The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
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6er residence on Park avenue. for a
week. During their short stay in Min
neapolis they will be entertained at a
number of charming affairs. Mrs. Pea
vey will give dinner Friday evening
ers will be laid for thirty. Mrs. Theo-
dore c. Jordan will give a luncheon
tomorrow in her apartments at the Co.
lonial, and H. P. Watson will give
dinner for them in the evening. Mrs.
A. T. Rand of Ferndale, Lake Mime
tonka, will have a house party, for her
and early next week, Mrs. n. b: Jor-
dan of the Colonial will give lunch
| con for them.
A pretty wedding took place at the
Soldiers Home today, when Miss
Madge Davis became the bride of E.
F. Webbe1, Jr. Miss Davis. is the
at the Home, and Mr. Webber is the
son Of Judge E. F.. Webber Of the
ninth judicial district, whose residence
is in New Ulm. The service was read
in the chapel by DR.. R. NJ. Adams.
One hundred invitations had been is
sued and the ceremony was marked by
charming ,appointtments. The flower
renowned for its wealth of beautiful
blossoms. had given up it's gorgeous
flowers which, amidst the glossy green
of palms, ferns and evergreens, made
an exquisite setting. Roy McKusick
and Miss Lucille McKusick Furnished
music: Miss McKusick played the
the bride entered and shortly, before
the service Mr.. McKusick sang bid
Me to Love- after the vows had been
spoken he sang Conquered and Miss
McKusick played the Mendelssohn
march as the recessional.
Miss Davis wore a charming wedding
gown of white French lawn made over
a slip Of white taffeta. The dress was
elaborately trimmed. with real valen-
ciennes lace and insertion, and she
held a large cluster of brides roses:
After the service reception was held
in the apartments Of DR.. Davis at the
hospital Roses, asters and sweet peas
made an attractive ornament IN the
rooms and on the table, from which
light collation. was served. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber left in the
afternoon for Duluth en- route to BUT
falo by way Of the Great Lakes, where
they will spend a few weeks before
going to their home at Franklin; MINI
Among the guests from out OF the city
were friends of the family IRON, NAN,
kato, New Ulm, Franklin and the twin
many beautiful gifts.
Mrs. R. C. Rodney of Park boule
; ward was hostess at dinner last even
ing in honor Of Miss Stewart OF Colum
bus, Ohio, who is her guest for few
, weeks. Golden glow, in a mound OF
: feathery asparagus ferns, made prey
4 cards showed a dainty water color de-
] sign of the sunny blossoms, with the
4 puests' names written in gold. Covers
4 were laid for eight. After dinner the
I party attended the concert at the pa
q vilion.
Mrs. Bertha Rathbun Swart enter
d tanned at porch party yesterday atter
{ noon at her lake home, 4O5l Park boule
I ward, for a group. of Linden Hlll
i women. to meet Miss bertha, 3, ,Rathpul
from to S o'clock, and receiving will
I the hostess and the honor guest wer
n Mines. G.. W. Rathbun and L. V. Rath
a bun. Golden glow and sweet peas wer
d used and filed every conceivable re
ceptacle on the porch and in the living
q rooms, and clusters of sweet pea
q adorned the small tables from whicll
q the ices and confections were served
4 The home of Mrs. Rathbun is in clos
q concert was enjoyed during the after
8I noon. Miss Rathbun is spending tn
summer in Minneapolis with her cousin
n Master Arnold Anderson. Of 1918 Eas
q Two-anda-Half street, was host at
81 birthday anniversary party Tuesda
Il from to O'Clock. Asters and bowl
s of pansies gave the rooms a festiv
3 touch. The guests were Misses Mable
M No7
= son and Thora Larson, Masters Carl an
q Hiding Anderson, Marshall Wallace
= Leonard and Ludwig Nelson, Clarenc
and Irving Madsen and Walter All
berg.
J The marriage of Miss Corinne Brough
ton and DR.. Oreil Kibbe Of Harmony
Mimi, took place today at 4 'clock a
the home of the brides parents, M
and Mrs. A. I. Broughton, 5l3 Fourt
avenue Sc. The house was decked wit
where the ceremony took place, a ban
of palms, arching toward the ceilin
a and white waterlilies with yellow ce1
4 ters, completely hid the window fro1
view. The mantle bore white roses an
dahlias, contrasting with the green Q
4 asparagus ferns. Sheaves of golde
d glow in the reception hall lent a note Q
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an effective background for the blo'
SONS. Woodbine was wound around tn
q banister and the golden glow relieve
it's somberness. In the reception rool
stately palms were used and in bow
g and vases were pink and white swee
"A peas. The appointments in the dinin
q room were in red. A large basket {
y red geraniums conferred the table an
ribbons of the same shade with aspar,
gus vines fell from the chandelier
the edges of the table where the bio
SONS with fern fronds caught the ril
bons in knot. Flowers and vine
made an effective decoration in the gi.
room.
Before the ceremony Miss Leah Roh
bach sang s'Oh, Promise Me-" and {
the bridal. party descended the stat
Maurice Salisbury sounded the "Lohel
GRIM wedding march. Attending tt
bride was her cousin, Miss Jeannet1
Case, who wore white French lawn an
carried pink roses. Little Herbe
Broughton in a suit Of white carried tt
IT. ring in white rose. - g..
who gave her in marriage. Her. gov
f. was of white French muslin trimme
with valenciennes lace, made ov
white eyelet embroidered taffeta. H
- bouquet was of white roses and 81
J., wore roses in her hair. Hamiltt
= Broughton, brother Of the bride, w
~ DR.. Kibbe's best man. Mr.. and Nj
! A. J. Kibbe of Hampton, Iowa, paren
Of the bridegroom, and Mr.. and Nj
Broughton received with the brid