The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
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rlone Ward Burt. Twelve guests had
been invited and spent the afternoon
tying pink quilt with dainty pink
bows for the bride. The color sug-
gested in the gift was carried out thra
the rooms and varied with touches Of
green. Pink asters filed the wallpock-
cts and hanging baskets, and sweet
peas were on the table in the dining
room, from which the buffet luncheon
was served. Miss Burt was presented
with a large cluster Of fragrant pink
roses, and the guests received smaller
bouquets Of the same flowers as favors.
Assisting Miss Barnard were Miss
Burt, Mrs. E.. H. Graves and Miss
Florence Buck. The guests were Mines.
E. II. Barnes, Lindley w. Holbrook,
Ward Blake, Arthur Atkins, William
Kinsell, Misses Maude Tubbs, Annie
Laurie Lewis, Catherine Hewson, Min
ME Troendle, Florence Buck and Flor
Miss Sue NJ. sDickey Of 17o1 Park
avenue will entertain next Wednesday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Burt. :
Miss Anna Jordan Of Highland ave.
nue., entertained group Of Wells col
lege girls at an informal luncheon to-
day. The honor guests were Miss Jes-
sic Lines and Miss Anne Vinton, who
are visiting Miss Caroline Joyce. 4.
Mrs. Henry G. Hanke entertained
at a birthday party today for her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Hanke, and
for sixteen Of her school friends. In
the afternoon the young people were
taken to the Orpheum matinee, and the
performance was followed by a lunch
con at Donaldson's tearooms. The Ia
bic was placed in the Dutch room, and
red and green were the chosen colors.
The centerpiece was of red SALIVA, and
at each cover was a long-stemmed red
carnation as favor.
Mrs. E. W. Kneeland of 1923 Aldrich
avenue S has issued Invitations for a
luncheon to be given at Donaldson g
tea rooms Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. T. Honstain Of 1885 Bryant
avenue s has cards out for a reception
in honor of Mrs. Kneeland, which will
be given next Friday afternoon from
8 to s o'clock at her home. Mrs. Knee
land will leave for Winnipeg the first
Of next month, to make her home.
A beautifully appointed wedding Of
last evening was that OF Miss Ethel
Palmer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @;
Palmer, to DR.. Harry E. Garfield Of
family home on Second avenue s at 8
o'clock. DR.. G. E. Burton read the
service in the presence Of a large group
of guests. Miss Adella johnson played
the program of bridal music and an
nounced the approach Of the bride with
the Mendelssohn wedding march, play
ing Schuman's "Traumerei' very soft
ly as the vows were spoken.
Midsummer flowers lent their glorious
beauty to give festive air and differ
ent color note was carried out in every
room: The bridal altar was erected in
the living room in a great bow window,
made the background, the foliage chang
ing the room into leafy bower. Clus-
ters Of white asters added their star
gladioli filled a large hanging basket
in the hall, and oak leaves twined the
stair rails and topped the newell post.
White asters and pink gladioi were
used in the library where the frappe
ers and foliage. Red was the color
note in the diningroom. Gladioli CEN
tered the table and the glow Of red:
shaded tapers in brass candelabra made
an attractive illumination. The side
board and the mantel were hidden IN
der tangle Of green, studded with red
blossoms.
Miss Palmer wore a beautiful gown
Of white Fren ch lawn made over white
silk, with trimmings Of valenciennes
lace in a bow-knot design: The lace
was inserted in the skirt, in the tucked
BRIDE flowers were bride roses. Miss
Alice Palmer was her sisters maid Of
honor and wore pale blue muslin de
sole over blue. and held bouquet Of
pink asters. Little Lucille McCanna.
in a frock Of white and a pink sash,
carried the ring in the center of a rose.
M. A. Jordan was the best man. A
group Of young girls, Misses Florence
Palmer, Bertha Kneeland, Florence and
Maude Mclnnes and Edna Gould held
'ns nv En ana %1s 5: G. Palmer received
with Dr.. and MRS. Canfeld after ft't the
ceremony. Mrs. Sarah Weatherw YAK
presided In the diningroom and Mrs.
Harry Conkey and Miss Fannie Palmer
assisted. Misses Jane Walton and
Blanche Vincent served frappe. DR..
and Mrs. Garfield left last evening for
Hsatton, n. D., where they will receive
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Otis announce the
engagement of their daughter. Mabel
r., to Arthur Newton Randall Of Los
Angeles, Cal. -~
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Everett Sheldon an
nouhce the engagement Of their dauph
ter, Grace s., to A. q. Crook. The we'd
ding will take place early in September.
The marriage Of Miss Amy J, Cook to
James Robinson will take place toinor-
row afternoon. Miss Emily Jannev en-
tertained for Miss Cook Wednesday
afternoon and Mrs. Hiram Lyon Of the
East Side entertained also for her with
an afternoon affair during the week. -
Mrs. Charles n. johnson gave a
luncheon yesterday at Donaldson g tea
rooms for Miss Vernita Consieni Of EN-
mettsburg, Iowa, who is the guest Of
Miss Winnifred Johnson. Covers were
laid for six, and the table was deco
rated with Long -stemmed pink gladioi.
A number Of Minneapolis people have
been out in Banf the past few weeks
In an effort to escape from the heat and
found the mountain trips delightful and
cool. Among those who have been at
3anf Springs hotel recently were
Messrs and Mines. Frank T. HefelAn-
ger, Denman F. Johnson, Mrs. Chaun-
cey R. Lamb, Miss MCCULLOUGH, Miss
Lamb, Miss Fish, John s. Pil1sbury.
Mrs. W. s. Mott, Miss Mott, Mrs. SIS
Thorpe, Messrs. and Mines. George 81.
Malcolmson and Charles L. Chase.
F Mrs. L. s. Meeker entertained At q
dinner last evening at her home on