The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Richie an,
1 nounee the engagement g Of their daugh
ward. The wedding will take place
during the holidays '. &.
Mrs. I. J. Cargill was hostess this
| afternoon at linen shower which she
gave in honor Of Miss Bessie Monroe
Cotterell, whose marriage to Arthur
Forbes Of Los Angeles will take place
Wednesday, Sept. 10. In the parlor
lavender sweetpeas were in the bowls
and vases, while bouquets Of pink and
white asters frightened the library
the dining room, where a large basket
| Of black-eyed Susans conferred the ia.
BILE. There were twelve guests.
| The gifts were presented to the bride
in a unique way. Little Sylvester Car.
| gill wheeled a large rag doll in q 90
cart, to the bride, who On dissectinp It
discovered the gifts. Assisting Mrs.
Gargill IN receiving her guests, was
Mrs. II. R. Burnell Of Devils Lake.
entertained for Miss iCotter e IL At az i ho
siery shower, at her home on Park ay,
enue. Pink and white sweetpeas were
in the parlor and the same delicately
shaded flowers were used in thc
library. The table in the dining room
held a basket of pink and white asters
while vines radiated to the four cor.
ners of the table and maidenhair ferus
outlined their delicate tracery against
| the white cloth. The guests were ten
girl friends Of the bride.
IL This oyor1ipr Miss
SO Royalston avenue will entertain fol
| Miss Cotterell. Z
The marriage Of Miss Emma stuhl.
feier and Joseph E. Hennessy took
place today at 4 o'clock at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Stnhlfeier, 594 Canada street, st. Paul
me BRIDE wore a princess gown of
white silk trimmed with lace from Ger.
many that has been in the family fo1
grandmother,s and her great-grand.
roses. Miss Edith Carroll Ief ) sc Ir3ee
mate OF the bride, was maid Of honor
Her gown was Of white silk George
p. Luxton acted as best man, TIE
service was read, by. Rev. Jacob Berger
OF the FIRST Methodist church in the
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friends: Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hennes
sy OF Seattle were among the guests.
| After the ceremony supDer was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hennessv viii
leave this evening for an extended tour
OF the east and north. Upon their re.
turn Oct. l they will be at home on
Canada street, st. Paul. ~
Mrs. j. B. Gilfillan entertained at an
afternoon tea yesterday at Donaldson +
tea rooms. in honor Of her guest. Mrs
G. P. Hobart Of New York. During
the receiving hours, from 3 to CLOCK
sixty guests Called Mrs. Gilfillan was
ass7sf Mls by her daughter, Miss Gilfllan
room was effectively arranged with
masses of white .hydrangea blooms
against background Of palms. Be:
hind screen of , palms STRING or.
chestra played softly during the after.
noon. ~ r. - 6ss ~. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mackay of Lon
don were entertained at an informal
dinner last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George, Bagley at the Town and Coun.
try club. Covers were laid for eight. $
Mr.: and Mrs. CIR. Lewis gave the
bridal dinner last evening at Donald.
son g tearo onnsTin honor Of their daugh.
| ter, Miss Annie Laurie Lewis, and Roy
Anderson Cooley, whose marriage will
take place tomorrow evening. Delicate.
hued pink roses were arranged as a cen.
terpiece on the table, and the same
flowers garlanded the place cards, which
were daintily done in watercolors. The
| fifteen guests included the members Of
the bridal party. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lewis, Miss Annie
Laurie Lewis, Roy Anderson Cooley, Mr.
| and Mrs. Paul imports, Mr.. and Mrs
| Chester Kinnard, Mrs. M. A. Sloan
Misses Frances Thayer, Helen Trus-
! sell, Opal Fay, and DR.. Julius Newgar6
and Ralph Mitchell. "a,
This evening the rehearsal will be
held in the Trinity Baptist church.
Miss Helen Massey and Frederick E.
Rochester, whose, wedding will take
at theatrical party last evening given
BY William Roe and j. p. Coleman
! There were six in the party, which in.
cluded those who will attend the bridal
| couple at the wedding.
Miss Mamie Drake and Irwin B
Shinkle were married last evening al
| the nome OF the brides mother, Mrs
Nellie E. Drake, 42821 Twenty seventh
avenue s. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, read tht
service in the presence of fifty guests
The bride 8 birthday anniversary is il
September and in recognition of thu
fact the decorations were all in Sep
TENDER blossoms. Miss Drake wore s
white gown and a veil and carried rose.
and ferns. Miss Sallie Guernsey played
the wedding music and Miss Mimi,
Drake was bridesmaid. Among til,
guests was Mrs. s. G. Morgan Of Oma
ha. Mr.. Shinkle and his bride left OF
the late train for their new home il
Red Wing.
The members and friends Of the FIFTH
| Avenue Congregational church gave ,
reception last evening in the churcl
parlors for Rev. and Mrs j. E. Smith
who left today with their family 70
Everett, WASH, where Mr.. Smith hal
accepted a call. The parlors wer,
bright with flowers and decorated will
tall palms. A musical and literary pro
gram was given. Mr.. Smith closed
successful ten years passionate las
Sunday IRE
The Misses Elsie and Olga Bertsci
| entertained last week in honor of Mis-.
Cecilia Crawford Of Bloomfield, Neb