The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-02
"Women are right to crave beau
ty at any price, since beauty Is the
only merit that men do not contest
with them. ''-Dupuy.

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Mrs. Theodore Hays Of "a Bedford
avenue was the hostess at charmlngly
appointed affair this afternoon in honor
Of Miss Gertrude Satterlee. Forty 1--we
guests had been invited and early IN
| the afternoon six-hand euchre was
played in the cardroom on the upper
| hoor. ... IT,.
The decorations were suggestive OF
| different color scheme In each room;
Easter lilies filled the vases, IN the
living room stately American Beauty
roses were used, and in the hall red
and pink carnations were artlstlcally
combined. After the games the guests
were served supper IN the dining room,
which was aglow with clusters. OF red
tulips and red carnations in quaint pas,
kets and wall pockets, and lllumlned
with red shaded tapers.
i Miss Satterlee was presented with a
dainty piece of linen for her linen
u chest by each of the guests, and found
the neatly tied parcels in the heart OF
an immense water lily, whey rested IN
J a mound Of green. Mrs. Hays was as
sisted during the afternoon 90, by Mrs.
Mrs. A. p. Merrill and Miss Nellie
Merrill gave a charmingly appointed
luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. George Kim
hall Belden. Covers were placed Tor
twelve. Mr.. and Mrs. Belden only re-
turned last week from a wedding trip
to California and a number: OF aHalrs
will be given in their honor In the next
few weeks.
The Elks have decided to give an an
nuai ball and reception and the custom
will be inaugurated Friday evening
April 20, when the first OF the yearly
) functions will take place. The members
and their families will be the only Min
{ neapolis people to. receive 1nvltatlons
5 altho visiting Elks who are here at thai
I time will be hidden and invitations vii
be sent to the lodges thru the state
I The committee (which will make the ar
: rangements includes Fred W. Wood
I ward. chairman, George R. Rentz, A
{ LIE Roy, Charles Her and F. B. !Dennle
I The marriage of Miss Clara Louis
I Schneider and Frank Clyde Cook tool
place last evening at the nome or IN
Ninth avenue S. The Rev. G. L. Nor
( rill read the service in the presence Q
) group Of relatives at o'clock. L
q the rooms an attractive decoration wa
{ carried out with clusters Of jonquils
roses, carnations and palms. The brid
- wore a handsome wedding gown of sill
crepe de chine over yellow silk, trimme
with yoke and bands Of real lace: Sh
carried a shower bouquet of narcissu
Miss Margaret June Hazlett = was tn
flower girl. Miss Hazel Cook preside
at the piano and played the "Lohe1
GRIM wedding march as the bride Ell
tered, and during the service, Mis-
Elizabeth Guth sang, HSweetest Stor
Ever Told.' After the wedding SUI
per Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left for their f
ture home at Miles City, Mont. -
A prettily but simply appointed we
noon in Merriam Park, When MI
Kathryn Alice *Didgle, daughter Of M
and Mrs. Theodore Didgle, became tt
bride Of Leroy Van Cleve Of Chicag
The large bow window in the rreceptie
room was banked with palms, ferns al
vines while white marguerites and ros
hung in great clusters against the gree
background. The ushers were Fred
Stanley and Ralph Towns Of st. Pa,
and George R. Leonard Of Chicago W
best man.
= The bridesmaids, Misses Eleanor Fl.
silk, and carried marguerites The N
tron Of honor. Mrs. Charlotte Daye
Washington, was in white chiffon ov
white silk, and her flowers were al
marguerites. The bridal gown was
lace applique over chiffon and taffet
The bride wore a veil and carried bri
roses. The little flower girl, .Floren
Todd, was in frock Of white Pa
muslin oyer. pale-green silk, and held
basket of green carnation petals WIFI
she scattered in the BRIDES path, VIII
beneath the petals was the weddi
ring on a pillow Of white satin.
, Miss Grace Mathews was at the pia
. and Herman Cooke, on the violin,
, companied the East Side orchestra
\ playing the "Lohengrin chorus
Nj the professional and the "Eveni
" Star" from 'Tannhauser, during
e reading Of the service by Rev. A.