The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-19

H. &. MulfOrd, Misses Joy EOrtler,
Ethel Hiles, Marie Cox and Clara Rouck
of st. Paul assisted. The library and
the living room were decorated in pink
pink roses, and in the dining room,
red and white tulips made charming
setting for the table. Mr. and Mrs.
Baker left in the evening for a two
weeks easter trip. They will be at
home at 3O37 Pillsbury avenue after
May Is.
was beautifully decorated for the mar
rage of Miss Janet Mcclure, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure, of
| 1864 Dayton avenue, and Harry A.
Hageman of st. Paul, which took place
last evening at 8 O'Clock. Broad
leaved palms made the background for
tall Easter lilies and a tracery Of
smilax clustered about the woodwork
of the organ and altar. Mrs. G.. H: Ten
Brock presided at the organ and played
a program of nuptial music as the
guests entered, changing to the strains
of the wedding march while Miss Nc
Clure walked to the altar. Clark Nc
known, Henry George, Frank Krelge
and John Mcclure were the ushers
Miss Louise Watkins, in white pomp:a-
dour silk with trimmings of Mechlln
lace and carrying pink roses, was the
maid of honor. and the two little flower
girls were Dorothy Hannah and Helen
Clarckson, both in white and carrying
sweet peas. ~--~ = ...,.. 81. .sts
Mr. Hageman " and his best man,
Franklin Hevener of Dickinson, N. D.,
awaited the bride at the altar. Miss
Mcclure wore a wedding gown of white
with yoke of real lace and folds Of
real lace as the only trimming. The
veil was held with a cluster Of bride
: roses and the bridal bouquet was of
white roses. Rev. G. II. Ten Brock
read the service in the presence Of 25O
guests. 4 reception was !, held. at the
ton avenue. The house was exquisitely
: decorated with Easter lilies and palms,
and in the dining room American
i: mails. We sell large numbers of animals
! Beauty roses and ferns were used. Mr..
l and Mrs. G. Hageman left for the east
4 to spend two weeks. They will make
r their home at 292 Kent street, ST. Paul,
< and will receive after June Ii. i
s The annual military ball Of Company
:, T will be given Friday evening, April
e 27, at Masonic Temple. The decora-
e tions will be carried out in the national
/ colors and the committee is endeavor-
ing to obtain a very; beautiful arrange
a ment. .-.:.
r The North High School Baseball club
q will give it's dancing party tomorrow
e evening in Masonic Temple. =.
IS The South High, School Alumnae as
r ISOLATION has d, arranged. for role,
IS skating party for Friday, April n, il
e the Casino rink, Twentieth and Wash
IS ington avenues N. The hours will BE-
J. from 10 to IL o'clock. ...-,... u
The, people Of Simpson M. 2. church
will give a receRtion. this evening Il
n the church parlors for Rev. John II
m Miller and family whopwill leave tn
re last Of the week. for their old hom
n in Pittsburg, Pa. I'll, 80. -, ~~.s
"a Miss May Swain entertained at,
re luncheon Tuesday afternoon at ne
Id home on E Eighteenth street for Mis-
ge Charity Jones Of Duluth, who is he
tie guest for several weeks. Covers wer
a. laid for six and the appointments wer
I'd in red and white. - .I
A progressive pedro party was give
at trand and Miss Blanche Gone at tn
nj home Of the former, 1905 Fifth avenu
er s, in honor of Mr. Bertrand s thirtiet
Is birthday anniversary. Prizes were Wo
n by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. VanWyck, Nil
ed Elsie Strain and George Delaney. SUI
II. per was served after the games and TT
)r. table was decked in pink and gree
R. Covers were placed for twenty.
Miss Hilda Olson and Emil Pittelko
as were married last evening at the hon
IT. of the bride s mother at lib Six
Ell street s. Only the intimate relativ
J. and friends witnessed the service, viii.
raj was read by Rev. G.. L.. Morrill,. II
he bride wore pretty gown OF white lar
cd down. Her, veil was of chiffon and b
A flowers were bride roses. az
)u-
ell, Miss Alice Dale Stevenson and E
ar ward M. Leighton were married Tue
ell, day evening, at their future home, Is
Ed Emerson avenue N. Rev. Robert Be1
dict offciated. The bride wore pref
. Alice blue gown and carried a lar
+h. bouquet of Easter lilies. Mr.. Leie
W. nf ton Is best man was Mr.. Westerman
: 81 St. Paul, and Miss Lulu Leighton, sist
&c. "sO of the bridegroom, was maid OF hon
! 20 The BRIDES father gave her in nj
~ rage The house was decorated wi
us palms and Easter lilies. A bank
~ palms with canopy of white and gre
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