The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Mcdonald an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Harriet to Rev. Herbert Chandler
Ide of New Britain, Conn. The we'd
ding will take place May 2.
A prettily appointed wedding of last
evening was that Of Miss Weltha F.
Bennyhoff and William Taylor 'Daven-
port of New York, which was solemn
lied at the home of the BRIDES mother,
we uakosuch w.. .itsf. Tar ETAOIN
Mrs. Alicia G. Brown, 1913 Third ave-
nue. Sc. Only small group Of imme-
diate friends and relatives, not more
| ice which was read by Rev. G. L. Nor
| rill: Roses, hydrangeas, daffodils and
| tulips made an attractive setting. Miss
| Lillian F. Dyer was at the piano. The
bride wore dotted null over taffeta and
| carried cluster Of Golden Gate roses.
An. elaborate wedding supper was
served after the service. Mr.. Daven-
port served in the Spanish war and was
a first lieutenant on General Miles
staff at Porto Rico and Santiago. He
will take his bride to New York to
reside. r. $500" ...
A wedding that will bring bride to
| Minneapolis took place yesterday af-
ternoon in Philadelphia, when Mrs. Lo-
nita B. Heishley and DR.. William Ed
win Leonard were married. The serv-
ice was read in the chapel Of the Memo
rial Church Of the Advocate, one Of the
large Episcopalian churches of the city,
by Rev. Henry Medary. The chancel
was decked with a profusion Of palms
and white flowers DR.. Rae s. Dorsett
Of West Philadelphia was best man and
the ushers were Walter K. Earl, former
ly of Minneapolis, but now of Delaney
school. Dr.: H. M. Bunting of Norris
town, DIR. Chandler Weaver Of Foxchase
delphia, medical classmates Of DR.. Leo
nard. The bride was attended by her
two sisters. the Misses Elsie and Ella
| Booth. She wore pearl gray travel
ing gown with hand-embroidered waist
a hat of gray Milan straw with wings
OF white and gray: and carried shower
bouquet of violets. She was given in
marriage by Oscar J. West of Chicago
and the service was witnessed by a
large group of relatives and friends Of
the bride and many college and profess
sional friends Of DR.. Leonard. Among
those from away were Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Bruchholz of Bryant avenue, Min
neapolis. :, -"
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard went south for
trip and they will receive Fridays in
May at their home on Grand avenue.
The marriage of Miss Genevieve Null
ford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
milford, and Fred s. Baker, will take
place this evening at the home of the
brides parents, 1924 Blaisdell avenue.
Mrs. W. P. Devereux will be hostess
Eats an afternoon tea tomorrow. at her
home, 2215 Bryant avenue S.
Miss Elizabeth M. Hawley has issued
invitations for reception to be given
Wednesday, April 25, at her home, 1928
Eleventh avenue Sc. The hours will
be from to O clock.
Mrs. A. Y. Merrill Of 1922 Emerson
avenue s and Mrs. E. H. Cobb of. 1852
Bryant avenue S, were hostesses at the
first smart spring reception given after
the Easter holidays at the residence
Of Mrs. Merrill yesterday. Green and
white were the chosen colors and the
house was decked with a profusion of
Easter, lilies and palms: The hours
vitations had been issued. Mrs. Mer
rill and Mrs. Cobb received in the
drawing room, where tall Easter lilies
were arranged in the green foliage
which banked the fireplace and win
dows. Assisting thru the rooms were
Mines. E. S. Mooers, Abbie Hit, G. M
Winslow, A. H. Rose, F. E. Dunn, L
P: Blair, T. W. Boss, Miss Laura Skies
and Miss Grace Brooks. .
In the dining room, where tall has
ket filed with Easter lilies graced tn
Misses Florence Cobb, Stella Jensen
Mildred Brown, Katherine Bruchholz
Marian Traxler- and Eva .Hank-pre
sided. J. =" >. ".z.-
The 1906 ball of the cadet corps a
the university, to be held in the armor
Monday evening, will be the las
campus social event Of Importance be
fore the senior promenade and colleg
in it. Heretofore, the junior ball an
@ the senior promenade have been tn
= two big events Of the university yea
but officers in the cadet corps hav
made elaborate plans for the militar
ball, and this function. will. undoubtedl
i. take it's place with the two historic pa
ties as a permanent feature in COLES
social life: #szS
The following list Of hostesses h:
been announced: Mines: Cyrus Northro
John A. Johnson,<D. P. Jones, John :
Downey. J. J. Flather, Henry F. Mac
T.; trieb, F. F. Wesbrook, John Zelen
J; Carl Schlenker, Edward Nicholson, Y
''s w. Folwell, Henry L.. Williams, JOSEF
o. Pike, J. T. Wyman, w. s. Pattee.
Miss Helen Reeves Moody and LIE,
Sumner Barton were married last ev
4 ming at the home Of the officiating mi
= lister, Rev. G. l.. Morrill,, 1856 Ten
a avenue 8.
81 Fred Ziegler and William Radtke e
81 tertained at the home Of Mr.. and M
John Ziegler, 2O25 Second street
a Monday evening to celebrate the
81 twenty second birthday anniversari
i Easter lilies, azaleas and roses brigl
= ened the rooms. During the evening
= musical program was given. Prese
E were Messrs. and Mines. John Ziegl
Il julius Radtke, j. F.. Andersen, 81
& ziegler, Ben Keefe, Carl Breitenste
"a John Andersen, Val Engelman, Miss
n Selma Ness, Caroline Ziegler, Be
a Thompson, Tillie Ulmen, Alice. Gree
= Irma Raymond, Dollie Ulmen, Mess
Charles Ulmen. William Radtke, To
Fl Busch, Fred Ziegler, August Muell
81 William sBreitenstein, Charles Ziegl
q Claude Schwestka, Henry Hovelson,
s. bert Hirth and Fred Krost Of Manka
q A Dutch supper was served in the d
ing room, which was decorated wi
81 roses and tulips. An orchestra play
during supper.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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