The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

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4 Women have tongues Of craft
and hearts Of guile. - asso.
was that Of Miss Mary S. sturgiss and
DR.. Benjamin @. Stevens Of Hannibal,
Mo-, which was solemnized at 4 CLOCK
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rob
bins, 1000 Park avenue. About fifty
guests gathered to witness the cere
mony, which was read by Rev. L. N.
Crandall. Pink and white carnations
and roses were lavishly used with foil
age in the parlors where a bank Of
ground for the bridal couple. The same
color scheme was carried out in the
other rooms with the exception of the
dining room, which was in red with
carnations and red tapers on the table
and sideboard. Mrs. F. G. Holbrook
played the fLohengrin'' bridal chorus
as the bride entered, preceded by Miss
Dorothy Robbins, in a frock of blue and
carrying the wedding ring in the heart
of a rose. The bride wore brown
and carried bride roses and violets, An
informal reception followed and Mrs.
j. e. Frederick of ST.. Paul and Mrs.
Robert Chisholm presided in the dining
room. DR.. and Mrs. Stephens will leave
this evening for California, where they
will travel for some weeks, and they
will not be at home in Hannibal until
after April 1.
-, The ;. marriage Ct Miss Ella Lille,
thur Campbell Leighton, took place
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the home
OF the brides parents, 1926 Fourth
street N. It was quite home affair
and invitations had been issued to fif-
ty relatives and friends Of the two
families: Rev. J. Holt read the service
IN the living room, where palms and n,
ing vines wreathed the windows and
doors. Miss Nellie Wingate presided
at the piano and Miss Ruth Wingate,
violinist, assisted. Schubert s "Sere-
nade' was played as the guests ar
rived and the 90 Tannhauser' march
announced the entrance of the bridal
pair. During the exchange OF the
vows "The Evening Starr was softly
played and the Mendelssohn march was
sounded at the close of the ceremony.
The informal reception program in
cluded List g "Tarantella'' and the
intermezzo from "Cavaleiria Rusti.
cana The bride wore a gown of
white French lawn over white satin
with trimmings of white satin ribbon
the lace extended in ' shape into the
belt of the blouse and the full sleeves
had an elaborate design of the lace
Her flowers were bride roses. There
were no attendants, but Josephine Ma
ley was thel title usher on the SECOND
Lille, acted in the same capacity OF
the first, floor. Receiving with Mr.: ant
Mrs. Leighton were Mr.. and Mrs. Lille
and Mrs. A. G. Leighton, and groul
Of young girls-the Misses Elda Maley
Ida Winslow, Jessie Smith and Rutl
assisted. Supper was serve'
from small tables and the bridal party
dining room. The decorations wer
pink and white carnations. On thei
return from a short trip Mr.. and Mrs
Leighton will be at home at 1888 Du
pont avenue N after Feb. IA. The out
of-town guests were D. B. Thayer an
NJ. H. Wick Of Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs
E. E. Wick of Cedar Falls, Iowa, an,
J. L. D. Girls, members Of the club t
, which the bride belongs, were ais
! present.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gloyd ente,
tanned about thirty Of their friend
, Monday. evening at their home, 81
Twelfth avenue Sc. Among those pre-:
= ent were Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Mar
hart q Nertheld R Mr. and Rd Mrs. M En
= Katherine Butler and DR.. p. L. Ka1
:. nary Of st. Paul; DR.. and Mrs. j.
Steele, DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Nootnagel
! Messrs. and Mines. II. K. Kelley, Wi
= = liam Erickson, w. T. McVey, Geora
s Smith, Abbott Bailey, Orrin Bale,
Charles s. Pendleton; Mines. Eliza
y Kelley and Edward Way. ~....:..
9 Miss Fanny Tresevant and Frederic
t j. Hopkins of Minneapolis will
o married at 6 pm. today in the old ma
d which was built long before the wa
After short wedding trip Mr.. ar
d Mrs. Hopkins will be at their MINI
e apolis home, 1901 Emerson avenue
n Miss Tresevant has visited in the cit
d and will be welcomed by many friend
y Mrs. j. F. Wilcox ntertaiped at
o luncheon this afternoon in Donaldson
Q tearoom for Mrs. G. A. Couch. The
. were 61SuG SueStS anu Iue ucCol dGAOl
were carried out in yellow and whit
The >centerpiece was a large mound
daffodils, and tapers shaded in viii
and yellow illuminated the table. Aft
luncheon Mrs. Wilcox entertained h
- guests at matinee theater party.
Mrs. James G. Andrews of Fiji
street Sc will give a luncheon for Nj
Couch Friday afternoon. Mr.. and MI
!e C. H. Pearson Of James avenue s ente
&c tanned Saturday evening for Mr.. al
T. Mrs. G.. S. Couch and Mr.. and Mrs.
n A. Couch and their families. The CUES
70 at dinner included Mr.. and Mrs. Jo]
al F. Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
80 Policy. 81. 81. -...as s."
N Mrs. G. Ray Davis entertained 81
a. ond group of women this afternoon
K her home on Colfax avenue s. The
rs were thirty guests and cards we
ly played. Mrs. Davis was assisted
~ Mrs. Louis Keller and Miss Bristol
ne st. Paul. "
s- The Junior class of the South hi
es school will give a dance and skati
m party Friday evening in the Nicol
le rink.