The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Argalis Bovey
will issue the invitations tomorrow for
Lansing, and James Archibald Ross,
which will take place at the Boyey res
l5ldence, IL Thirteenth street s., Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 25. at 1880 O'Clock.
reception today from to S O'clock
at their home on Kenwood boulevard
IN. honor OF the anniversary Of their
wedding, which took place in Wabash,
Ind., htty years ago. Altho no invi-
Mr.. and Mrs. Long have made during
their twelve years. residence in Min.
neapolis, called to offer their congratu-
latlons. George and Charles Long as
sisted their parents in receiving their
The reception room was in gold and
and white asters were held in Bowls
aad vases. and hydrangea blooms were
effectively massed on the mantel in the
living room, The frappe bowl was in
the living room, where Miss Allie Bran
ham presided: The dining room was q
bower OF midsummer beauty with its
req aed and white. coloring. A tall vase
conferred the table, and clusters Of the
same flowers were about the room. AS
slstlng in the dining room were Mines.
J.. H. Ray, Allen Burdick, Fairmont.
Mimi; Maria Signs, st. Paul, and Lud.
wig Of Iowa. ''
Miss Ida Quist, bride Of September.
was an honor guest at linen shower
W w Mrs. B. S. Dearborn gave this
afternoon aIam;1a a at ne her home, 1921 Portland
and white asters made a bright con-
trast. During the afternoon each Of
the twenty-five guests hemmed towel
for the bride and outlined her own
name so that each piece became a SOU
ven1r. Each guest also brought recipe
which she herself had tested, and
piece OF advice for the bride These
were copied into dainty booklets bounl
in red. In the doorway hung a large
red heart into which each guest dropped
the towe! she had hemmed as she passed
to the dining room. Yellow goldenrode
was the flower in the dining room and
an arch Of the brilliant blossoms hid
the doorway.
The Misses Falk will entertain for
Esther. Porter will be hostess at Don
aldson s tearooms.
Mrs. George Leighton gave d lunch
con today at her home on Fremont ave.
nue. N, for Mrs. Frank Vining of Bos-
ton, who is visiting her cousin, Mrs,
G. H. Wingate. White asters were the
flowers chosen to center the table and
q cluster of them was on the stdeboard.
Dalntlly painted oak leaves were the
name cards. There were twelve guests,
Mrs. Vining was guest of honor
Wednesday when Mrs. Feber gave a
luncheon for ten guests. Asters in all
tlnts were used in the decorations.
Miss Edith Ross of 2216 Portland
avenue was hostess Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Miss Florence McCutch-
ms and Theodore Shonebaum, whose
marriage will take place the latter part
Of the month. The reception room was
bright with goldenglow and yellow dali
sies.. White asters and ported ferns
carried out the color scheme Of green
and white in the dining room. "A Lit
crary Courtship, was played during the
evening, and there was al informal pro-
gram also. There were forty guests,
ana late in the evening dainty refresh
Mrs. M Susan Susanna Buifenine qf e447 Chi,
gqerite, to F. Esmonde McFeely, of
Winnipeg. The wedding will take place
Tuesday, Sept. 49,
Miss Maud M. Snow, and John Fred
buchanan were quietly married on
Wednesday evening, DR.. A. B.. Mar
shall reading the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
buchanan will make their home at the
Hotel Summers. "
The marriage Of Miss Marie Ander-
son and Burgess 8. Holman took place
wednesday evening in the Open Door
congregational church. Rev. Walter G..
Carlson read the service, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman will make their home at 627
Fourth street NE.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Briggs Of 1904
Sixth street N entertained a number
Of their friends informally Sunday. A
program of music was enjoyed during
the afternoon. Masses Of hydrangea
blooms were used on the table in the
dining room, where covers were laid
for thirty. Summer garden flowers
frightened the other rooms.
Mrs. n. V. Rogers gave 3 o'clock
dinner Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. j.
E. Rogers, at her home, 100 Thirteenth