The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
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Mrs, F. NJ. stowen gave q large re-
cce'Ption this AFTERNOON 81 at at her home,
hours were from 2 to, s O'Clock, and
during that time $50 women called: A
afternoon, and group of matrons as
sisted Mrs. Stowe1l. They were Mines.
William Boutell, Walter BouteH, Day
ton Williams, George sHoaglin, W.. II.
H. W lanes er5n A z9ane M Moe en
E. j. SERVER. The rooms were attract.
lively decorated with profusion OF
southern smilax to form a background
for the clusters of flowers. The re-
ception hall was in old@fose with roses
to suggest " the color scheme, me
drawingroom and library were bright
and ferns banked the MUSHROOM. Pink
was the prevailing tone in the dining
room, where basket of fragrant roses
formed the centerpiece. and streamers
of pink ribbon extended from it to the
edge of the table,: Pink tapers illu-
minated the room and cleaned fromathe
- Nj and Mrs. Stowell, viii entertain
the assisting women and their husbands
at dinner tonight. &:..9 .,.zl = =
Mrs: Paul Smith entertained sixteen
| young women Informally this afternoon
in honor Of Miss Aimee Laramee, a
November bride. Yellow and lavender
chrysanthmums, furnished+a charming
ings Of the. room, and sduringathe after
noon Miss Laramee was shoWered with
dainty giftsti lavender by. the guests.
A guessing contest, Of the names of
mems wives furnished amuseme emit, as
the young women puzzled out the name
Of the fisherman 'sxwife to, be- Nettie,
the doctor IS bride" to be Patient and all
Il the other clever Names + ~Ia.2'" ":%y.5
The marriage of; Miss Ethel Shepard
urday evening. at, the home of the
} brides sister, Mrs. H. w. Ewing, >294e
Portland avenue. About thirty-fve
guests were present at the ceremony
Which was performed by. Rev A.. B.
Marshall. Southern smilax was arranged
in profusion thru the house, converting
, it into. bower charmingly adorned
with flowers. Yellow chrysanthemumIS
blossoms frightened the MUSHROOM. Be
tween these rooms was an arch Of sml
lax studded with lights and. bride roses
under which the bridal party stood dur
{ ing the reading of the vows. q str1n
orchestra gave: the Mendelssohn. wed
ding march for the professional an(
) played softly during the service. Thu
I bride wore her mother s wedding gow1
{ of cream silk and real lace and carried
cluster of bride roses. Her only or
I nament was, a diamond brooch, the gift
I of the bridegroom. She was attended
( by her little niece, Miss Ruth Shepard
) who wore a pretty white frock and car
I ried ring. At the informal reception
{ following the ceremony, Mr.: and NJ RS
5 Rose were assisted by. Mr. and Mrs
! H. W. Ewing and Mr.. and Mrs. BreWs
: ter Smith. = Assisting in the dinan|
( room were Mrs. Armstrong and Mis-
A AmZ Agets MA A% ae M the a. to- Ss2
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Daily, Miss Ross
! Mr.. Blessig from Milwaukee, Mr. an
Z Mrs. W. W.. Shepard. North Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark Durant
Miss Durant, Duluth, and Charles En-
erv. Merriam Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose have gone to Rock
J ford, Ill.,. where they will make thei
home and where they will receive afte
81 Jan. l. -. . =,
Z - Mrs. Leslie Hall Pihney and. Mr.
( Blake e.. Tunstead arrangeda a plea
{ ant surprise for Miss Margaret Ro,1rk.
J a. bride of next week. at the home c
; Mrs. Pinney, 27O4 Elliot avenue, las
- week. Festoons Of hearts were in tn
different rooms and in the diningrool
poinsettia blossoms of bright red pape
almost covered the table, which W.
lighted with red .tapers in candelebr
) The bride IS cake was placed before tt
brides place and had a huge bow. {
d: tulle whose long ends ran back to HI
chair, where they were caught with
cluster Of white chrysanthemums. A
ter supper Miss Rourke was given.
granite: shower and she had to hui
for the sixty pieces that, were hide
- thru the house. She followed & the, sclu
st furnished by red hearts and boWkno
re until at last She found sDr:nFrederit
DR. s. Never. the bridegroom, at the: e1
at of cobweb that led to. the attic. Mi
~ Helen Brennon sang several humble
during the evening. The guests: null
/: bered thirty. .,s> :s q rs >>:
Miss mabel Elliott and Ray Philli
were guests of honor al. a china show
last: evening. at the =, home Of Nj
-. Maine Mcintosh. The rooms were dc
GRATED in green and white" and t
49,. bride 8 chair was marked with bun
) of white chrysanthemums. =, Refres
: ments. were served in the diningroe
! which was prettily decorated in r
and white. There were eighteen CUES
in =, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL !.