The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

among Ine vines, Wn!cn Cralled over the i
cloth. The chandelier was wreathed
with grape vines and the lights were
shaded in red.
Miss Loretta sBroderick and Miss
Rose Berg gave linen shower Wednes-.
day evening at the home Of Miss Brod-
erick in Excelsior for Miss Perkins.
Fourteen guests were present and en-
joyed the evening at games with music
The rooms were decorated in red and
green; autumn foliage made a pretty
orament in the dining room where the
refreshments We're served. The gifts
were hidden n \ large japanese UNI
brella she was deluged with a shower
Of parcels. Miss Armagast will enter
tain for Miss Perkins this week, and
Mrs. E. G.. Picker will give kitchen
shower in her honor Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Johnson, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. j. r. Johnson of st.
Alban s Bay, and George, A. Mase of
Minneapolis were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
johnson. Owing to the coming depart
ure of the family on four months
trip in Europe, the marriage was
quiet one. Rev. G. s. Swain of the Ex-
celsior Congregational church read the
service. Miss Georgia Lucas presided
at the piano and played the nuptial
music. ~. ~. 49,. f. :.
Miss johnson wore pale blue silk
chiffon over blue silk, trimmed with
white lace. Her picture hat was
trimmed with a large plume and pink
co was the matron Of honor, and
Charles Chamberlain was the best man.
Mr.. johnson gave his daughter away
in marriage, ID .s-" = slg.. a.-r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mase left in the even
ing for Minneapolis and Duluth. They
will make tour Of the Great Lakes.
kAfter Nov. 80 they will be at home at
the johnson home, which they will oc-
cupy in the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson and their family. r
ranged by Miss Dorcas Emmel, choir
director and organist of the Excelsior
Congregational church, for musical
service to be given this evening in the
church. The opening selection will be
| Thome's "Simple Aven,'' with violin
solo by Miss Gertrude Winslow. Miss
Alice Bost and W. H. Freeman will
sing a duet by Bassford, "My Faith
Looks Up to Thee''; Miss Bost will also
sing Gluck's soprano solo, go, Savior
Hear Me- ), with violin obligato by Miss
VefCDuQe WlHSlOW, q quartet, All
THOU Wear w.: By By. Scott, will be s sq,s
Frank Fl Xxi Dimond, alto, and Rev. G. W
Swain and Nj. Wistrand. The selec
Feed Ny Flock and "Praise the
Lord,O Jerusalem'' The service is tt
be the last musical service of the sea
son. Thru the work of the choir the
church is now in possession of beau
tiful engraving Of Hoffman IS "Jesu!
in the Temple,' which is hung in thu
Sunday school room, and a fine musi,
cabinet has also been purchased from
the receipts of, the musicals.
The marriage of Miss Minetta Greer
and George l.. Berry took place Thurs
celsior Methodist church. Rev. Donal.
Mckenzie read the service and Mis-
Marion Clark played the bridal music
Miss Alice Bost sang during the read
ing of the service, 30, Promise Me. ,
The bride wore a pretty gown of whit
French muslin and carried a bouque
of BRIDES roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Berr,
left on short wedding trip, and vii
occupy their handsome new home a
Excelsior. after Nov. Il. ill.,.
The annual election of officers of tn
Ladies' Aid society Of the Excelsio
Congregational church will be held mex
Wednesday afternoon in the parlors Q
the church. Reports will be given b
the retiring officers and plans for wor
be discussed. At meeting of tn
| trustees which was held Monday ever
| ing in the church, a committee from tn
{ Ladies' Aid society discussed the DO