The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
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The double, marriage services Of
Miss L., Juna Annis and George Ed
win Shamp and Miss Jessie Miller and
Henry Purl Annis, were an unusual
interesting matrimonial event of last
evening. The. services were read at
the home of the parents of one OF the
brides and one Of the bridegrooms, DR..
and Mrs. Henry Annis, 1908 Pierce
street. Rev. Oscar Dale read the SER
vice and group-of seventy-fve guests
We're present. Miss Ratann played the
vice Mrs. Fannie Hicks sang the bri-
dial music from "Lohengri,l, " follow
ing with a program Of impfomptu Sc
congratulations of their friends. The
parlors and living room were deco
rated in white and green and masses
of vines, palms and ferns and snow
balls lent their beauty for charming
arrangements. The deep bay window
was banked with foliage of snowballs
and trailing. vines completed a bower
like effect. u r.. ~ = j. J.. F..
Miss Annis and Miss Miller wore
They were daintily fashioned of white
silk null over white taffeta silk, with
trimmings of valenciennes lace and
deep girdles and sashes Of white
satin. Bride roses were the flowers.
the informal reception Mrs. FRANK
Schnittzer and Mrs. A. J. Mulligan, the
Misses Minnie aAhrens, Margaret Sher-
idan. Ruth Kelley and Messrs. G. B.
Annis, George Jewett, Joseph Prede-
Mr.. and Mrs Shamp will be at home
at GIG Twenty-second avenue NE after
June 10, and Mr.. and Mrs. Annis. will
receive after -Trne 10 at 1926 Twenty
third avenue NE. - ): : ..
nue. S will entertain tomorrow after
noon at her home in honor of Nine.
Hatcheck, who has been teacher Of the
French department at the Central high
school for many years. Nine. Hat
check will leave for Texas as soon as
the schools close, and the group of
teachers has been invited to bid her
adieu. The hours will be from 8 to 6
o. clock.
The students of the Minneapolis
School Of Fine Arts will hold their
costume party this evening in the school
at the public library. The costume
party is an annual affair, and one of the
jolly events before the school closes.
Invitations have been issued for the
reception to be given at the. School Of
! the work Of the students will be shown.
The spring exhibit Of the school will
open Monday morning in the art gal
lery. ,....:. 90.
Miss Hill of Boston was the guest Of
honor Tuesday morning at chocolatiere
given by Mrs. R. c. Lcavitt and Mrs.
A. T. +5 H?rr A IS the hqstesS Sc
Backus and Mrs. R. L. Horr. During
the receiving hours about 100 guests
called Miss Hill has been the guest of
Mrs. T. J. Dansingberg and Mrs. Mon:
roe during the past few weeks and
many attentions have been shown her
Several small affairs are planned before
she returns to Boston.
At a small party given last even
inc at the home of Mrs. T. B. Lindsay
1922 Park avenue, Mrs. M. E. Brown
announced the engagement OF her
d d Edna yeraldine; to Sam m
place in the fall.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Hal
Hallum, and Marcus Finseth of Drisco
n. D., took place last evening in Beth
! lehem Presbyterian church in the pres
cnce of large party of friends and
t relatives Of the young people. Rev. n
B.. Thvedt read the service. j. Fade
! Their presided at the organ and played
| the wedding march, and Miss Gena Fin
seth sang before the vows were spoker
! nd al, or If HOWarQ
and a canopy of white and green ovel
! the center aisle led to the altar. :
Miss ~Hallum wore liberty silk over
white taffeta, and her tulle veil was
held in place with a spray of white
roses. Bride 8 roses were her flowers
! Miss Edan. Hallum was the maid Q!
honor and the six bri desmaids wcr|
I Misses Anna Finseth. Birdie Anderson
| Ragnhill Moe, Florence HOMELAND, Jen
N. Anderson and Octavia Hallum
! Ray Moan was best man and the nsher
were M y Sa Ar a, Noe, EN- Emil U Inc
Void and Rudolph Pryts. A reception
followed at the home of, the brides ma
rents S45 Fifteenth avenue S. MI
and Mrs. sFinseth will make their honl
in Drisco, N. D. b.. ~. &c..
The Delta Delta Delta sorority en-
tertained informally at johnson hal
last evening: The hall was prottil,,
decorated with palms and college pen
nants, and, pillows and rugs made III
wiling coy corners. Frappe was serve'
in the reception room from a tabl
wreathed with vines and flowers. +
light ball supper was prepared in tn
:, dining room at II o'clock.
Miss Mayme: Mulcahy, whose mar
| rage to j. j. ellis takes place Jun
~; was TIN honor guest at a charming
| " appointed luncheon and parcel show
e. given Saturday. evening by Mrs. NJ
J. Kavanaugh at her home, 307 Broad
| way. The roou35 were decorated in pin
| and white. The luncheon table wa
daintily arranged with lilies OF the va
ley. Covers were laid for twelve. Th
/ bride was the recipient Of many prett
gifts. :, -. -. =. ~
! The closing reception of the privat
classes held under Professor Malcol1
/ at the academy, Fifth avenue an,
Twentyfourth street, was given yes
terday afternoon. Flags and flower
made an appropriate decoration, an
| the same idea was carried out in tn
dainty favors. National melodies wer
erones were Mines. George Gibson, Rob
ert Wincott, +. W. Kuehn, j. D. Smith
! j.. c. Smith, Allen, Freudwell,. T. r
Sicily. F.. D. sSleight, A. ". Keith an
D. J. Burns. S !.
:. PERSONAL ARD SOCIAL.