The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-24
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A pretty woman's worth some
pains to see. Browning.

Mrs. E. R. Barber entertained at a
luncheon today at the Minikahda club
in compliment to Mrs. A. D. milford
OF Elizabeth, N. j., who is visiting Mrs.
H. H. Kimball Mrs. milford resided
in Minneapolis several years ago and
the guests who had been invited to
meet her were old-time friends. Gov
ers were laid for eighteen and the ar
engagements for the luncheon included
charming spring flower decorations. At
ter the luncheon bridge was played.
Tomorrow Mrs. George R. Newell will
be hostess in honor of Mrs. milford.
Tuesday a number of charming af-
club. Mrs. 4. c. Paul entertained at
an informal luncheon for eight guests,
and it was followed. by bridge. Mrs.
w. S. Jones was hostess the same af-
ternoon to group of ten guests for
a bridge luncheon. T. F. Wallace gave
an informal dinner in the evening and
entertained the guests at bridge after
dinner. 49,
Mrs. D.. j. Carpenter was hostess at
q bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Covers were laid for eighteen and cards
were played after luncheon.
Saturday afternoon and evening
there will be music at the club
ana IN the evening. there will
TRe M t1 rSsoe club e eof 3anes
will play the men Of the Town aud
Country club on the latter's links in
the afternoon, and number of the
men will come to the Minikahda club
IL the evening to remain for dinner and
dancing.
Mrs. Clarence z. Brown gave lunch
con this afternoon at her home, 2 East
Iourteenth street, in honor Of Miss
Lillian Bladon, whose marriage takes
place early in June. Covers were laid
for eight and the table was prettily
arranged with clusters of spring bios
SONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Mcdonald
issued the invitations yesterday for the
! marriage of their daughter, Mabel Har-
riet, to John Enoch Oren, which will
take place at the family residence, 1911
June 6. Only the family and a group
Of college friends of the bridal couple
will witness the service which will be
followed by reception for a larger
number of guests. Miss May Mcdonald
will be her sister, s maid Of honor and
Lawrence Holmberg will act as best
man.
The marriage of Miss verna Amelyn
Hube" and Christian John Whempner
took place last evening at 'clock in
Hennepin Avenue church. Rev. Fayette
l.. Thompson read the service in the
Professor Rhys-Herbert presided at the
organ and played the "Lohengrin -
wedding march as the bridal party ell
| tered. Miss Laura Green sang EBe-
loved 1t Is Morn,'' and the occasional
music was the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
Miss Huber wore gown Of white
chiffon, over ivory taffeta, and trimmed
with baby Irish lace? and Valenciennes
quet of iris blossoms and maidenhai1
ferns. Miss Mabel Hedemark, the maid
of honor. was in pretty frock of
white and she carried white peonies
Anna Evans, a cousin of the. bride, was
tho flower girl. Misses Clara Whemp
mel. and Louise Tautges were the brides
maids. They wore white and thei'
liam Lindstrom Of Breckenridge was
the best man, and Edward Whempne1
Of Lake City and Lee Grove of Mime
apolis were the ushers.
i After the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the BRIDE mother
Mrs. Anna F. Huber, on Highland ave
nue.. The rooms were decorated with {
mass of spring flowers and foliage, will
clusters Of peonies and lilacs arranged
among the green of ferns and vines
Miss Eva Evans, a cousin of the bride
presided at the frappe table. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Whempner left this afternoon OF
an extended trip to the Pacific coast
by way of Vancouver and Victoria
They will be at home in Breckenridge
after Aug. l.
Yesterday afternoon, following tn
rehearsal, a luncheon was served a
Dayton's tearooms. The decoration
were ferns and pink tulips, and the ia
vors were miniature photographs Of tn
bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Whempne
presented each of her maids with hand
some hatpins, and the little flower CIR
received fan. The souvenirs which
Mr.. Whempner gave to his attendant
were scarfpins.
A pretty lake wedding took place a
'clock last evening at the sum
mer home of Mrs. G. G. Howe. in Excel
sior when her daughter, Marion. becam
the bride of Ralph Millizen. The serv
ice was read by Rev. J. E. Bushnell O.
Westminster Presbyterian church in tn
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