The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15

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bride left Oh a short trip and they will
be at home at BIB Portland avenue,
after March,. H.
A wedding that will bring a bride to
Minneapolis took place last evening in
Chicago, when Miss Marie Louise
liam E. Coates, and Leroy Seymour Sax
ton Of this city were married. Rev.
James s. Ainslie read the service at the
Coates residence on Wilson avenue.
Ferns and flowers made pretty set
ting and canopy Of trailing vines was
arranged above the .lulprovised altar.
Max Cohen played the wedding march
and little Virginia Wen acted as flower
girl. The maid Of honor, Miss Ger
trude Coates, a sister of the bride,
wore yed pink and white ndsss gown and ear
gown was Of white louisine and her
flowers were bride roses. Chauncey G.
Coon,, cousin of the bridegroom, was
best man. The service was followed by
a supper, and covers were placed for
fifty. Among the out-of town guests
were Chauncey G. Coon, Robert Saxton
and Miss Cora Schultz, Minneapolis;
w. P. st. Clair, Nunda, ILL.,, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Arvedson, Carpenter
vile, III. After bridal tour Of few
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton will make
Saxton is engaged in business.
The marriage of Miss Annah Maria
Bundy. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Bundy, and Felix John Rogers took
place last evening at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, 10 Oak Grove street.
Thirty relatives and friends were pres
ent at the service, which was read by
Rev. T. w. Stout. A string, orchestra
played the bridal and reception music.
Mrs. T. G: Montgomery was her sister s
matron of honor. She wore blue organ
die over blue silk. Miss Bundy's we'd
ding dress was of white French lawn,
trimmed with valenciennes lace, and she
carried a large bouquet Of English vio-
let's. At the informal reception which
followed, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy and
Mrs, Montgomery. In the dining room
a color scheme Of pink and green had
been carried out with pink roses and
ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will be at
home at 1856 Linden avenue after
March /. - -
A Valentine cotillion, charming in it's
appointments, was danced last evening
in johnson hall by dancing club of
married people. Red and white were
the colors of the evening and Miss
Ethel Malcolm led the cotillion.. In
one figure the men masked as souvenir
post cards found their destination writ
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Fluffy boas and decorated whips were
used in sleigh figure, and bibs and
aprons were for the concluding number
which was followed by a supper. Al
lert g orchestra played and about forty
couples danced. -: - -. :.,.;.l.
Mrs. Fred Rollins of no Seventh
avenue Sc was surprised yesterday
afternoon by a. group of women who
belong to an informal card club OF
which Mrs. Rollins is a member, Each
!! Of the twelve guests took a gait to the
hostess, and after cards had beer
played a dainty supper s w S1;s served e ?
Mrs L. II. Evertss entertained at {
luncheon yesterday afternoon 4 at 4 he!
home on Seventh street Sc. Mrs. Harry
Ham Of Montreal, Canada, was th,
guest Of honor, and covers were ,laie
| for six. Mrs. Ham is at present tn,
guest of Mrs. A. E. Reuillard. r
Mrs. Math Kunz entertained at :;
birthday luncheon yesterday at he
home on Jackson street NE, for Mis-
Julia Quincy. Covers were laid 70
eight and the table was prettily deco
rated with violets, and a, bunch Of vic
let's was fastened to the hand-painte
namecards. In the par1or and living
room the decorations were in red an
were appropriately carried out VIII
valentine emblems.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George. B. Young 0
Newport, VT, were guests at an infol1
NAL luncheon which Mrs. Benjamin a
1O'Neil gave for them. Mr.. and Mr.
Young have been in the city for wee
aud left for the east last night. r.
The guests of the Hotel Waverly wi
entertain at a dancing party at til
hotel Saturday evening. a
A farewell reception will be given Fl
Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Tillinghast of Tu
tie church tomorrow evening, at tt
home, OF Mr.. and MIS- II. -. Hayne
2713 Blaisdell avenue. : = '.." =.
Miss Lena Moser Of Plum City ar
Robert Swanlaw of Milton, N. D., we
married yesterday in the parlors Of tt
l Nicollet House. Rev. A. B. Marsha
! read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Swa
\ law will make their home in Milto
8 n. D. e..
L Mr.. and Mrs. William Lemke ente
: tanned a group Of friends at a Valenti1
party Tuesday evening at their HON
q 401 Fourth street Sc. Cards we
u u played early in the evening and t
= prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey: A musical, program and rea
), ings by Mrs. H. F. Willard followed t
games. The rooms were decorated wi
!; ! red hearts, red carnations and ferns.
the dining room the decorations we
:, carried out with festeons of. hearts al
I the buffet luncheon was served from
a daintily appointed table. Covers we
K laid for eighteen.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. F.. s. Blackmar emit,
q q tanned Thursday evening at their hon
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