The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
"Vanity acts like woman; they
both think they lose something
when love or praise is accorded
TO another. Anonymous.

| | vanity acts Like woman, Iney 4 |
= both think they lose something
| when love or praise is accorded
| TO another. ''-Anonymous. -
w The m aaa aE Ct Mis- Mis- f Gas ea
place this afternoon at the home of the
mother of the bride, Mrs. Anna. II.
I Warner, $40 Tenth street S. The SER
| vice was read in the presence of a
small group of relatives and friends by
Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston. DR.. g.:
i B. Storrs presided at the piano and
| played the Mendelssohn. wedding march
as the bride descended the stairs.
Pink roses, pink carnations, palms
and ferns formed beautiful bower in
the parlor, where the vows were ex-
changed. The windows were banked
with palms and ferns and delicate
} network of smilax was drawn. across
the walls and the ceiling, meeting in
tangle of green over the chandelier.
Caught in the foliage were clusters OF
} the pink blossoms. j.
Miss Warner wore gown of white
silk mule over white silk, trimmed with
a lace girdle. The bridal bouquet was
Of bride roses arranged in shower.
Miss Frances Warner was her sister s
maid of honor. Her gown was Of pale
blue crepe de Chine over slip of pale
blue silk trimmed with Valenciennes
lace. Her flowers were bridesmaid 8
roses. e. j. Templeton Of Duluth was
the best man..
After the service the bridal supper
was served in the dining room from a
table beautifully decorated with brides
maids roses. The appointments were
all in pink to correspond with the col
or of the flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenger
, will leave this evening for short we'd
: ding trip to Chicago. They will be at
{ home at SOB Tenth street S after April
5 l., The bride will wear a travelling
I with Johnny Jones sailor hat of black
s with Persian trimmings. Miss Rather
inc Griffin and Mrs. Bernice Davies,
an aunt Of the bride, of New York, ar
rived this morning for the wedding.
I Mrs. George E., Relden nee Knight,
( gave her second and last post nuptial
! residence on Fourth avenue and
( Eighth street. The rooms were pref
tily arranged with clusters Of spring
} flowers. Mrs. Belden was assisted in
I receiving by her mother, Mrs. Sara T.
{ Knight, and group of young women,
Mines. A. j. Wagner, Harry l. Belden,
I Albert Strong, Harry G. Selden and
mis-. Alvin V. CklloS, MISSES Agnes
} rison and Jessie Benton. This evening
I Mr.. and Mrs Belden will be assisted
by Mines. w. w. Harrison, A. f. Mer-
rill, E. M. Stevens, G. G. Taylor Misses
! Belden, Wyman, Harrison and Benton.
81 Mrs. G. E. Daniels was hostess at an
I afternoon euchre today at her home
2431- Hennepin avenue, when she en-
tor fo1r ,oI of D;r,1-
and white were the chosen co]ors for
q the decorations, save in the den, where
u Jonquils and yellow shaded lights gave
81 q bright and sunny effect. In the lily.
Il ing room, pink roses and pink carna
q tions were in handsome vases on the
81 tables and gave touches of delicate
+ color to the masses Of palms and ferns
& which banked the mantel. The. shades
Z were drawn and pink tapers under pink
{ shades shed soft light. In the dining
4 room pink carnations and Easter lille:
III conferred the table, which was lighted
81 by pink-shaded tapers. The hours were
+ from 3 to o'clock.
81 Miss Blanche Vincent gave charm
81 ing bridal luncheon this afternoon a.
8 her home, 2117 Emerson avenue S, il
n is to be one of the April brides. Ths
81 decorations were carried out in rec
IA and white and the Importance Of thu
81 event was signified by many red heart
n which were used in the decorations. II
ID the center of the table was a larg
] heart made Of red tulips and the nam
III cards were also heart:shaped, the sam
ID fections. The favors were suggestiv
81 of Easter and were downy chickens
"a Covers were laid for ten.
b Mrs. J. A. Harris will be hostess at i
IA breakfast Friday morning at Donald
"a son s tea rooms in honor Of Mrs. J. +
u McElroy, who leaves Sunday for Texas
81 Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone entertaine
81 evening, for Miss Mabel Kimball O
"a Sioux City, who is their guest for few
III weeks. The dinner table, at whic
ID covers were laid for twelve, had pref
% ty setting of pink tulips, and the sam
n color was used in the ices and confec
81 tions.
a sS Yesterday n number of. theater PAL
~ ties were given at the Orpheum, an
among those who entertained wa
George w. Stricken, who had party o
twenty men as his guests. 49,
r number OF society women have lL
. terested themselves in the address
which Governor Johnson will give i
Plymouth church, Friday. evening, fo
tho children Of the Bethel Settlemen
Sunday school, who are working to rails
money for their share of the endov
- ment fund Of Pillsbury House. ...".
The list of patrons and ~patronesse
shows the following group of represe1
tative men and women as sponsors fo
the entertainments. Mr.. and Mrs. "
L. Martin, Mines. O. g. Wyman E. S
Woodworth, B.. H. Woodwork, f. s
Slater. W. D. Gregory, Walter Egglt
ston, O. S. Chapman, W. G. Andrews, {
L. Bartholomew, H. T. Eddy o: J.. Gri:
fifth. David Gamble, E. D. Sewal, G. T
= Alton, j. M. Anderson. D.. P. Jones,
R. Kingman, H. P. Roberts, w. /
Spring, j. B. Sutherland, S. P. Snyde
r. II. Wadsworth; Misses Mary Hal
Katibel Chadbourn, A. M. Mahoney an
Anna Goodsell; Judge E. S. Waite, D
! Norman Smith. George w. Beach an
i G. T. Richard. 90 il >.,
personal AND SOCIAL