The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16

Nelson Spratt of this city and Miss
Ethel Lowrie of Garrison ont he-Hud-
in St. Michaels' Episcopal church in
New York. The service was read by
Rev Robert Kreiller. DR.. Spratt ar
rived in the city last evening with his
bride.
Miss Mabel Chase entertained de-
lightfully this afternoon at her home
Dean at parcel shower. The guests
spent the afternoon hemming towels for
the bride. Later they repaired to the
lawn, where large Japanese umbrella.
filled with dainty parcels, was lowered
in front of the bride from enc of the
trees. Light refreshments were served
on the lawn.
Miss Bessie Dart entertained this
afternoon at her home on West Fiji
teenth street in honor Of Miss Laura
Button, bride of June. Eight girl
friends spent the afternoon writing
recipes and letters which were present
book. The rooms were decorated with
june flowers and ferns and light re-
freshments were served. = 49,
Mrs. Fred johnson entertained six
guests at luncheon today at Donald
son s tearooms. The table was bright
with pink peonies. In the afternoon
the party attended the matinee.
quilting bee yesterday at their home,
1927 Fourth street Sc, in honor of Miss
Florence May White, bride of next
week. Twenty guests were present and
finished the quilt, a dainty affair Of
blue and white. The bride placed the
huge bow Of blue in the center Of the
quilt herself, and smaller blue bows
were It tied and placed :. BY b; 80 her her girl
other feature Of the affair. Pictures
Of the guests were drawn on heart
shaped cards and prizes were awarded
to the most successful artist. Mrs.
Wainwright and Miss Beatrice VOL
let's won the prizes. The decorations
were carried out with clusters Of peo-
! white and blue being suggested also
in the ices and corrections at luncheon.
4 The BRIDES place was marked with a
huge cluster Of peonies. 49,: 49,!
After the graduating exercises Thurs
day, Mrs. George B. Darling enter
tanned at a charming luncheon at her
home, $50 Fourteenth avenue. Sc, in
honor Of her cousin, Miss Kittybelle
Mason, graduate of the class of 1905
and bride Of June. Only the mem
con was served from a table prettily
appointed with juno blossoms The
place of the bride and graduate was
marked by small box containing a
dainty gold monogram souvenir pin.
Several hundred persons took part
in unique social function last even
ing in Augustana Swedish Lutheran
church in honor of the fftieth birth
Church Mr. and, Mrs. Petri were sum.
moned to the church by a committee
Of the elders and were greatly, sur:
\ prised to find the auditorium filled ano
\ the church in charge Of the Rev. Pete1
I Peterson Of St. Paul. j. Victor Berg
\ ouist opened the exercises with pre-
4 Jude on the organ and was followed b1J
DR.. Peter. sjoblom, who conducted Iht
devotionals The Nightingale quartz
SANG a number, after which Mr.. Peter
+ son made an address congratulating DR.
Petri on having turned the half-centur,
1 mark. DR.. and Mrs. Petri were pre-
\ scented with handsome bouquets, som!
silverware and a pure containing $le0
A solo by Oscar Welander and remark
by Rev. L. A. Hocanzon completed tn
program, after whic h refreshments wer
| served in the church parlors. The cen
l terpiece at the head table was an i'm
! mense cake with fifty lighted candles
7 The wedding Of Miss Mae Mulcah:
and John +. ellis was celebrated Tues
day in st. Anthony Of Padua church
8 am. Palms and pink peonies wer
used about the church and the service
| was read by Rev. James O. Reilly. A
the entrance Of the bridal party Mis-
| Mabel Bacon sounded the 'Lohengrin
! garet Mulcahy, who was her1, sister
| ried an armful of pink roses. Tn
| bridesmaid, Miss Alice Griggs, wer
| white lawn and her bouquet was ais
| pink. Harold Smith carried the rim
| in, the. heart Of an American Beaut
IN White n net T. over silk: Her bouque
| was Of lilies of the valley and a spra
| Of these same fragrant flower held he
veil in place. During the service Mr.
| Lacey sang 'sThe Voice that Breathe
DER Eden' and the "Ave Maria,
and at the close of the service 80 Pc
by William Gi Ills as best man, and tn
ushers were John Mulcahy, M. j. KAY;
naugh and F. Mulcahy. A weddin
breakfast was served at the home Of tt
BRIDES parents on University av
nue. NE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ellis have gone cal
and after July Is they will be at hon
at 329 Twelfth avenue NE. #
| Mrs. H. E. Miller entertained at di
ner Thursday evening at the CONNIE
cial club in honor Of Mrs. Meta 0 Rel
" Of Des Moines, Iowa. Covers we
laid for sixteen. The colors were pin
!. and green, and spring flowers were use
Mrs. T.. J.. Shaw entertained la
evening at her home, 2642 Fourteen
avenue s., in honor Of Miss Esth
Brown, whose marriage to F. M. II
ak takes place Tuesday. The alta
was linen shower and twenty-fo
guests had been Invited. Little Mari;
Johnson presented the gifts from a y
tie go-cart, which was wreathed wi
peonies and wild roses. The decor
lions were carried out with June flower
In the dining room pink and green we
the 5colors, and roses and fer
were used, and in the living room wi
flowers blossomed in the vases. r
BRIDES chair was decorated wi
punches Of snowballs and roses. T.
i 4 souvenirs were pretty pictures of t
bride. Music and games made ples
ing diversion.
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