The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
at 631 Jackson street NE. They will
be at home after .Inlxa1

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be at home after July 1.
The marriage of Joseph Cretan
O' Norman, Jr., aud Miss Maude Gordon
White was solemnized Thursday even
ing at their future home, 1909 Portland
avenue. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George ii. Thomas, only the
], immediate Y ate relatives being present. Mr..
and Mrs. German will receive after
july. Q cards were issued.
The we'd ding Of Miss Rose "A. C. EN-
NETT m, and Charles p. Bauman took place
"Wednesday evenin0. Miss Cora Berry,
and William r. Martin were the at
tendants. Rev. Father Cullen read the
service, which was followed by re-
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauman will be
at home on after July I at SOL Penn ave-
The marriage Of Miss Bertha K.
eir1ng and Charles F. Franz Of Rich
W. Tlil 1s, = took = place at the Hyser hotel
home il RichviAe after July 2. MI.
vile.
Edgar Perera returned last week
from most delightful European trip
that took him to Upper Egypt and on to
India. Mr.. Perera went abroad inNovem
Der and as he has any number of friends
ana relatives in the Mediterranean
countries and even in India his TRIP
vas constant round Of gaieties. DR.
teorge. futile, SO well known to Min
nme a 20 people as the son of the late
u, futile, who was SO long associated
with the Church of the Redeemer, &C
on their return to Italy Mr.. Perers
acted as best man at DR.. Tuttle' IS we'd
alng. Mr. Perera met many famous
literary and musical people in upper
Egypt ana later spent some time il
Italy with George KEENAN,, famous fol
his Siberian Investigations, who went
TO Italy to describe the Vesuvius erup
ton Tor the readers of the Outlook
AS q charming closing to trip thai
carried him over 10000 miles Mr.. Pc
rera went on an automobile trip thru
re ne NIL towns of Italy with Mr.. ant
Miss Marie Won Unschuld il corr
pianist of her majesty, the queen 0:
Rumanla, she moves in Washington
diplomatic circles, under the patron
! age OF the Austrian ambassador, Barol
Won >Hengemueller. On state, occasions
she wears the beautiful Rumanian cos
tune, personal gift of the queen, an,
ten orders and medals from rulers O
| foreign lands r. raea ! e :. :,
| Tuesday evening the talented artis
met large group Of Minneapolis must
lovers at concert which she gave a
the tn residence of her hosts, Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Fuller, 2429 Colfax avenue S
The affair was for the benefit of ST
raul IS guild, and altho it was arrange,
on so short notice that the women O
the guild had to write out tickets. tn
attendance was large and fine sun
was added to the treasury of the guild
MISS Won "Unschuld is an accomplishe
musician, possessed of fire and spirit
which must be attributed to the fac
that Hungarian blood flows in her veins
She studied in Vienna and received tn
first prize and the grand medal fro1
the Vienna Society Of the Friends O
Music; passed government examine
lions for piano and violin, and receive
a diploma as professor Of music in tn
high and normal school from the Aus
TRAN government. -.
legally has been good to Miss vo
q, Unschuld. Rumania s queen showere
her with gifts and the ladies of he
court, presented; her with a golde
comb studded with diamonds an
/ rubies. The queen gave her the bea1
tlful robe, of primrose pink satin wit
an overdress Of sheer material en-
} boldered by. hand with threads Of soil
gold. Around her neck, she wears a
order presented to her by the car c
Russia, which he gave her at the clos
OF court concert. just one week b.
fore his assassination, the king {
q Servia fastened the order Of the hous
Of Servia to her shoulder. Anothe
: order was handed to her in person b
the sultan of Turkey, the grand duke {
Coburg-Gotha and the emperor of Au
tria were others who distinguished tn
young musician with tokens, of appr
citation for her musical gift.
Carmen Sylvia, whenever she ente
tanned the young pianist, would sit
her large study busted with some daint
piece of fancy work, which she usual
} presented to the churches when finishe
] and listen to the music. Being a fin
musician herself, she would often al
with suggestions Of critical value.
Miss Won Unschuld has made he
home in Washington for almost tw
} years and is a favorite for her charm
ing piquant personality and her d.
lightful talent. At the concert whic
she gave at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Fuller, she played Paganini-Lizst