The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-20
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/ stWoman's dignity lies in her
| being unknown; her glory in the 4
esteem Of her husband, and her
pleasure in the welfare Of her
/ family. Rousseau.
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Z Mrs. LIN. Viles and Miss Eta Viii.
liams of Chicago arrived this morning
and are guests Of Mrs. Viles mother,
Mrs. Robert Jamison, on Tenth avenue
| Sc. Mrs. Viles will be the matron of
honor at the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Satterlee to Mr.. Yerxa. Miss Williams
| formerly resided in.s Minneapolis and
the two will spend a week in the city.
! Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. Viles have
| issued Invitations for a tea to be given
| Monday afternoon at the Jamison resi-
dence in honor of Miss Satterlee. The
hours will be from to B o clock. Mon
day evening Mrs. Earle Luce will give
/ "a. dinner for Miss Satterlee and Mr..
Yerxa. Mr.. and Mrs. Satterlee will
give family dinner Tuesday evening,
preceding the wedding day, at their
home on Fourth street Sc. Mrs. An
Ison S. Brooks will give the bridal din
ner tomorrow evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Wallace an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Edna to c. Edward. Shepard Of
Rush City, MINI. yThe wedding will
take place June 8.
Mrs. W. I. Carpenter Of Girard ave-
nue. s was hostess at charming al
fresco affair today at her country home
at Arcola, Lake Minnetonka, in honor
of the group of Iowa women which
Mrs. Lou s. Cass Of st. Paul is enter
tanning at house party. The twenty
:, women went out to the lake early IN
the forenoon and enjoyed the beauties
} Of Minnetonka in her spring glory. At
noon jolly picnic dinner was served:
Il Mrs. Carpenter and her guests returned
TO the city in the afternoon.
This eveing Mrs. Charles II. johnson
Of Highland avenue will give dinner
for the Waterloo women. Mrs. David
L. Fuller Of West Lake street was hos
tess at beautifully appointed dinner
} last evening Covers were laid for
twenty and the decorations were all
carried out in yellow with tulips, DAT.
fodils and jonquils. After dinner. the
guests were entertained at FIVE hun,
dred.
Beautiful appointments marked the
marriage of Miss Ethel Matson, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. 8. Matson, and
Eugene H. Hale of Seward, Alaska
which was solemnized last evening al
the home of the bride rs parents, 52Ol(
I Fifth avenue s. Rev. A. A.. Graves Of
Fargo read the service, and precedi1ne
s it musical program was played bJ
! Miss Sena Marie Swenson on the pia
I no. It included Grieg g 1sTo thu
{ Spring. and Seeling's "Lorlei." Mis-
5 Flora Boyd played Schuman 8 s'Trau
Z merei' as violin solo, and just be
{ fore the service Miss Helen Paulso1
5 sang "Beloved, It Is Morn.p AS th
I bridal party descended the stairs tn
{ Sappho quartet, of which the bride i
a member, sang the bridal chorus from
I "Lohengrin, - and during the ceremo
{ nv Schubert IS 'fSerenade - was softl,
) played. The Misses Edwina and Mau.
I Wainman played the Mendelssohn wed
: ding march on two violins as the reces
sional music.
the stairs by Mr.. Hale and his bes
man, William I. Stanchfeld. She wor
q beautiful gown Of Brussels net owe
white silk, with yoke Of baby Iris
lace and valenciennes insertion, and ne
bridal bouquet was an exquisite a!
rangement Of lilies of the valley and
wreath of the blossoms was worn 9
Gro Miss Edna Matson was tn
mait, ..onor. She was in daint
Igown pink Powered organdie wit
trimn4, -gs Of valeneiennes lace an an
/ carried cluster of bridesmaid rose
4 The service was read in the Twin
q room, which was a bower of green an
white, with Easter lilies browning
tangle Of foliage. Across the ba
window was an arch Of ferns Stare
with white carnations and cathedr
tapers in tall candlesticks accentuate
the altar-like effect. White tapers
/ brass candelabra burned in the settin
Z OF flowers and foliage on the mante
In the parlor, rambler roses filled II
vases and wall pockets, and smila
twined the chandeliers, while moun'
] Of red tulips glowed under the owe
: hanging foliage Of palms and fern
q Yellow was the color used in the di
. ing room. In the center Of the tab
I was mound of yellow tulips, and "
I low tapers were in the candlestick
( The buffet and the mantel were bank'
\ with a mass Of yellow tulips, and amor
J the flowers burned many yellow ca
I dies Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Ha
I during the receiving hours were Mess1
! and Mines. P. S. Matson, w.
I Stanchfeld, and E. A. Cooper of Brit
I Iowa Mr.. and Mrs. Hale will go we
( for their wedding tour and will spec
4 some time at Spokane, Seattle and s.
\ ka. They will be at home after June
I in Seward, Alaska, where Mr.. Hale
I engaged in the banking business wi
= his father.
I The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraterni
4 gave dancing party last evening
4 the Minikahda club. The green dec
D rations made pretty background u
Z the college and fraternity banners. 7
I dance programs were in booklet fol
( of soft green leather, and had the Gre
letters of the fraternity in an g
4 bossed design. In the dining room t
Z decorations were carried out with t
& fraternity flower. the violet, and