The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07

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ming in Mrs. Noble g new hall, on Hen
nepin avenue Greek letter men and
girls are delighted at the prospects, for
there has been a great demand for a
| joint fraternity affair.
| The Roosevelt club has issued invi-
tations for dancing party to be given
In the Roosevelt clubrooms Wednesday
evening, Nov. Z.
Among the coming social affairs will
be the reception and musicale for the
student members of the Thursday Mu-
steal, which will be given Thursday
afternoon, Oct. l8, at the home Of Mrs.
S. S. Cargill, 2602 Portland avenue. "A
planned for the the different de part s
Of the club and they will do much to
promote spirit Of sociability and
good fellowship. There are about $50
student members and the musical pro-
gram will be given by eight of them.
Mrs: .Cargill will be aided in receiving
BY Mrs l5s,h W: 9. Frybergsr, president; Of
chairman of the student members. -
The marriage of Miss Edith Louise
Reed and DR.. Guy Benjamin steadman
of st, Paul, took place last evening at
O'Clock at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Henry o. Hilton, 314
Union street Sc. It was beautiful
autumn wedding, and the appointment
y were charming m go The bride has been
the University Of Minnesota, and the
bridegroom is also graduate from
the state university, so the college
set was deeply interested in the event.
Rev. Irving P. johnson Of Gethsemane
church read the impressive service.
The parlor, where the vows were spok-
en-, was! a woodland nook. The deep
tumn leaves and the golden yellow
and delicate red Of maple mingled
with the rich browns and russell Of
oak leaves to make the setting for
clusters Of bright red dahlias and
roses. Foliage made roof for the
leaf1y chapel and tall boughs of oak
and maple and sumach were the pill
in their vivid beauty. In the small
reception room to the right of the en-
trance hall the orchestra was sta
toned, and preceding the service p
short program was played. At 8
clock 9 group OF girl friends Of the
bride, Misses Florence Sherwood and
Genevieve Milton, Mamie Reed, CO..
stance Walker, Agnes Clark, Grac=,
stcadman, Nellie Hilton, Blanche
Craig and Marie Atterbury, gowned in
! pink, white and blue, stretched the
ribbons from the hall into the parlor,
making an aisle for the bridal party.
| Miss Reed entered as the strains Of
| the "Lohengrin" wedding march were
! nl2vpn- Her 70
ton from East India. It, was sheer
material beautifully woven and hanl
embroidered in silk, with deep en-
broidered tlounce, and the waist was
finished with a yoke and bertha of
real lace. The long tulle veil fell to
the hem OF the gown and was held in
place with jewel: The bouquet was
of st: Paul was the maid of honor. She
slip of cream taffeta chiffon with
trimmings Of lace. Her flowers were
pink roses. Arthur L. Reed was the
best man. Miss Mamie Reed, sister
Of the bride, was the flower girl. She
wore white dotted Swiss over white
AT ter the service Mr.. and Mrs.
Steadman received informally assisted
by the bride g mother, Mrs. H. O. Hill
ton, who was in silk corded crepe de
chine over bisque-colored silk with
trimmings of cream applique lace The
dining-room was appointed in red and
green to harmonize with the hand
Constance Walker, Lena Coffee, Ber-
nice Reed ,Genevieve Hilton and
Grace steadman served frappe in
nook in the reception hall. The out
qf:toWn guests INCLUDED Mr.; and Mrs.
W. H. Sleeper. DR.. and Mrs. A. E.
Sherwood Of Sheldon, Iowa; Raymond
Sleeper Or. and Mrs. George E.. Sher-
George W. Sherwood Of st. Paul, and
Arthur L. Reed Of Springfield, Idaho,
brother of the bride. A party of
fifty guests came over in a special car
from Anoka.
DR.. and Mrs. Steadman left on a
two weeks wedding trip. They will
be at home in the Elgin. apartments,
st. Paul, after Nov. /. =
Mr.: Mr.; and Mrs: rs: H. N: Weston enter
tanned at a bridal dinner last night
for Miss Bessie Parnell of st. Paul,
whose marriage to Harry Weston, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Weston, takes
place Monday in st. Paul. The decor
ations were in green and white and as
tiers and ferns made a pretty setting
on the table. A mound of flowers stood
in the center. and rising from wreath
Of smilax were pretty candleholders
with white and green tapers. Covers
were placed for twelve. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gnaedin-
ger Of Montreal, who are to be the at
PENDANTS Of Mr.. Weston and Miss Par
! nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gnaedinger arrived
from Montreal yesterday morning.
A pretty army home at Fort Smelling,
bod toll
owner, Captain William Bjornstad. left
last week with his regiment for Cuba.
/ FITS little mistress is mourning shat
tered hopes, for they had planned to
spend the next two years in the coy
home. Captain Bjornstad returned
from the maneuvers at Fort Riley only
to find orders sending him to Cuba.
Mrs Bjornstad returned Sunday from
San Francisco, where she had been
spending some weeks with her rela-
tives, just in time to say farewell to
her soldier husband. Their dream of
home is over, at. least for a year or
more. Everybody at the fort feels
with the young BRIDE whose marriage
about year ago was the elimination
Of Philippine war romance.
i Miss Alleen Pelle Moran of Louis
cousin, Miss Jessie GTonge, returned
home Tuesday. Miss Moran was enter
tanned at a number of pretty farewell
affairs before she left. VII. Sulhow
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