The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

ton building, shortly after she came to
this city, from Chicago as bride. Fol
lowing her successful appearance with
the famous band she sang before the
Ladies Thursday Musicale, and be-
Mr.. and Mrs. McLasky now make their,
home in Winnipeg, where Mr.. Nc.
Lasky owns the Metropolitan Music
store: Mrs. McLasky has lost none of
her interest in music and frequently
sings in concerts in Winnipeg and the
neighboring towns. She has been en-
gagged as soprano in the Holy Trinity
church there. Mrs. McLasky will rest
IN Minneapolis after a strenuous mu-
steal season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Webster
Of Seattle, formerly of this city, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Julia Corinne, to III. Donald Camp
bell. The marriage will take place in
August.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hagan
and Harry, Stirling Macgregor will take
place Wednesday evening, July Is, in
New Richmond, Wis, at the home of
Miss Hagan 8 mother, Mrs. Catherine
by her sister, Miss Agnes Hagan, and
John Colerdge Way Of Minneapolis
will be best man. Miss Helen Hagan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macgregor
of Minneapolis will 90 to New Rich
mond for the wedding. The young
couple will make their home in Duluth.
A pretty wedding was that Of Miss
Anna F.. Webster and Thomas G. Ben
son, which took place at high noon
Thursday at the home Of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Webster,
2944 Dupont avenue s. In one corner
Of the parlor an altar was simulated
of palms and cut flowers, and the rooms
were frightened with clusters Of the
flowers. In the dining room a floral
canopy and wedding bell of mastur.
tiums and sweet peas hung over the
table, while trailing vines fell from
it to the corners. The vases were filled
with flowers. 81, J. s.5
Miss Webster wore her travelling suit
Of raspberry yelling over silk, and car.
rled shower bouquet, of white sweet
peas; Miss .Genevieve Hill played the
to Nsimple Confession'' during the
service, and she played the triumphal
Mendelssohn march at the close. Rev
Theodore Payne Thurston read the
service in the presence of the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson left for trir
over the Great Lakes. They will visit
Niagara and New York, Chicago anG
points in Ohio before! their return. AT
ter August they will be at home at 2944
Dupont avenue S. '<t'"". :@< -:
| Mrs. D. M. Weishoon. entertained a,
luncheon Monday for Mrs. Lewis Avery
North. who left Tuesday for New York
and who sailed for Europe yesterday
Mrs. North has been first soprano il
| the Minnesota Ladies' quartet, and a
the women took their places at tn
table the quartet, composed Of Mrs
North, Mrs. Weishoon, Mrs. II. N. Ken
dali and Mrs. W.. S. Thomson, san,
"Twilight Bells.'' Miss SInez Davi
will take the place of Mrs. North ii
the quartet. Mrs North will study il
Germany, France and Italy after visit
ing relatives in Switzerland. - -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hefter announc
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
garet Emma, to Earl +. Howard. TIL
wedding will take. place Tuesday eve
ming, July "a. It will be, a quiet at
fair, and only the relatives and init
mate friends will be, present. A wed
ding breakfast wills follow the cere
mony at the homeof the bride IS pa1
ents. Attending Miss Hefter will b