The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09

woman conceals only what she
does not know.''-Proverb.

The wedding Of Miss Katheryn Mar
%guerita Sullivan, daughter Of Nj. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Sullivan, and j. j. Hanna
han of Peoria, ILL.,, which will take
place in St. Marks church, Merriam
Park, Tuesday morning, April IL, will
be attended by a large number Of out
of-town guests. Mr.. Mammalian is
grandmaster Of the brotherhood Of 10
connective Firemen Of the United States,
Canada and Mexico, and two special
coaches filed with his friends will
leave Chicago for st. Paul the Sunday
before the wedding. A reception will
be given in the afternoon at the Sulli-
van home AL West L%ynhurst avenue
Rev. Father Hart, pastor Of the church,
will be assisted by Rev. Father Sam
mon Of Peoria, and the music will be
and accompanied by an orchestra.
President Roosevelt has sent his hear
test congratulations to Mr.. Mammalian
and his fancee. James j. Hill would
have made a wedding present of a trip
to the orient to Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna
han, but a rule of the brotherhood for
bids a grandmaster's leaving his juris-
diction during his term Of office, and
consequently they could not accept.
Pacific coast in Mr.. Hills private car,
and will also visit the south and east
before they go to Peoria, where Mr..
Hannahan has bought a handsome resi-
dence.
Mrs. E. N. Langlois announces the
engagement of. her daughter, May, to
Wickham M. jackson Of Kansas City.
The wedding will take place April IS.
The marriage. Of Miss Jessie White
of Grand avenue, ST.. Paul. and Charles
Brooks of Minneapolis will take place
next Monday, at the home Of the bride
in St.. Paul. Miss White is a member
of the Zeta Beta ri sorority, and has
many friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. s. Brooks will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening at her home,
2415 Park avenue, for Miss Gertrude
Satterlee and Howard Yerxa. +
Mrs. Jennie DeWolf C%atherwood en-,
tertained a dozen of the musical people
at a supper after the oratorio Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ross was the tenor soloist for J. Victor
Bergquist s "Golgotha'' and he is al
old friend Of Mrs. Catherwood's s. The
supper was served at the Catherwoot
home, .l716 Elliot avenue, and those in
vited to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ross were
Messrs. n Mines. Fl. 1t. EahnestOck
J. A. Nelson, Hal Woodruff, Gustavu'
johnson, Miss Margaret Gilmore. Mis-
Eulalie Chenevert, Austin Williams
Gustaf Holmquist and DR.. Emil Geist.
Mrs. Elizabeth Manewell- Courtne,
gave her second postnuptial at home il
the Hennepin flats this afternoon. Th,
hours were from 3 to 5 O'Clock and pinl
tulips made a bright setting for tn
rooms. .. ,-.,@~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Nelson of 5 Fri
place gave a reception Saturday after
noon in honor Of William Wardelle
Nelson. Assisting thru the rooms wer
Nine. GLAND, Mrs. Wv. Nelson
Misses Villa Bordwell, Cecil Burma
and Charlotte Campbell. Red and7whit
carnations. were arranged&ins4tthe@Ssr r
ception: room and American Beautt
roses and white carnations with Aus
tra1ian ferns werein the living ROOF
and.hall. In the dining room sprin
flowers made a handsome setting. Abou
t. 200 guests called during the ~afternoo
and a musical program was a pleasan
d feature. %
Mrs. G.. D. Nichol, and Miss Ne
b, Decker entertained atx cards Saturda
evening at their home, 90 Chicag
avenue.
PERSONAL SOCIAL.