The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
Minneapolis girl whose marriage was
the elimination of a lake romance.

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Minneapolis girl whose marriage was
the elimination Of lake romance.
One of the early April weddings will
be that of Miss Frances U. Meeker to
DR.. Walter C. Huestis. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Meeker have announced the date
for the marriage to be April 4, and it
will take place in the afternoon. There
will be no attendants with the excep-
ton of the bride IS brother, Ray Meeker,
and Ralph Vincent who will stretch the
ribbons. Miss Meeker, however, will
be entertained at a number of charm
ing prenuptial affairs by her girl
friends and the days before her mar
riage will be very gay.
Wednesday, March %, Miss Blanche
| Vincent will entertain at her home,
2717 Emerson avenue S., at a luncheon
| Of twelve guests. DR.. Huestis sister,
| Miss Huestis, will be hostess at large
afternoon affair Friday, March 80, at
her home on Bryant avenue N. LII
will be parcel shower for Miss Meeker
and about forty guests will be present.
lAMiss Myra Grant Of 1918 Emerson ave
nue n, entertained at a st. Patr1ck s
party yesterday in honor OF MISS
| Meeker. The affair was a luncheon
! and a towel: shower and a group OF
! twelve Of her friends had been invited
The decorations were all in green ano
white, and clusters of green and Whlte
carnations beautifed the rooms anc
made an attractive centerplece on the
luncheon table. : The ices and confec
tions were in green and white and thf
favors were dainty suggestions OF st
Patrick's day. Miss Meeker was bind
folded after the luncheon and was pre-
sented with a cane wreathed IN ga,
Green ribbons. She was asked to hit
bag suspended from above ana as sh
did 81. a shower of rice fell over hel
the girls throwing their packages a
her at the same time.
Miss Sarah Pratt will be one Of tn
I.enten brides, as her marriage to Mai
shall A. Nye will take place at tn
home Of her father, Robert Pratt, 100
BRYANT avenue, at high noon on WedneS
day. Rev. G.. F. Holt, Of the Fourt
Baptist church. will read the service
About sixty invitations have been Is
sued and only the relatives and intimat
friends of the family will be presen
Mr., Nve and his bride Will go on
wedding tour to Washington.
The marriage of Miss May Louis
Sinclair and Edward Starrin Wagne
- which has been announced for April i
: will take place in st. Peters churc
q icuoo where the parents of the brld
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sinclair, resid
s. The family has been at Lake MINI
I tonka for several seasons, having had
) summer home at Tonka bay for the pa
q two wears. Mr.. Wagner is the son {
5 Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Wagner, of Oh
I cago avenue, and is we'll known amor
s the Younger set at the lake and in tt
I city. He is a member of the yac]
{ club and has taken prominent pa
! in nautical affairs at; Lake Minnetonk
I where his family has always been co
5 nected with social and yachting event
I The marriage Of Miss Alice Spaul
{ ING and Henry A. Gansmoe has be-
! announced for Wednesday, April l6,
{ high noon. 1t will take place in S
! Charles church, and will be followed
"AANtS
! mother, Mrs. H. G. Spaulding, of Eigh
avenue S. Miss Luella Spaulding W
) be the maid of honor and Mr.. Gar
I moe IS best man will be Arthur Swansc
) Mr., and Mrs. Gansmoe will reside
Z Minneapolis, but they will go to Wei
s Mimi, on their wedding tour, whe
! they will visit the parents Of t
! bridegroom, and where they will be {
{ tertained at the family home at har
s some reception. Preceding her mi
{ riage Miss Spaulding will be the gut
) of honor at a number Of charming p
nuptial affairs, which are now bel
planned for her by her girl friends.
Miss Gala Pearl Warner and Char
{ Giles Tenger, will be quietly married
the home of the bride S mother
I Tenth street S, Wednesday, March
) Thirty-fve invitations have been issu
4 for the service, which will be read at
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