The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

Luella Bacon and William Henry
Rogers, which will take place at the
home of the BRIDES parents. Miss
Alice B. Bacon, the sister Of the bride,
will be maid of honor and Arthur Green
will act as best man.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. w: c.
Thornhill will entertain at a bric-a-
Mrs. E. T. Stone will give a china
shower in honor of the bride.
Miss Bacon was entertained at
parcel and kitchen shower Wednesday.
Miss Alice Bacon was hostess and there
wer thirty-six guests. The prizes for
the "culinary courtship' and Glitter
ary' guessing contests were won by
Miss Bessie Hull and Miss Edna Getes.
the mr. nna ss a. Of ther tn daughters i1Ss
Catherine DeHaven, to Otto Herman
Prigge. The wedding will take place
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Barrett, who
have been visiting Mrs. Barrett 8
father this summed, are now making
plans for their return to the Philippine
islands. Mrs: Barrett was formerly
assistant treasurer of the island. When
they go they will be accompanied by
Miss Grace Ulmer, who is to spend
three years as their guest. Mrs. Bar
rett and Miss Ulmer have been chums
since childhood and so the trip and
the visit, of course. are the cause Of
no end of delightful anticipation. Miss
Ulmer will not only spend three years
with her friend but she will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett on a tour
around the world before returning with
them to the United States. The party
will leave Oct. Is for Seattle, and they
will sail on the Minnesota Oct. 81 for
Manila. Returning after three years
the three will leisurely travel from one
foreign port to another, making trips
into the interior Of each country they
visit.
roe Gottereli and Arthur rhS 01 Forbe Yo of
Los Angeles, CAL, took place Wednes-
day evening at the home of the bride s
mother, Mrs. Martha Cotterell, 2S
West Fifteenth street. The house was
profusely decorated in green and white
and asters, with palms and ferns, were
attractively arranged thru the rooms
Leah and Helen Rorbach. Grace Smith
Katherine Owens. Abbie Reed and Kate
Cotterrell, stretched the ribbons from
the hall to the improvised altar. Rev
L. H. Hallock read the service in the
presence. of seventy-fve gnests. Miss
Grace Birge played the wedding march
from "Lohengrin'' as the bride en-
tered. Miss Cotterell g gdown was Of
white yelling over white taffeta, made
in princess style, and elaboratel1
trimmed with lace. The bridal bou
quet was Of white roses and a wreatl
Of white rosebuds was worn as a wed
ding crown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes left Friday eve
ming for Los Angeles, which is to b,
their future home.
The marriage of Miss Addie I. Will
cox and James E. Bird Of Watertown
s: D., took place Thursday at the Lake
! view hotel, Chicago. Rev. H. s, Ro
bles offciated. The bride has a larg
circle Of relatives and friends in tn
twin cities. The bridegroom is a yer.
successful dealer in South Dakota rea
\ estate. Mr.. and Mrs. Bird will be a
Y home at Watertown, S. D., after Oct.
\ Mrs. R. J. Hoffman of 816 Thir
Il avenue N entertained at cards Tues
day evening for Mrs. H. G. Luettge
d rodt Of Kilbourne, Wis, and for Mis-
n Elizabeth Rathburn of Kilbourne, VIII
q has just come to st. Paul to make he
Il home. Mrs. Eva M. Dauphine an
& Miss Elizabeth Rathburn won th