The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

x TERILY, society seems to be 81
W fenced by the loud ringing Of
wedding. bells, for little is
heard but of brides and bridals. And
will still be, for there is no indication
that it will cease until the end of the
month. Each bright June day has had
Its tribute of happy couples, but the
second Wednesday in the month, which
has always been one Of the most Popu-
liar days of the year for weddings,
failed to receive it's usual recognition
this season. IL .....
And why's For no weightier reason
than that the day fell on the thirteenth
of the month. Only one bride. Miss
Eva M. Worden, who was married to
INV. R. Kimball, dared fate and chose
June 10 as the day Of her marriage.
s THE modern bride is not a superstitious
young woman and she gaily defes many
spretty head when it came to a question
Fof being married on the thirteenth OF
kJune even tho that day was the second
"Wednesday in the month. I".@E
So the wedding bells will continue
Ito ring merrily all thru June, and the
looming week will be busy one for the
brides.
Most important, by reason of the
: Isocial connections Of the bride and
e bridegroom, will be the. marriage of
Miss katherine Modisette, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Modisette, to Edwin
dodge of Minneapolis, Which takes place
"Wednesday at a; pm. in St. Marks pro
Ieral hundred invitations have been
ISSUED, will be followed by a. small re-
}ception at the Modisette residence, Alp
Tenth street S. Miss Modisette will be
iattended by Miss Kate Moulton as
maid of honor and Mr.. Dodge will have
ibis brother, Robert Dodge, of Gouver-
neur, N. Y, as best man. Al the
George w. Case, Charles M. Case, Al
fired F. Pillsbury, Daniel Raymond,
}Sumner Porter, Charles Pillsbury, Elder
= III. Moulton, Jr. and Victor johnson.
In the party Of relatives, who are ex-
Epected to come to Minneapolis for the
wedding, will be Mrs. ]. H.. Montgom-
cry and Miss Montgomery OF Ere, "a:
Innes of Augusta, Ga. Mr.. Dodge will
take his bride on a short wedding trip
& and they will spend the summer at the
F. LAFAYETTE club, Lake Minnetonka. An
Il nouncement of their at-homes will be
made later in the season. .-.-
A party of relatives Of the Gillettes
and Fords will leave this evening fo1
MIuttleNllle, ~. =, W NC p1C oOAG e'O oAAe
marriage of Miss Irene Ford to George
Gillette, which, as has been announced
takes place Wednesday at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
W. Ford, in Vaudeville. The marriage
ceremony will take place at l pm, and
Rev. J. M. Atwood of Canton, n. Y:
a brother in-law of the bride, will read
the service, which will be followed by
a large reception.
Mr.. Gillette is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs L. S. Gillette, and Miss Ford will
not come as a stranger to Minneapolis
as she spent many Of her girlhoo6
days in the city. While she attended
the Central high school she lived with
her brother and sister, DR.. and Mrs
H. L. Wilkins Of Emerson avenue S
and later she has been frequent Wis
itor in Minneapolis with her college
, friends. Mr., and Mrs. T.; s. Gillette
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Wilkins, Miss
Marion Gillette and Mrs. Ralph Gil
lette are in the party which will leave
tonight and group Of Minneapolis
friends and relatives now in the cas-
will Join them at Vaudeville. Miss
Grace Gillette will be the maid Of
honor. She went east week ago tt
attend the Wells college commence
ment exercises. Miss Gillette is {
Wells college girl and she joined thu
. group of Minneapolis girls there TO-
the festivities of commencement days
Ralph Gillette will be the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette and daughte