The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-16
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"Let an action be never so triv-
ial in itself. Women always make
it appear Of the most Importance"
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: Mrs. Edward L.. Lampman enter
tanned at euchre this afternoon at her
of Mrs. James F. Nc Elroy, who has
been spending the winter in Texas.
Twenty-four guests played and the
prizes were beautiful hand-painted Chi
ma souvenirs. The decorations in the
rooms were carried out in purple and
white and great punches Of fragrant
lilac made an attractive setting. The
diningroom was in the same colors, and
SONS, where light refreshments were
served after the games. Mrs. Lamp
man was assisted during the afternoon
by Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. G. S. Gold and
Mrs. s. Friedlander. -
The marriage Of Miss Alice Jackson
last evening at 7 clock at the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. Edward p.
Burch, 1929 James avenue S. The ar
engagements were very simple and only
the relatives were present. The SER
vice was followed by a large reception
for which 800 invitations had been is
sued. Rev. Charles P. Hubbard read
the ar sd lines Hs and hads enfezed
David Ferguson Colville of St. Paul
sang Gloves Coronation.' Miss Jack
son had no attendants. L. P. Daniel
was the best man. The bride wore q
beautiful gown Of white point d'esprit
over white silk chiffon and carried a
large bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
eled necklace, gift Of the bridegroom.
In the parlor, where the vows were
spoken, a bridal arch was built of ferns
and bride roses, while Easter lilies and
tall palms made an effective setting for
the bridal party.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Whea-
ton during the hours following the
service We're the, BRIDES mother, Mrs.
W. Wheaton. Deep red roses made a
rich setting in the library, and in the
dining room white and green were the
colors chosen, low mound of white
tulips and ferns making the center
piece for the table. A group of ma
irons and young women alternated in
the dining room. They were Mines.
Pike, Paul Johnson! F. s: Bissell Of
Caroline Choate, Leonora Mann, Clara
flaming, Avery Trask, Mary Van Cleve
and Miss Mary Stoughton Of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton left on a short
wedding tour.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Berry
Of Faribault and DR.. Paul Campbell Of
St. Paul will take place at the home Of
the bride, Monday evening. pr; Will
liam Braasch of Minneapolis will be the
best man. Mr.. Campbell is graduate
of the university and member of the
Delta Epsilon fraternity and several of
| his fraternity friends will act as ushers
Mrs. A. D. Milford of Elizabeth
N. j., arrived yesterday morning and
is the guest of Mrs. H. II. Kimball at
s RSF h0m Mrs. M Mu EaS reaGsd Mn
she removed to Elizabeth to make that
city her home. While she is the. guest
of Mrs. Kimball number of socia,
attentions will probably be shown her
as she has host Of friends in Mime
apolis.
The fortnightly dancing party at the
Plaza hotel this evening will make. 9
pleasant break in the existing socia
mon;otony. For the younger sets thu
pleasure enough in them to make w
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party tonight, Mrs. John Shull, Mrs
Rogers and Mrs. II. A. Leonhauser viii
be hostesses at small dinners, and viii
entertain their guests at the dance
later.
The Misses Camilla and Augusta Gul
brandsen, who will leave Sunday even
ing for Norway to attend the corona
tion festivities, were honor guests at al
informal reception given last evenin,
at the Odin club rooms. About fort,
guests we're present. An informal pro
gram Of music was enjoyed.
| The marriage of Miss Estella Har
riet Berry, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. H.. w. Berry, and Frank W. Han
son took place Wednesday evening
Rev. George Gamble read the service
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson will make thei
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Miller will cole
brate their golden wedding this evenin
at their home, 440S Washburn avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have been resi-
dents Of Minnesota since 1856, an
many of the pioneers will attend tn
reception to offer their congratulations
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