The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
,1zl6llu|
- $. 49,.
There are plenty Of women
who believe women to be incapa-
BILE of anything but to cook, inca
pablo Of interest in affairs EN-
erSon. d

A pretty wedding took place last
evening at 8 O'Clock at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Woerner, 3131
Calhoun boulevard, when their daugh-
ter, Marie Henrietta, became the bride
Of Arthur E. Hopper Of this city. Rev.
T. w. Stout read the service in the
presence of 100 guests; Miss Harriet
and Mrs. Henry Woer nna pa played nf the
" Lohengrin' wedding march. In the
living room, where the ceremony took
place, garlands of wild plum and ap-
ranged to form a bower. Roses were
in the vases and wall pockets. In the
hall American Beauty roses were used,
and the dining room was decorated
with mass of dainty wild flowers,
purple violets centering, the table in a
low mound. Sidney and Louis Hopper
were the ribbon stretchers and marked
bands. 4, s.7-2zs. ~ 49, -
Miss Woerner was daintily gowned
in white embroidered net over white
chiffon taffeta. The, full veil fell to
the hem Of her gown, and the prinl.
old-fashioned bridal bouquet was Of
white roses. Miss Mildred Morgan
was the maid of honor. She was in
white silk null dotted in yellow, and
her flowers were jonquils.a Little Es-
point d esprit over white, was the flow
er girl and scattered rose petals in the
path of the bride. Raymond Hopper
carried the ring in the heart of a great
American Beauty rose. Dick Stultz
was the best man. During the infor-
NAL reception which followed the serv
ice, Mr.. and Mrs. Woerner and Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Hopper assisted in re-
ceiving. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper left on
will be at home after June /, at 3O4l
Pil1sbury avenue: The bride IS travel
ing gown was Of gray with hat to
match. - 40 =
Mrs. D. W. Thurston gave the bridal
dinner last evening at her home, 1928
RoFtand Ina for Mis-
were laid for ten, and the decorations
were charmingly carried out in pink:
The centerpiece was low mound of
pink carnations, and the place Of Miss
daddy was designated by large clus-
ter Of pink blossoms tied with pink
T. Lester Daniel was host at a bach
elor dinner Saturday evening at the
j
Jackson and Mr.. Wheaton iS viii take
place this evening at the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Edward P Burch,
1929 James avenue s. Mr.. Daniel will
be the best man, and la! there Will c! be no
Of Winona is the guest of Miss Jackson.
The South high school alumni ball,
J in honor Of the senior class, will be
given tomorrow evening in the Audi
torium annex. The patrons will be
Professor and Mrs. A. n. Ozias, DR.. and
Mrs. G.. M. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Hicks. Green
and gold, the class colors, will be used
and the arrangements are TO be ex-
1 T tremely handsome and ATTRACTIVE. Les
ter Slower Is president Of the alumni,
and assisting him on the arrangement
committee will be R. B. Donald, w. B.
E Z: GGondiit. Blanche NJ. Murphy and l.
q Mrs. E. w. Gregory Of 1926 Pleasant
I avenue entertained a group Of children
Saturday afternoon in honor Of the
5 birthday anniversary Of her little
I daughter, Jean. The invitations haC
been sent out on postals with a pretty
} picture of the little hostess in the cor
! ner. About twenty small guests were
( present. The rooms We're bright will
: yellow flowers and a cake with three
I burning tapers occupied a conspicuou!
{ place in the dining room. p.
q Mr.. and Mrs. John G1uck entertained
& Friday evening at their home. Their
& were thirty-fve guests.