The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-11
News
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Society

sisters, Mrs. R. E. Tearse and Charles
Crangle of Winona, and assisting about
the rooms were Mines. A.. E. Merrill, J.
B. Gilfillan, Louis X. Hull, H. L. Sta
pies, E. J: Carpenter, Charles s: Jel-
ley, W. H. Lees, John H. Mcmillan,
George 3. Lane and 6. I. -Jaffr,ay and
Misses Grace Harrison and Merrill.
There were eighty guests.
Mrs. s. II. Davis gave linen shower
s, for Miss Gladys E. Mcdonald, a
bride Of October. Twenty guests were
present. Roses, carnations and maiden
hair ferns carried out a color scheme of
pink and green in the parlors and in
the dining room. Miss Allen assisted
the hostess.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter gave an in
formal reception last evening at her
home on Groveland avenue. Mrs. Fran
ces Potter received with Mrs. Winter,
and assisting in the dining room were
Mines. Arthur E. Martin, Andreas Ue-
land and w. NICK. Blake. Clusters Of
fall flowers were placed. about the
| rooms. T., ~ .. =. ...., ,,
/ Mrs.Potter has recently returned from
Cambridge, Eng, where she spent a
| year in study and she favored the
guests with an informal but intensely
Interesting talk on English, university
cation as they exist in England and
America. Her description Of the. Eng
lish university, with its .exclusiveness
and apartness from the world of trade
and politics, made the life of the stu
dent under such favorable conditions
and in an atmosphere so saturated with
tradition appear especially attractlve.
Her own experience in breaking the
crust of exclusiveness and gaining &C
Cambridge libraries was delightfully."-
told. There were sixty guests.
The marriage of Miss Helen Virginia
Gilbert and Jay Downer of New, Y ork,
! took place last evening at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES brother and sister,
Fo FIJI ana street. Met. ST. Rev: George f.
Merrill read the service in the library.
Robert Mccall and Arthur Kennedy
were the ushers and stretched the white
satin ribbons for the aisle. The bow
. window simulated chapel and masses
from Great Darlington, in the Berk-
shire Hills, were used to make q back
ground for clusters of pink dahlias.
Chrysanthemums topped the bookcases
ard the mantel shelf, and the rooms
were lighted with candles. In the par
lor pink dahlias and t}pfnk carnations
mingled with smilax and, palms and
ferns, while red, dahlias were in a
mounA Of asparagus ferns in the din
lSing room" - ;. A%'e1
I Miss Florence Garlock- played the Lo-
hengrin wedding march as the, bride
entered; Miss Gilbert g wedding gown
was of ivory duchess satin, made with
train and trimmed with garniture OF
old lace. The imported net veil was
held with a wreath of white roseb buds,
and white carnations and maidenhalr
ferns were her flowers Miss. Marie
Lundeen was the maid of honor, she
was in pink silk, and car
Iied pink roses. W. E. Downer OF
A reception for which about 200 in.
vitations had been issued. followed
from s to 10 CLOCK. Receiving with
Mr.: and Mrs. Downer were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. W
E. Downer of Muscatine, Iowa, Mrs. J.
"A. Lundeen. of San Francisco, and
Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Downer left for New York
where they will reside. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r; David
son of Winnipeg, Mrs. A. Davidson and
Miss Davidson Of Toronto, Mr.. end
Mrs. Stephen Kirby Of .Hibbing, and
B. M. Hungerford Of Aitken.
A double wedding was solemnized
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Cole, Sill East Fifteenth
street.. The brides were their, two
daughters, Miss Marian Alice Cole, who
was married to Rev. Henry G.. Hanson
and Miss Phoebe Cole, who became the
bride of Vernice Franklin Ludwig. Rev
G: w. Case Of Portage, Wis, a friend
was witnessed by only the: immediate
Clark. played the "Lohengrin" wed
ding march. Miss Marian Cole entered
first and her marriage was followed by
that of her sister. The brides wor,
white and carried bride roses. Afte:
the wedding a supper was served ii
the SALIVA declzed dining room: The ap
pointments in the parlors were in all
! Mrs. Hanson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
left for Beloit, Wis, to visit MI. ant
( Mrs: Peter Hanson Mr.. 2Hansonswas for
nferly secretary Of the University Y
: NJ. G. A., and IS now secretary at Be
lott university Rev and Mrs. Henr.
J | Hanson will go to Helena, Mont, t
reside, and MI. and Mrs. Ludwig will
make their home in Mishawaka, Ind.
7 $3.50 -: ( ~. - s.s7
: s5 Miss Belle McBeath, daughter Of Nj
= and Mrs A. G. sMcBeath, and Ira {
Aldrich~ were married last evening a
the family home, 221 West Thirty-thir
street. Miss .MeBeath is the first 6men
! Der Of Elizabeth Starkw ather tent, NJ
1. Daughters Of Veterans; to marry, an
a great deal Of interest was reused b
the wedding in g.. A. r. circles.%s Rev
= Stanley B. Roberts %. Bethany PresbJ
= terrain church read the service In tn
: presence Of d group Of $50 relatives an
friends. Miss Susie McBeath paaye
the wedding march. <~s:>E5.
The. bride wore, white Persian law
trimmed with. baby Irish lace, and hel
white carnations. Miss Martha Goo
p was the maid Of honor. She wore ereal
silk null over cre am silk 18th trim
8| mings ,sof lace and her AowersS3,we1
b. pink carnations. Frank B.. Way Wa
H Che best man. Autumn leaves and fol
b age decorated the rooms, and suspende
81 from the roof of a. floral bower was
n large wedding bell Receiving wit
III Mr.. and Mrs. ,Aldrich were Mr.. kan
81 Mrs. McBeath and Mr.: andSMrs. N ]
II Aldricfi. ! The centerpiec sin the dill
ing room was a family heirloom a
IA ANTIQUE candelabrun which had been
wedding gift Of the BRIDES gran,
father. Mines. W. "A. Randall, Clinic
McBeath and il. Cross served, an
Misses Ora Dewey, Ida and Florent
Mccullough I assisted. Mr.. and Mr.
Aldrich will be at home at 4Curri
| MINI, after Oct 10.