helen Elsinger, and Master Carl. Z
- singer was the page. Rabbi i. L. r
pins read the service. The house ";
to elaborately decorated. chrysanthenluI
&c; foliege. The brides gown was a nan
se' se some affair Of crocheted Irish pci1
lace, and she carried orchids and oran,
Sc; blossoms. After the ceremony y we
aag ding supper;was served SO forty. guest
'c' many OF them being from out Of tow
Sc: Mr. and Mrs. Lang will remain
el' St. Paul today for the wedding of Sal
in, uel Dittenhofer and Miss Lang
q. Portland, which will take place tn
e. e. evening at the home Of the bridegroo
nee nee 7O5 Summit avenue. After the we
S5; ding they will go, together with n
i'd and Mrs. W. F. Hanstein and Mr.. al
10 Mrs. Dittenhofer, for a wedding itr
oS' oS' to New York, Atlantic City, N. j., al
"' other eastern points. They will retu
,rs, to St. Paul before Christmas, and i
mediately after will leave for the
&C. &C.; new home in Seattle. s -#. .
gs; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Meyers announ
; the, Engagement Of their cousin, M
rye Esther, Alexander, of: West Superior
az. Samuel N. Rubin.
yell .t..s... f-.-s- - n ,-s,..-.. . .. ~.
'en' Mrs. John H. Bell of the Arcola ga
5o.1 dinner Tuesday, evening for NJ
ver' Frank Stone, who left last evening WI
go her daughter Jennie Bell to spend
SOC; Fwinter in California. Covers We
aS' 40 placed for six and the decorations W.
les, in red roses. j. ss& -
30; Miss Ethel Riener entertained
les' aeS formally Tuesday evening at her no
wn on Twenty-sixth avenue NE, in ho1
y Of Miss Myrtle Grosvenor, a bride
ons next week The rooms were brig
oag oace with cut flowers and smilax, and !