The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

Dan TO 81. Paul. The wedding was a
very charming affair, and was certainly
most beautifully arranged. Miss Coop
er, one of the bridesmaids, caught the
bouquet, which was by far the most
precious floral arrangement carried by
a twin city bride for many, day. If
there is any truth in the old saying,
st. Paul society may look forward to
Miss Cooper g wedding. The bride OBJ
served the pretty custom Of presenting
her maids with souvenirs, and gave
Them, at the bridal dinner, charming
1eWeied pins, while Mr.. Winston's Gift
to his best man and the ushers were
gold cigar-cutters, handsomely. carved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston, after trip
to Cuba and visit at CORTLAND, the
!. winston IS southern home at Hanover,
{ Va, will leave for Europe for a coach
ing trip. Further plans have not been
made, but Minneapolis people hope that
the Winston residence on Park avenue
I may once more be open the year around
when they return to make their home
here.
Mrs. P. B. Winston, ST., will leave
tnls evening to return to CORTLAND.
Mrs. Winston came north just for the
two weeks taken up by the wedding.
It Is rather interesting, at least the
friends of the pretty bride are finding
1t SO, to note how many important
events in the life. Of Mrs. Philip B.
Winston, Jr., coincide with those Of
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, the White
House bride. Mrs. Winston, who was
Miss Katherine Wheaton of St. Paul.
was born the same month as Alice
roosevelt, she was formally introduced
60 society the same season, her wedding
LOOK place IN the same month, and now.
like Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth, she has
gone to Cuba with her husband on a
wedding trip.
The marriage Of Miss Ida May Hef-
Ielhnger to Lieutenant Peter Vreden.
burgh of the Twenty eighth infantry.
stationed at Fort Smelling, which was
/ to have taken place In June, will not
occur, owing to the annulment Of the
engagement.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sinclair Of Chi
E cago announce the engagement of their
daughter, May Louise, to Edward Star
rln Wagner. The wedding will take
place Wednesday, April 18, in st. Pc
ter's Episcopal church, Chicago. Miss
Sinclair has visited Minneapolis and
mas host of friends who will welcome
. her return as bride.
A wedding which will bring bride
to Minneapolis will take place tomor-
row IN Carney, Neb., when Miss Aimee
st. John and O. W. Reynolds will be
married. The service will be read in
the morning and Mr.. Reynolds and his
bride will come to this city, where
they will be for a time at 1915 Fourth
avenue s. Mr.. Reynolds is secretary
OF the United States Realty company
Mrs. Anna H. Warner announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Gala
| Pearl, to Charles Gle Tenger. The
wedding will take place the latter part
Of this month.
One Of the marriages of the coming
week will be that Of Mrs. E. E. Clar.
endon and Thomas K. Jennings, which
! will take place at the home Of Mr..
Jennings, "a Twelfth street S, at II
O'Clock Tuesday morning.. Mrs. CT ar
t endon Will be attended by Mrs. @. M.
/ storch Of Chicago as matron of honor,
and Miss Grace Bronson will play the
nupttal music. Little Eugenia Day
will be the ring bearer. About fifty
invitations have been issued for the
service, whieh-will be followed by a.
breakfast. Mr.. Jennings and his
bride will leave on wedding tour to
Denver and Colorado Springs, and will
return to their home in MINNEAPOLIS
about April 1.
Among the weddings Of the week
will be that Of Miss Olive Elizabeth
Hughston and Warner Spencer Schultz,
which will take place Wednesday at
i 6 pm. at the home of the brides par
/ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hughston,
1000 Linden avenue. About thirty
Of the friends Of the young couple viii
witness the service, and the guests will
include relatives from Faribault, MINI.
and Watertown, s. D. Miss Hughston
will not have any attendants, and the
arrangements for her marriage will be
charmingly simple. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Ford will cele-
brate their golden wedding toomorrow
at the home Of their son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Murphy, on
Second avenue S, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy will give, a dinner of thirty
covers in their honor to group of old
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford have made
their home in Minneapolis for twenty
two years, and came here from Mas
. sachusetts.S : FL
Colonel and Mrs. E. G. Fahnstock
will celebrate their golden wedding
Monday, March IL, at their home, 1000
Para avenue, by giving a large recep-
tiop. Colonel and Mrs Fahnstock were
10th born in Gettysburg, Pa. Their
marriage took place at Gettysburg and
they resided there until 1883, when
+ they went to South Dakota They have
made their, home in Minneapolis for
the past ten years. They expect a
number of relatives from PENNSYLVANIA
to be present at their sfftieth wedding
anniversary. Colonel Fahnstock served
In the civil war with a PENNSYLVANIA
regiment, and he.Sis a member of Raw
Inns post and Of a number of other pat
riotic and social organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo 7. Rand and