The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-31

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friends Wednesday evening. The affair
was in the nature Of a farewell, as on
Saturday Miss Sharpe leaves town for
the winter. During the evening Frank
Wilson and Miss Anna Dahl furnished
several musical numbers, after which.
Miss Sharpe was presented with q num-
Der of pretty gifts. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. flaming gave a
delightful corn roast Wednesday eve
The lawn was prettily decorated with
garden flowers and Japanese lanterns.
Guests from Cottonwood and Mankato,
WATERFOWL and Andover, S. D., and
Colorado Springs, Col, were among
those present Refreshments were
served in addition to the roasted corn.
Miss Martha Magnuson was hostess
at parcel shower last evening at her
home, 1918 Riverside avenue, which she
gave in honor of Miss Alice Williams,
whose marriage to Joe Rich will take
place Wednesday, Sept. IL. The deco
rations were in white and green. AS
tiers in vases and bowls were in the
parlor and living room, and in the din
ing room they formed a low centerpiece.
Green tulle was stretched from the cen
was tied Green tapers in crystal hold
ers were on the table and buffet. Gov.
ers were laid for twelve. Present were
Misses Williams, Clara Westrun, Girth,
McGinn, Robertson, Mrs. Brooks of Chi
cago and the Misses Roedler. .'.-..@
Mrs. Meyer I. Edelman entertained
at luncheon and whist Wednesday at
ternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss Sal
lie Pulverman of Louisville, KY. The
table appointments were in yellow and
white.
Mrs. B. Bittner of Clinton, Iowa, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira L.. Smith
Of First avenue, was entertained Tues
day evening at an affair given by. E.
L. Gleason. =, :
The marriage Of Miss Mary E: Jar
Wis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w: E.
Jarvis, and Roy Richardson, took place
| Wednesday evening at the home Of the
groom s parents, 223 Third avenue Sc.
As Master Roy Richardson and Will
lam Carroll, nephews of the groom,
stretched the ribbons, the fsLohengrin -
wedding march was sounded on man man
| thru the rooms. Miss Deborah M. Jar
Wis, the maid Of honor, wore a gown, Of
white nun s yelling, and carried pink
sweet peas. Misses Mary Ruby and
Mildred Copeland, the bridesmaids,
also R il wh listed The bride IS Ssp
flowers, white roses. Burt Richardson
acted as best man. Rev. I. P. johnson
read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ardson will make their home at Gil
Harrison street NE.
Miss Gertrude Lee sundberg and Ar
! mold Bjerkhoel. Of Thief River Falls
were married Wednesday evening al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Q. Nelson
$3.50 Garfield avenue. In the parlo,
where the wedding ceremony took place
tall palms and ferns. The large fireplace
was hidden with foliage and white
blossoms. Golden glow wreathed tho
walls Of the diningroom and on the ia
BILE was centerpiece of white roses
White ribbons twined with smilax fel
from the chandelier to the four corners
Of the table. :. ::
As the guests were: arriving Miss
| Frances Rhodes sang IT Love Yor
Truly and Glove Is Rose.'' AS tn:
bridal party entered Mrs. R. Anderson
The bride, who was attended by hel
cousin, Miss Lucilla Berg, of Winona
wore a gown Of cream net over white
| silk trimmed with renaissance lace
Andrew Bjerkhoel. acted as his brother :
best man. The service was read by
Rev. Theodore P. Thurston in the pres
ence Of the intimate friends and rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjerkhoel will spend 8
few days in the city before going tc
their home in North Dakota. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Bierkhoel are we1l-known mn
sicians. Mr.. Bjerkhoel is an especially
talented violinist. The out-of-towI
guests were Mrs. E. S. Berg, Isanti
and, Phil Anderson, st. Paul. IT,:
Tho marriage of Miss Fay B. Viii
son and Stuart M Allen was solemnized
yesterday at 3 O'Clock at the home OF
the officiating minister, Rev, G.. L. Nor
rill, on Tenth avenue 8.
Miss Adelene M Cresap and John A