The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-02
News
III of
Society

Miss Gertrude Hill, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Hill Of st. Paul.
has chosen Thursday, Nov. %, as the
day for her marriage to Michael Gavin
Of New York, and it will take place
at IL CLOCK at the Hill residence on
Summit avenue.
| Mrs. William E. Satterlee of Fourth
street Sc will give two bridge parties
next week, on Thursday and Friday
f! afternoons. "."..~1 ="
Mrs. Charles E. Cook will entertain
! at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
home on East Eighteenth street.
Mrs. William A. Broom and Miss
Edna Broom gave reception yester-
| day at their home, 3l3S Second avenue
.: The decorations were prettily car
rled out with chrysanthemums and
roses. Assisting the hostesses were
| Mines. John Broom, Gilbert Yates, A.
Griffith and John Sellar. Miss Lang
ton received with Mrs. Broom and Miss
| Broom. The hours were from 9 to 6
o,eloek and about two hundred guests
| Miss Edna B. Townsend, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs: E. D. Townsend, and
Charles Andrew Lux of Hoquiam,
| Wash, were married last night in St.
stephen 8 church. Rev. Father Dolphin
was given by Miss Alma Larson, who
sang 20, Pure, 0, Sweet, O, Holy.O
and by Miss Ethel Payne, who piayed
the "Lohengrin ''and Mendelssohn we'd
| ding marches.
The bride wore white liberty satin
made with a. full train and with garni-
| lures Of duchess lace. The veil was of
tn!le and the bridal bouquet was Of
mlles and white roses. Miss Elizabeth
wore pink and carried pink roses. The
! bridesmaids, Misses Rosamond Leland.
| Nell Hynes and Louise Beare, wore
| pink and carried pink roses. Frank
| Ward was the best man, and the ushers
were Max Schmidt, DR.. M. N, Leland
and B. J. Clark.
| Two hundred invitations had been
issued for the reception, which was at
the home. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend,
on Fourth avenue s. Mr.. and Mrs.
land and Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Lombard o11 ard
assisted in receiving. Roses and palms
| were in the reception-rooms and par
Tor, and in the diningroom were pink
roses and pink shaded candles. Mr..
| and Mrs. Lux left on a western triD
| and they will be at home after Nov.
| at Hoquiam, Wash. Messrs. and Mines.
1. q. Skinner, Thomas Beare, F. j.,
Lombard, D. A. Odell, J. e. Byrnes,
j.. P. Burke and Earl Lux were the out
of-town guests.
Of Miss Alice Ellis MacM9rp DIV ; and
Floyd Pratt Raymond, which took place
at the future home Of the bride and
bridegroom last evening. Rev. Howard
K. Painter read the service, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Morris. Mrs. Ray Knowlton
presided at the piano and played the
..Lohengr1n" wedding march. During
ence Macdonald dAa sang 10, a4 Pro mise
Me- Blanche Mildred Raymond was
the flower girl and Marie Burdick bore
the ring in the heart Of large lily.
Palms and ferns decorated the parlor,
forming leafy bower in which the
vows were spoken: Red and white car
| nations were used in the dining room
and in the library. Mrs. E. E. Mac
Mrs. L. s. Raymond assisted during the
informal reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond have left on an eastern wedding
| trip. They will be at home after Dec.
1 at 1927 Como avenue Sc.
Miss Edith A. Johnson and Henry
L. Burr were married Wednesday after
| noon. Rev. L. T. Guild read the serv-
| ice at the home Of the bride at Deep
haven in the presence of small group
| of friends.
The older girls Of Graham Hall will
give Halloween party this evening in
| the gymnasium for the new students of
| the school. There will be about seven
ty girls, and jolly frolic will be en-
joyed.
| Mrs. W. A. Haverson Of 1921 Fifth
avenue s gave a Halloween party in
| honor Of her son and daughter Ella
Grace and Harold William. The deco
rations were in green and pumpkin
color. Jack-o-1anterns were used thru
the rooms, and all the appointments
were suggestive Of Halloween. Games
were played and a number of prizes
| given. Covers were laid for twelve.
l a~,r o1n..