The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-26
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The marriage of Miss Clare Deschene,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Deschene,
and William J. Robinson took place at
4 clock today in the Church of st.
Anne. Rev. j. D. Richard read the SER
vice in the presence of thirty-fve
guests. Miss Excilda Deschene was the
maid of honor and wore pretty prin-
cess gown of pink aeolian with cream
net lace. Her flowers were white asters
and ferns IL an arm bouquet.
Miss Deschene 8 wedding gown was
of white embroidered Swiss over cream
silk, with creamy lace. The gown was
fashioned in princess style, with short
train. Bride roses and lilies Of the val
ley were arranged in a shower for the
bridal bouquet. Ronald Fraser was
the best man.
was held at the home of the BRIDES
parents on Polk street NE. The dec
orations were in pink and white, with
asters and ferns to carry out a color
scheme of pink and green in the par
lors and white and green in the dining
room. Covers were laid for thirty
two at the wedding dinner. Mr.. and
trip. They will be at home on their
return at 81 Hoag avenue.
Mrs. M. j. Scanlon of Groveland ave-
nue. entertained informally at bridge
whist this afternoon. -Four tables were
arranged for the games. Asters in
many colors made pretty decoration
in the rooms.
The bridal dinner for the members Of
the Batson-Brown wedding party was
given last evening at Saltwater by Mr..
and Mrs. Albert G. Lehmiche and Mrs.
Jacob Bean. Covers were laid for
twenty-five. The rehearsal of the cere-
mony that will take place this even
ing, was held after the dinner.
At the meeting of the Cotillion club
last evening, committee was appoint
ed composed of Walter G. Hudson,
Charles Heffelfnger, John Pillsbury
G. G.. Ireys and Edgar H. Pierson, to
make arrangements for the first german
to be given early in November. The
date for the first ball will be set at the
! next meeting.
} Miss Lillian Rourke gave the bridal
dinner Monday evening for Miss Jes-
sic Roberta Whitaker and Daniel c..
\ Kingery Of Seymour, Iowa, who are
J to be married this evening. The din
4 ing-room was decorated in green and
: white and asters and ferns were used.
Green tapers in brass candelabra under
green shades made pretty illumina-
ton. Covers were placed for twelve
guests.
The Breezy Point cottagers spent
} Saturday aboard the steamer Hopkins
in a tour Of the upper and lower Min
netonka lakes. Luncheon was served
\ on board. The affair was a family one
J for all the children were taken along.
In the party were Messrs. and Mines.
: W. A. Eggleston, H. p. Ross, F. L.
Jackson, w. L. Badger, w. G. Tiffany,
Milo Phillips, Frank Manner, Eugene
! N. Best, w. j. Held, Mrs. S. Thorpe
\ and Mrs. John G. FAIRIES of Duluth.
. Mrs. H. M. Hendrickson entertained
} Saturday afternoon for Mrs. L. A. Lift
ring of Toledo. Ohio. Covers were laid
4 for twelve and the guests were all for
\ mer residents of Rushford, MINI. The
j centerpiece for the table was large
bowl of asters and maidenhair ferns
: and the name cards were embellished
with photographs of scenes about Rush.
ford. A single pink aster marked the
! cover of each guest and the place of
\ Mrs. Lifring was designated by bou
y quet Of the pink blossoms Pink asters
2 were prettily arranged in bowls and
J vases IN the rooms. Mrs. Liffring has
been the guest Of Mrs. Hendricksor
for a week.
\ Miss Emma Collins of St. Joseph Is
j hospital, St. Paul, and DR.. A. F. Moyn
9 Than, formerly of st. Paul, but now OF
~ Sank Center, were married today al
Little Falls, and are spending a few
! days in the city.
y The marriage Of Miss Lillian Wefer
U and Jay Benjamin took place SATURDAY.
= the bride, Mrs. Emma G. Wefcn. Rev
Andrew Anderson read the service II
: the presence OF group of intimate
y friends and relatives. The vows were
y spoken in a bower Of green under {
U wedding bell of smilax. A gay decora
! ton Of white ribbons, roses and aster:
: prevailed in the room. The bride wore
Hght-blue wolfe, trimmed with renais
. sance, lace. Following the service
Il bridal supper was served in the dining
room. Mr.: and Mrs. Benjamin. have
L home of Mr. BENJAMIN. They will be-
Il at home after Oct. l at 1890 POLL
II street NE.
4 Miss Eva Shannon entertained Mon
II day evening at her home. 1S43 Jackson
N SCIeeI NE, Tor MISS Edna. M. GOude
Il who left yesterday for Maple Plain
Il Autumn flowers decked the rooms
Il There were eight guests.
4 Miss Lillian st. Aubin of St. Pau
/ gave a luncheon Friday afternoon a
| Donaldson s tea rooms for Miss Vad
I nnais Of Albany, N. Y, who is her guest
I Covers were laid for five and afte
I luncheon Miss St. Aubin entertained
| at box party at the Orpheum.
I PERSONAL md SOCIAL.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koehler and son ar
4 ZONE from a vacation visit to Taylors Fall.
l Mrs. Frank Barons left last evening TO ioi
N Mr. Barons at Washington. D. c., where the
II will spend the winter
N Mrs Nellie L. Beach Of Macon No.,
visiting her niece: Mrs. Matt Higbee, 70
Thirteenth avenue Sc.
- MINNEAPOLIS people at New York hotels are a
follows Belmont f. II. Blackwell: Seville, c, ,
Martin. Mrs. e. =. Gage.
Bridal Veil lodge, D. Of f.. will give car
IL party at the home of Mrs. 7. Danes 429 Jeffe
80 son street Ne Friday afternoon.
James BRYANT w. r. c. will have an ope