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

SdTGC W0ileS gave d CHdI M1uSIy dp@i
pointed luncheon this afternoon at their
home on Clifton avenue for Miss Jean
of st. Paul, whose marriage |
to Leonard Welles will take place We'd
nesday evening. Covers were placed for
thirty-si at small tables, The brides
table was all in white with a basket Of
white azaleas III the center Of the table
and a cluster Of flowers at her place.
The pink table was adorned with Ram
nots, the yellow table, daisies and vio-
let's were on the lavender table.
Monday evening Miss. Stickney will
entertain the young people OF her, bridal
party at her. home in ST. Paul at a
dinner which will precede the re-
hearsal for the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas West announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Louisa Belle, to Charles Frederick Nc
Voy. The wedding will take place IN
June.
DR.. Charles W. Hack will leave this
evening for Columbus, Ohio, where he
will marry Miss :Gwendolyn Kelley on
Wednesday. Dr.. Hack will be joined IN
Chicago by H.zG. Thompson of Mime
apolis and several other friends who will
accompany him to Columbus. Miss Win n,
fired Westlake of Minneapolis, who will
be one of the bridesmaids, has already
gone to Columbus.
Tonight the University Glee and Man
dolin clubs will give their fifteenth con 1
cert The program WILL ~ be Giygda IN n r4e
two parts to. afford opportunity for the
promenade, which seems to be a feature
of Auditorium concerts.
The annual banquet Of the girls, bas.
ketball team Of the university wall pc
held tomorrow evening in Donaldson s
H GGver Ha T y %aP PaBs srgen
captain, will preside over the toastss,
which will be responded to by Coach
Leach, and the members Of the team.
After the banquet a captain VIII be
chosen for next year.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Wat,
son and Fay R. Shaver OF Redwood
Falls, Mimi, took place yesterday az az
the home of the Misses O'Connell, 2527
Second avenue S. Pink carnations
with ferns and palms furnished the set
ting for the bridal party. Misses 70.
salie Swain of St. Paul and Catherine
B. Feuer Of Bird Island were brides
maids and Miss Ada Elliott of Milbank
s. D., was maid Of horror. Or. U. b
Upton Of Salem, Wis, acted as best man
Rev: G. l.. Morrill, read the service. MT
| trip and they will be at home at Red
wood Falls, after June l.. ..-
Miss Ethel Dart and James Dougher
ty were married Wednesday Afternoon
at the home Of the BRIDE parents II
Wayzata. The rooms We're elaboratel9
decorated in green and white, and TIT
bridal party stood under canopy iron
for, a professional. Little Bernie
Campbell carried the ring in a rose
Miss Rachel Dougherty was maid o
honor, and wore blue silk null owe
taffeta, and carried pink roses. TIL
bride IS gown was Of golden brown pea,
de sole, trimmed with lace, and he
flowers were bride roses. David Tup
per of Minneapolis was the best - mar r
Black. Mr.. Dougherty and his brid
will be at home in Wayzata, afte
June /. .-
Among those who entertained fo
Miss Dart and Mr.. Dougherty in tn
week before the wedding were Mrs. v
% Campbell, Mrs. R. G. Moore and Mr.
Nelson Martinson. .-fer
lno WeuuluS VI M1oS MY ! t1o L't'
mond, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. v
Raymond, and George Keniston too
place Wednesday evening at the HON
of the bride s parents, 1920 Fremo1
avenue S. Rev. T. w. Stout read tt
service. The bride, who wore gov
! of white Persian lawn and carried brio
" roses, was attended by her sister, Mr.
i K. H. Eddingsaas, as matron of homo
Mr.. Eddingsaas acted as best man.
The decorations were simple, the pa
q lors being in white and green, while Il
= diningroom was in red and green. M
D. and Mrs. Remission will be at hon
after June / at 1903 Aldrich avenue
Miss Magdalena Schutts Of Mou1
View. MINI, and j. w. Stszemp Of Mi
e. neapolis will be married Monday NOR
ing at 9 O'Clock in the village chur'
IS, in New Brighton.