The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-27


their daughter Annie Laurie to Roy
Anderson Cooley, which, will take place
Wednesday,, Sept. 12, in Trinity Bap-
fist church. Over 400 cards were sent
out for the service which will be fol
lowed by reception for the relatives
the Lewis residence, 5000 Richfeld ave
nue.. ,i,$,. <.,.. -
Miss Lewis will have as her maid Of
honor Miss Frances Thayer, and Misses
Opal Fay and Helen Trussell will be
the bridesmaids. The best man will
be Paul Kinports and Ralph Mitchell,
Arthur Edwards, Chester, Kinnard and
Miss Helen Trussen will entertain
the bridal party at house party at
her summer home at Big Island. Min
| netonka. The young people will go
out Friday and remain until Monday:
| Wednesday evening, Mr.. Mitchell will
give q theater party for Miss Lewis
and Mr.. Cooley at the metropolitan. to
Louise Pye entertained for Miss Lewis.
| A quiet wedding of tomorrow will be
that of Miss Gertrude Louise Baldwin
and Walter John Middleton, which will
! take place at the home of the bride s
ing avenue S.. Mr.. Middleton and his
bride viii 90 east on their wedding trip
and thew will be at home after Dec.
at 1909 First avenue S.. #
MSS Florence Powell, whose, mar
riage to George Gallagher Of Manila
will take place upon her arrival there,
will leave tomorrow morning for Seat
tie, where she will take the steamer.
Wislizemus, the wife Of Judge A. Wis
lizemus, and Miss Alterton. Mr.. Gal
lagher is first lieutenant in the constab-
ulary at Manila When at the univer--
sity Mr.. Gallagher became member of
the Sigma Chi fraternity and Miss
Powell is a prominent alumnae OF the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority ssoo The
| Mrs. Marie Jones announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Katherine
o 'Brien to John Keohane of Beach,
N. D. The wedding will take place
Sept. II in st. Stephen s church.
Miss Edna Geraldine Brown has
chosen Sept. 26 as the date for her mar
rage to Samuel Waite Batson. Miss
Brown and her mother Mrs. M. o.
Brown, are spending the summer in
Saltwater with Miss Brown s aunt, Mrs
Bronson,p and the wedding will take
place in that city in the Presbyterian
church. Invitations will be out in a
week or two.
Wednesday, Sept. 5, is the date Miss
Rena Gunderson has chosen for he1
marriage to DR.. Robert Wallace Of
Watertown, MINI. The wedding will
be celebrated at the home of the bride
1925 Twenty-ffth avenue S, at
o'clock. Miss Emma Gunderson will
be her sisters maid Of honor and H
Nelson will be best man.
Miss LOCUST of 1868 TwentyfourtE
avenue Sc gave parcel shower for the
bride Wednesday evening". Summer
garden sprinkler held the gifts which
were presented to the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Rowland an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh
ter Florence to o. Nelson Dyste The
wedding will take place in September
Mrs: E. W. Kneeland of ,A:ldrich az
enue was hostess . at a luncheon OF
aldson IS tearooms. The table wa!
= placed in the ivory room, and was hand
( somelY decked with pink and white
dahlias and asparagus ferns.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Crewe will
! give dinner this evening at the Day
ton tearooms in honor Of their guests
|: M. J. D. Wilson and his daughter, Mrs
{ Elizabeth Perkins Of Terre Haute, Ind
: Decorations will be in pink and whit
: asters and covers will be laid for eight
s A theater party at the metropolitan
! will follow the dinner.
Miss Asenath Cox entertained a
{ dinner Saturday evening at Hotel de
8 Otero in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. J.
Heilenman of New Jersey, and thei
z daughter, Mrs. Georger Heller of ST
Paul. Pink and white asters wer
: charmingly arranged on the table.
y Miss Lillian Henen Cecilia Carlson o
: Boston, is the guest of her uncle an
( aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Carlson, 113
s Monroe street NE. Friday was Mis-
: Carlson s birthday anniversary and he
uncle and aunt entertained eightee
: young people at their home in honor 0
( the occasiosn. The rooms were brigh
{ with palms and flowers. Miss Carlso
s was graduated this year from the Ne7
England Conservatory Of Music. an