The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
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OF interest to a great many Mime.
Miss Florence Schuyler, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Schuyler Of Fargo,
N. D., to Walton Willard Thorpe Of
Britton, S. d., which took place last
evening at O'Clock at the Schuyler
residence in Fargo.
Mr.. Thorpe was one. of the. MinnA
t SGT d?otbaH stars When he attended !
l"Sunny'' Thorpe won fame on the
honors also, as she was one of the best
bel, Katibel .Chadbonrn, Katherine Mil
Gamma sorority. Since leaving college
she has taken a leading part in the So
cial life Of Fargo, where she has been
a great favorite.
Bishop Cameron Mann read the Epis-
! copal wedding service in the presence
of large assemblage Of wedding
guests. Miss Anna Schuyler was her
sisters maid of honor, and Edward A..
Purdy Of Minneapolis was Mr.. Thorpe's
best man. The younger sisters of the
bride, Ruth and Marion, stretched the
ribbons and Miss Adele Smith PLAYED
the bridal music The vows were spoken
in the drawing room, where chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses, ferns and smilax sug-
gested a beautiful color effect of green
and white. In the dining room and
living room pink roses were used in
fragrant Profuslon. "g:.. n
w.. After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorpe left on an eastern wedding trip.
| The out of-town guests were Mrs
Thorpe the mother of Mrs. Thorpe, of
| Britton, S. D., Mr.. and Mrs, w. J.
Byrnes Of Minneapolis, the Misses
Clara and Julia Byrnes and Edward A.
Purdy of Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorpe will reside in Britton, s. D.
Mrs. William Jennings Holman Of
New York and Miss Mary Campbell
will give an informal tea tomorrow at
their home, 1000 Fifth street Sc, in
| honor of Mrs. John Kinmont Of Chi
cago, who is the guest Of Miss Camp
Mrs. George H. Rentz entertained at
cards this afternoon at her home on
west Thlrty,third street for Mrs. A. G:
Leighton. give hundredO was played
at six tables and after the games a
light luncheon was served. The rooms
were prettily arranged with white
| chrysanthemums and smilax. Mrs.
Leighton has been visiting for several
| weeks in Minneapolis She will return
tonight to her home in Kentwood, La.
The members Of the Sigma NJ fra
ternity at the state university gave a
| Thanksgiving dinner and dance last
evening at their :chapter house, 400
washington avenue Sc: Fifteen
served at 1880 and the dancing began
at 9 O'Clock.
7 A number Of affairs are being planned
for. Misses Bessie Ryan and Agnes
Kinkel, whe are attending school in
Duluth and who are home for the
Thanksgiving vacation. There will be
a roller skating cotillion tonight in
their honor and tomorrow. a matinee
party will be given kfor them at the
Metropolitan theateer.@W ednesday even
Card club entertained FOR the girls at a
Miss Ryan, SO32 Second avenue S.
There were forty guests and the even
ing was spent with games and dancing.
The decorations were in red and yellow
and American Beauty roses and chrys-
anthemu1ns We're used. A light supper
in colors corresponding with those of
| the decorations. ,,: l ss!$ #zF>
{: Miss Evelyn Leitz last night enter
! tanned Informally at her, home. Games
were played and a musical program
was given by Misses Jaeger and Can
| glehoff. A farewell party viii be given
| Tuesday at the home Of Miss Jaeger,
preceding the departure Of Miss Ryan
| and Miss Kinkel for Duluth.
| A wedding of last night was that Of
Mrs. Mary A. Townsend and Waldo j.
Benton, which took place at the home
| Of he bride. S517 Third 8. Rev.
Stanley B. Roberts read the service.
Miss Lillian Peterson and George N.
Whallon were quietly married yester-
| day afternoon at the Bethlehem manse.
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts oficiated. Miss
May WATSON and F. B. Herrick were
the attendants. ''%
The marriage Of Miss Emma Wester-
green and Andrew E. Knudsen took
place yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Rev. e.. L. Morrill, on Tenth ave-
nue. s. y.-.a ..-
Miss Hattie Pilden and Fred R.
Smith were married Wednesday after
anngK EaEAEaM gHkH r.