The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
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News has come from Washington an
Langhorne, aaughter Of NJ NJ and Mrs Mrs.
John p. Langhorne of Washington and
Virginia, and Stanley Washburn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Washburn Of
this city Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn and
Stanley Washburn are in the east, but
are expected home Tuesday morning.
The marriage Of Mrs. Sarah B. Cole
and Llewellyn Christian took place to-
day at s Clock at the home Of Mrs,
Coles daughter, Mrs. A. E. Zonne, 9lO
Mount Curve avenue. Rev. Marion D.
Shutter read the service. in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives OF the
two families. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
be at the Christian residence, 428
Eighth street S. after Nov. l. Mr..
Christian is president Of the Northern
Grain company and belongs to one Of
Minneapolis prominent families.
Mrs George Q. ,Ba,gley. Of +, N l2 : ED
con and bridge whist which Mrs. George
G. 5Bagley gave this afternoon at her
home, on Park avenue.
Mrs. S. s. Linton, who will leave next
| week to spend the winter In New York,
! was the guest of honor at a reception
which was given today in the parlors
Linton has been president Of the church
Social circle and the affair was ar
ranged by the members Of the society,
| and the Women's association. The
committee in charge included Mines.
Frank Chase, Al Paris, E. J.. Edwards,
Roosen, G. G: Lyford and G; M. Jor-
dan. Mrs. Linton received the, guests
unassisted, and the members Of the COM
Miss Edwards presided at the frappee
table, where the bowl was wreathed
with grapes and autumn. leaves. Mrs.
Paris had charge of the tea tables,
which were decked with yellow. bios
SONS. Mrs. w. NJ. Boardman and Miss
| Ida May Heffelfnger assisted in serv-
ing. The decorations thru the rooms
were all in yellow with autumn flowers
and leaves to carry out brilliant color
scheme.
Judge and Mrs. W. A. Lane aster en-.
tertained informally at dinner Wednes.
daw evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Pennington. The appointments were in
pink and white.
Mrs. Charles E. Stanley will entertain
/
ton avenue S, for Miss Fannie Brooks
whose marriage to DIR. Rudolph OF FL
lott, ILL.,, has been announced Tor Oc'
tober.
Mrs. Henry O. Hilton has issued inyi
tations for the marriage Of her daugh
| ter, Edith Louise Reed, to Or. Guy
Benjamin Steadman, which. will ia
home. Si4 Union street Sc. A numbe,
Of Anoka friends will be present, Botf
bride and bridegroom are graduates Of
the university. r..
Lester and George La Fore enter
tanned Wednesday, evening at thei
home on Pillsbury avenue in honor o
ment to their sister, Miss Ida May u
Fore, was recently announced. Til
novel form Of entertaining the men wa
quilting party at which they. had t
Div the needle to their best ability, un
der the direction Of the young wome1
Forty guests were present. The room
were prettily decorated in red and ye
low and dahlias and asters made tn
floral setting; -, Misses Matte Butle
mental and vocal selections. Luncheo
Twas served after the program Of must
and games. sl$s
The marriage Of Miss Fanny Carde
and Francis Havel was solemnized las
levening in the parlors Of Calvary Bal
list church in the presence Of a sma
/ group Of friends and relatives. D
| Arthur Thomas Fowler read the SER
ice and Miss Jessie W. Anderson playe
the wedding march. Miss A. Mae Pc!
pard was the maid Of honor and w.
Hoefflin was the best man: Mr.. an
Mrs. Havel will make their home
Minot, N. D.. ~s..a4
Miss Mabel Fiegel and Alva E. Win
low were married Wednesday evenir
at the home Of the bride, 1927 Gran
street Me- Rev. j. s. Montgomery res
the service in the presence Of q sma
group, Of friends. 49,
The marriage Of Miss Adria V: Lea
1T and Clinton j. Currier took place
the home Of the groom 8 father, r.
Currier, 928 Thirteenth avenue s, We
nesday evening. The service was re:
by Rev. G.. F. Sharpe in the presen
Of the family. w..