The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-25
THE MINNEAPOLIS 1oURNAL,
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lumphal strains Of the Mendelssohn
march at the close. 81
"A reception followed. Assisting the
bridal couple in receiving congratula-
bride 8 parents, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bert D. Ross Of Toledo, parents Of the
groom. Mrs. Bovey were white chiffon
cloth and Mrs. Ross was in gray crepe
de chine. Among the rolt-of- town guests
were DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Robertson and
family of Litchfeld, MINI.
I Mr.. Ross and his bride will leave this
evening eve for a wedding trip and on
their IL. return they y, will be at home at
are Nov and 81. Mrs. Ross going
away gown is of French blue Broad
cloth, braided in black, and. her hat is
to match. 49,
Mr.. Ross has only recently removed
to Minneapolis from Toledo, and It is
matter of much congratulation to- the
friends of the bride that her marriage
will not take her from Minneapolis.
The engagement Of Miss Elizabeth
Mullen and Charles Hartford Kendall
P. I. Miss Mullen, formerly of this
city, has for the past three years, been
connected with the schools of Manila.
! Mr. Kendall was formerly of RUSH
ford, N. Y, and is graduate of Cor
nell university and member Of the
Sigma Chi fraternity. He resides in
Manila, being acting director Of the
i bureau of, engineering and consulting
engineer to the commission. . -
y The wedding will take place in Octo-
Der, when Mr.. Kendall and his bride
will leave for six months tour around
the world. ,~~.. ~. s. .~~I.
The wedding of Miss Florence Nc
Cutchins and Theodore Schonebaum
took place last evening at the home Of
the bride s mother, Mrs. &c. p. Nc
Cutchins, 33 Twentysthrd avenue NE.
Rev: L. T. Guild of Wesley church
read the service, which was attended
by about 100 guests. s ss E ..sE
Miss McCutchins wore a pretty wed.
ding gown of white chiffon cloth, made
in princess style and ~ trimmed with
duchess lace. She held a bouquet Of
white asters. Mrs. W. W. Ballentyne,
the matron Of honor, was in soft pink
silk, and her flowers were pink asters
j: c.. Gibson was the best man. The
",Lohengrin,' wedding march was
played for the professional. In keep
we're carried out with asters, and the
dainty flowers made a fitting ornament
in the rooms. A solid bank of white
asters formed an altar in the parlor
window with an arch of tall palms
Pink asters were in the living room,
and the dining room was in pink and
white. A silver candelabrum stood in
the center of the table and from a
bow of white tulle streamers fell to-
ward the corners Of the table, where
fhav ,o1,+ r1,1o l.
and pink asters. A basket filled with
the. blossoms stood among the green
which banked the sideboard.
Mrs. G. NJ McCutchins, H. G, Pease.
an uncle of the bride, and the BRIDE
groom IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Schonebaum, assisted during the infor-
NAL reception which followed the serv-
ice. Mr.. and Mrs. Schonebaum will
be at home after Oct. Il, at 33 Twenty
| Mrs. Ell. Loring of 22o Twelfth
street s entertained at a luncheon in
yesterday for. her brother, Dr. +. w.
Range of Chicago, Il1.b@ The six guests
| were served from a table charmingly
appointed with white and pink asters
in bed of feathery FERNS. DR.. Range
will remain with his sister for week.
| - 81
Mi IS Clara Marvin entertained last
evening for Miss Jessie .Ransome, who
will leave shortly with her uncle, DR..
S:pottswoood, for Montana to remain i'm.
til the first Of tie year. ,.t 80 :, -"
Professor and Mrs, . tHennry, =. Mach t,t
in honor Of the two university faculty
6r1dal couples, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Z. Groat and Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown.
The sixty guests included the other
members Of the faculty and their
friends in Southeast Minneapolis Pro
lessor and Mrs. G: r: sigerfoos and
Dean and Mrs. J. F. Downey assisted
in receiving. Pink and white asters
furnished an attractive decoration.
Rev. l.. M. Waterman, who has been
assistant. pastor at the First Baptist
church, and his family will be given
farewell reception this evening in
the parlors Of the church BY the con
gregatlon. Mr.: Waterman will 90 to
Bott1neau, N; D., to. . take charge of
Miss Ellen Osterberg and Lewis w.
Palm were married yesterday afternoon
at the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. G. L. Morrill,. .
The wedding Of Miss Lillian F, Burde
and Lewis T. Hurtig took place last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w: Nash, BIB Holmes avenue S.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, read the service.
Miss Marie G. Hickey and Porter Orr
were married yesterday. Rev. G. L.
Morrill, read the service at his home on
Tenth avenue S. W.
The Alpha Sigma sorority entertained
at the home of Miss Ruth Layman Sat-
ly decorated in the sorority colors, red
and green. Games were played and
prizes were won bY Misses Hazei