The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
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Miss Eda Richter, whose marriage to
James S. Bishop takes place Wednes-
day, June 81 at the hcme Of the family,
was the honor guest at a charming pink
and green luncheon given this afternoon
by Mrs. F. b. Whitcomb at her home,
/ l7l7 Laurel avenue. Sixteen of the
ed, and presented her with dainty souve-
Mrs during the afternoon. The table
was in pink and green, and candelabra
holding pink tapers Illuminated the
appointments and deepened the pink Of
peonies and roses. The place Of Miss
| Richter was designated by huge bou-
quet Of pink peonles tied with tiarlng
1 pink bow to her chair
i Mrs. Harry Stevenson Of 4404 Upton
i avenue, gave a pretty luncheon yester-
4 day at her home for Miss Richter. She
had chosen dainty color scheme of
pink and white for the decorations, and
clusters of peonies stood in the parlors
ana n ar the dinng GevGls
Miss Richter was given surprise parcel
shower. 81
] Many Minneapolis people will be in
terested in the coming marriage Of Miss
Elizabeth Clark Richardson and Frede-
rick Dale Hannaford, which will take
place at the BRIDES home near Los An
geles, Wednesday. Miss Richardson is
The daughter Of Frank P. Richardson
who resided on Girard avenue S, until
the removal of the family to California
two years ago.
Mrs. G. H. johnson entertained at a
| 1,,on 4~l0 o+ ha~ nh
land avenue. Covers were . laid for
twenty-four and the table appointments
were all in pink, with clusters of sweet
peas. Bridge whist followed the lunch
con. ~.
Mrs. H. w. Kixmoeller entertained a
group of children this afternoon at her
or of the birthday anniversary Of her
daughters, Phyllis and Doris. Forty
) games We're played on the lawn until
Supper time, when favors were dis
tributed to find partners for the supper
march. The diningroom was prettily
decorated in pink and white. The birth,
graced the center of the table. Miss
( Gladys Speaker assisted the young hos
tesses and Misses Stella Broberg and
Sylvia Helwig furnished several piano
numbers. w., ~.
One of the weddings Of last evening
was that Of Miss Florence Nell Cross
n. D., which was celebrated at the
home of the bride 8 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. P. Cross, at their homo on Cal
houn boulevard. The bridal altar was
arranged in the iving-room of tall
palms and ferns, with white carnations.
In the dlningroom a note Of color was
introduced in the red carnations which
I nounced the entrance of the bridal
( party with the :" Lohengrin" bridal
) chorus, white ribbons were drawn to
I the altar by little Yvette Tardiff and
I Clara Cross and Masters Theodore
! knappen and Judson Knappen. Miss
Leo Sophia Cross, who was maid of
I honor, led the way to the altar. She
{ wore a gown of sheer lawn md car
RED rISlI large cluster Of pink roses: Pre-
McCaig in a frock Of blue silk and car
: rying the ring in the center of a large
white rose. The bridal gown was 81
white Partisan lawn, trimmed with Ger
man valenciennes lace, and the bouquet
was of white carnations. Rev. G. 3
Burton read the service. Mr.. and Mrs
gToom,s father and mother, Mr., an(
Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Of Dodge Center
and Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Cross in receiv
ing congratulations. Misses Adelaid,
Lang. and Mayme Fortier presided ovel
| the frappe bowl and Misses Minerva
| Acton, Jeannette. Van Bleek and Ca
| After spending a fortnight in Dodg,
Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson will q
| to Binford, where they will receive af
ter Sept. l. 49, -. Z
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Stanchfeld was the scene Of q pretty
ter, MISS Ethel stanchfeld ' became tn
bride Of William H. Larsen. Only. tn,
relatives and close friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was read by Rev
G. F. Holt. The bride entered on tn
arm Of her father as the Lohengrin
wedding march. was played by Mis-
Cecil Smith, her cousin. During tn
ceremony, which took place before ;
"Hearts and Flower" was softl.
sounded. The bride wore white Persial
valenciennes lace and carried Bird
roses. Little Elsie Woodward, in
frock of white silk, carried the rim
in the heart of white rose.
The living room was adorned wit
= PAINS. terms ana WHO roses anu Tn
II dining room with red and white cal
y. Mines. A. G. Smith and Leslie Wood
| ward received with Mr.. and Mrs. Lal
| ltsen. Misses Emma, Nellie and Naom
| Larsen of Albert Lea, sisters Of tn
| bridegroom, were among the guest.
| After Aug. Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen wi
III be at home at 1922 Fourth street N.
II The wedding Of Miss Zillah EIDE
III I. W. Waterman and John Frankli
| Vosburgh took place yesterday mor1
ing and was witnessed by the relative
| and few near friends. The bride
gown was Of white Persian lawn mad
] princesse fashion and her bouquet 9
bridal roses was tied with satin ribbon
The service was read by Rev. Georg
H. Taubert and was followed up wit