The Minneapolis journal., 1906-09-18
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Mr.. and Mrs George H. Partridge
entertained at dinner last evening at
their home on Groveland Terrace in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Mac
kay of London, Eng. Saliva blossoms
and asparagus ferns made a brilliant
table decoration and covers were placed
for ytwenty-four.
The Misses Partridge gaVo an infor
NAL theater party last evening for Miss
Phoebe Eckles of Chicago, who is
spending a few days with Miss Char
lotte Partridge and this evening there
will be all informal dancing party at
the Partridge residence for the visiting
girl.
The Misses Mann and Adeline Smith
and Miss Adah Blackwell who have
been travelling in Europe for the past
Milliken and Miss Marion Webster of
Portland, Ore, returned Yesterday. C..
A. Smith, who went over in the sum-
mer with Miss Myrtle Smith to meet
them, came home Sunday and Miss
Myrtle Smith has gone to Smith col
lege to continue her studies. The Misses
Smith and Miss Blackwell with their
Egypt. Greece and Italy, and when they
| were joined by Mr.. Smith and Miss
Myrtle Smith they took several motor
trips thro the chateau district Of
France, in Switzerland and Germany.
Mrs, John C. Brown, nee White, re-
ceived informally today from 3 to 6
clock at her home, 934 Fifteenth av-
enue Sc. Bouquets of white asters
dining room a cluster Of pink asters
occupied the center ow the table. AS
sisting Mrs. Brown was Miss Kate
Bennett, who was her maid of honor.
Mrs Brown will also receive tomorrow
afternoon and Thursday at the same
hours.
The marriage Of Miss Annette Mar
guerite Burfening to F. Edmonde Nc
Ss leis5nzsd sf %n"psS tS1 %Srnns nss IN s"sfsE s5
Stephens church. Rev. j. E.:
Dolphin read the service. Mr..
and Mrs McFeely left for a short
eastern trip before going to Winnipeg.
where they will make their home. They
will receive after Nov. l. ....
The wedding of Miss Penzil P. Par
fridge and Robert Irving Simpson took
place he no@e tod"y Of at the bfiSe 2il9sk pat at
fntS dse NJ! s7i7 Pok Poa sTeet Ms Hsn The service &
was read by Rev. Otis G. Dale in a
little recess of the reception room.
where tall palms with ferns masked the
windows. An arch of asparagus ferns
spanned. the opening, and interviewer
with the green were white asters. The
same flowers decked the green-banked
} mantel. Pink carnations enlivened the
green in the living room, and in the gift
room adjoining. On the tables in the
diningroom were white asters and ferns
and a. basket filled with the flowers
hung from the chandelier. The recep:-
ton hall was arranged with palms, and
sumac leaves were entwined in the stair
! rail. Before the ceremony Miss Elsie
: Hanke sang "Beloved, 1t Is Morn.' At
the entrance Of the bridal party the
"Lohengrin' march was sounded. The
bride entered with her father, who gave
her in marriage Her princess gown
was fashioned of white silk with trim
mings Of Irish. crochet lace, embrold-
cred lovers knots and Battenberg de-
signs. Bride roses were in her bouquet
Her only ornament, necklace. with
= pearls and tourmaline' pendants, was a
gift of the bridegroom. Miss Violet
Rowley> was maid of honor and wore
! Persian lawn and carried sheaf OF
) pink carnations. The two little flower
I girls, Edith Partridge, niece Of the
( bride, and Ruth Rowley, carried bas
! ket Of pink sweet peas. Little Harole
= Partridge, nephew Of the bride, bor'
A the ring in a Gala lily. John Partridge
4 a brother Of the bride, was best man.,
w. Simpson. mother of the bridegroom
received with the bridal couple. Pre-
q siding at the frappe bowl were member
n of the bride s club.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson will leav
81 this evening for an eastern trip Tn
81 brides going-away gown is OF brow
y broadcloth with hat to match. Afte
q Nov. Is they will be at home at 264
i Taylor street. 2
3 Miss Rose NJ Gelz and Frank
B Kelley of Maaelia, Minn., We're ma
& ried at 8 o'clock today in st. char1e
Rev. J. NJ Cleary. About the alta
y were palms and ferns, making prett
n background for the white roses an
q caruations AS the nuptial music VIZ
4 sounded, the bride entered the churc
IS with her brother, John Geiz, who ga!
b her in marriage. She wore white sill
81 null trimmed with tucks and inse
q tions of Mechlin lace: Her flowers we
~ bride roses knotted in ribbons and 81
E Annie Kelley, Of Madelia, sister Of II
"A bridegroom: was maid of honor. H
b gown was of white mousseline de SO
and her bouquet combined carnatio
E and roses. Miss Clara Gelz attend
IS her sister as bridesmaid. She wo
white French lawn trimmed with la
s. and carried pink. and white roses. L
"a tie Hazel Madison in a dainty whi
v frock, carried a basket of fowe
ID which she strewed in the path Of t
. bride. Ed Miner ushered the guests.
% The immediate family and the in
M mate friends attended the weddi
81 breakfast, which was served at t
IA home of the bride g .mnther. Mrs G;