The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-31
OF FEMININE INTEREST

of the association. President Northrop
expressed his pleasure that the organ
ization was prospecting, and referred in
very complimentary terms to the eff
fective work the association is doing
in the university. Miss Rose Marie
Schaller gave reading and Miss Flor.
ence Vincent number of delightful
solos. Light refreshments were served.
The affair was the first Of it's kind
While the association gives a reception
each. year to new students and has
number Of socials during the college
season. this was the first time it has
been entertained In one Of the private
homes. &
q Miss Dorothy Dodge and. Miss Madge
Bartlett will give a Halloween party
this evening at the home Of Miss Dodge
on Stevens avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Way announce
the engagement Of their niece, Miss
Eleanor F. Way, to Edward Foster.
The wedding will take place NEXT
month. E-5E - -
The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Munns and William Hammond Pryor
took place last evening at 8 o'clock in
Holy Trinity church. Rev. S. B. Pur-
read the seryise o. Miss Hano Mar ioa
Misses Elizabeth Yerxa and Emily
Hodges were the bridesmaids. Little
Edith Munns, niece Of the bride was
the flower girl, and the BRIDES brother,
DR.. E. E. Munns gave her in marriage.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the bride g
mother, Mrs. Edward NUNS on Elev-
enths avenue S. The rooms we're dec
GRATED in red and green with carna-
lions and chrysanthemums. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pryor will be at home in Winona
after Dec. /.
Miss Catherine Rose Connolly and
Patrick H. Doherty Of this city were
married yesterday In st. Joseph g
church. ST.. Paul. The bride wore 9
white lace robe over chiffon silk, a veil
and carried ' white te prayer prayer beck %9e
maid of honor, Miss Ann Connolly, was
in white net over pink silk. Her pink
hat was trimmed with plumes and she
carried pink roses. Richard and Dan
Connolly, brothers of the bride, were
the ushers and John Doherty was best
man. A wedding breakfast followed
the service, and then Mr.. Doherty and
his bride went away for a trip. They
will be at home. after Nov. IS at SOL
Tenth avenue s, Minneapolis.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Goehringer, 7 West Thirty-fourth
street, was the scene Of pretty we'd
Katherine, became the bride Of Neil
Graham Lilley. Rev. Arthur Fowler
| kl,o vii
stretched by little Gertrude and Everett
Farley,,a niece and nephew of, the
bride. Miss Anna Young was the brides
maid and Chester jenkins was the best
man. Miss Young was gowned In white
swiss over blue taffeta silk and she held
pink chrysanthemums. Gertrude Far
ley was in pink and white with large
bows Of pink, ribbon and Everett Farley
wore page $ suit Of white. Miss
Goehringer's wedding gown was OF
white silk with trimmings Of valen-
chrysanthemums. 2}jstc+@& s'@ r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goehringer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley and the Misses Lilley as
sisted during the informal reception
which followed the service. The bridal
couple received in the bower Of smilax
and. vines, where the vows had been
spoken. White chrysanthemums and
red carnations were used in the parlor,
and in the living room and the dining
room was in pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilley will be at home
after Dec. /, at 1922 Park avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Day,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Berry,
and Finescn Marchessault, took place
yesterday in st. Anne Is church. Miss
Della Day was the maid of honor and
wore white silk over, chiffon and car
ried American Beauty roses. The
bride g gown was Of white pea de sole
with lace A wreath of lilies Of the
valley held her veil in place and white
roses were her flowers. John Rouss
was the best man. Rev. G. Richards
read the service. A wedding dinner
was served at the home Of the bride :
parents on Bloomington avenue, and
later in the evening reception was
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Marchessault have
left on a short wedding tour. - /rse
Miss Fannie u. Brooks, daughter OF
Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Brooks, and DR.
Gustav w. Rudolph were married yes.
terday, at the home Of the birdie IS sis
ter, Mrs. O. P. Cooper, 1900 Sheridan
i avenue. Only the relatives were pres
ent at the service. A luncheon was
served preceding the departure Of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph for Elliot, Ill.
which is to be their home.
Miss Blanche Taylor and Henry p
Schneider Of Rice Lake, Wis, were
married yesterday morning in st
Stephen church. Father J. F. Dolphin
read the service in the presence of 6
large gathering Of friends. The Lo
hengrin' - bridal chorus was played by
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, and before
the ceremony, Miss Frances Horga1
sang one Of the brides favorite selec
lions. @ =
, The bride wore white silk with trim
mings of lace and her veil was held il
place with wreath of lilies Of the val
ley. Her flowers were white roses
:, Miss Matte Olson was the maid o,
honor and wore pale bule silk with /:
blue picture hat. Her flowers wer,
pink roses. Daniel Taylor was tn,
best man. A wedding breakfast wal
| served at the home of the bride 3 moth
-. er, Mrs. Vettie Cosgrove, 20l1 Fourth
avenue s. The rooms were in whit
and green, and smilax and white rose
, made pretty decoration. Mr.. AM
,, Mrs. Schneider have left for thei
: home at Rice Lake, Wis, where the,
will receive after Nov. "a.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. Alice r. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
X. Side have closed Rambleside and are In the
) town house on Park avenue.