The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31
k{lll :! !! 3||ll|y
- lSS01.

The wedding of Miss Irene Page Solo
mon and Hiram David Frankel, city
editor Of the st. Paul Daily News, took
place at 4:3O o'clock today at the home
Of the bride Is father, N. E. Solomon,
6ss Dayto4n9, avenue, St; Paql. The rooms
and roses, arranged with ferns to offset
their beauty. AS Miss Hope 8 orchestra
grim wedding march, the bride ap-
peared with her father, who gave her
in marriage. The bride wore a princess
gown Of white peau de sole trimmed
with duchess lace Her veil was fast
ened with white rosebuds and she car
ried white-bound Bible. While DR..
/. Il. Rypins read the service, the or
chestra played softly the CANCELS
Serenade, changing to the Men
delssohn march at the close Of the cere-
best man.
After an informal reception we'd
ding dinner was served for the imme-
date family who witnessed the cere-
mony. The dining room was decked
with pink sweet peas and roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Frankel will leave this eve
ming to spend three weeks in the sout1,
and east. After Sept. / they will be
at home at 633 Dayton avenue, st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frankel of St.
Louis attended the wedding.
Miss Edith Todd entertained at a
luncheon today at her home on Fifth
street Sc in honor of Mrs. Genevieve
Ford Greaves, who is to be married in
September. The guests were group
of young women who were chaperoned
by Mrs Greaves in Chicago last inter
Decorations Of red marked thu dining
room. On the table was, center basket
filled with scarlet peoples, and the han
die of the basket had huge bow of
red satin. The name cards were heart
shaped and showed q watercolor design
Of red roses. In the library red nastur-
were on the porch. Sweet peas were
in the parlor. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Greaves, Mrs Shepard and Mrs
Villas of Pittsburg, Pa, who is the guest
Of, her sister, Mrs. Greaves, and for
Misses Lucille McKusick, Gertrude
jackson, Ruth Lopez and Edith Todd.
Miss Annie Laurie Lewis has chosen
Wednesday, Sept: 49, as the date Of
her marriage to Roy Anderson Cooley.
'clock in Trinity Baptist church.
Mrs. s. O. Harris Of 2443 Blooming
ton avenue entertained yesterday after
noon from 2 to O'Clock in honor of
the eleventh birthday Of her daughter,
Florence. There were twelve little
guests, and after a merry afternoon Of
games and music the children were
piece. Of the table was the huge birth
day cake encircled. by eleven red
tapers. and at either side stood bouquets
of red and white roses. The guests
were Genevieve Nolan, Margery Nolan,
Helen Solverson, Louise Nelson, Lau-
rena Cavanaugh, Florence Gochia, Nil
|fdred Binnings, Sara Kellog, Floyd Bin
nings, Marie Cavanaugh and Arthur
Harris. 5s: r. ; s.2rf -. -. 49, ,!ie
Mrs. Il. N. Owen was hostess at a
avenue S, yesterday afternoon in com
pliment ITO Mrs. Herman Zuppinger,
who is visiting in the city. ., Twelve
women !. had been invited. . A, dainty
luncheon was. served on + the pS porch
Il ], Sincefth departure of9the ltroops at
Fort Smelling the. women women ye7been left
TO their own resources &c. i, a and, afternoon
the dances and other affairs which have
tanned at bridge last " ednesday after.
noon in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Walker Of Boston, Mass, and the prizes
were won by Mines. King, Moreno and
O,Connell- Mrs. ]. c. Macarthur is en-
tertaining her mother Mrs. Howard of
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. O. T. Straub
gave a five hundred party Thursday
evening for her. Mines. Mortimer, Her.
ron and Shelton won the prizes, Mrs
John H. Gardner was hostess at an af.
ternoon bridge, Friday at which Mines
Heron, Margetts and Bullard won the
prizes. Mrs. E. L.. King gave bridge
party Saturday afternoon for all the
women Of the garrison. Captain J. M.
| Campbell, recently appointed to the
Twenty eighth infantry, and his family
are moving into 18 "A. row. Mrs. L. D.
| Gasser and her sister leave Monday for
Tifn, Ohio. 40 :7E -