The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
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At a dinner given last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Slade at their
home on Summit avenue, st. Paul, an
nouncement was made Of the engage
ment Of Miss Gertrude, daughter OF, j.
j. Hill of st. Paul, and Michael Gavin
Of New York. Mr.. Gavin is gradu-
ate Of. Yale and is a prominent attor-
ney OF New York. The date for the
The announcement that the Cotillion
club committee will hold a meeting
next Tuesday at pm. is q promise
that before long the club will open
It's. social season with some smart af-
Tenney, Thomas B. Mercer, Walter G..
Hudson and Edgar H. Pierson are the
committee for the meeting.
Miss Ina Firkins and Miss Eliza
beth Mex. Hawley have issued invi-
tatlons for reception to be given
next t.: Wednesday evening at the home
Sc, in honor Of Nj. and Mrs. James
| Gerould. Mr.. Gerould is the new libra
rian Of the University of Minnesota,
and the men and women connected
| with the university have been invited
to meet him and Mrs. Gerould.
John S. Pillsbury entertained at
theater party at the Orpheum last eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ivison
Of New York, who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey R. Lamb. Two
boxes were occupied.
Mrs. G. D. Talbot Of st. Paul enter
tanned at kitchen shower this after
noon at her home in honor Of Miss
uh no will IN a
place next month. The guests included
group of Minneapolis girls.
4 Miss Florence Dalrymple will enter
tain at theater party at the Orpheum
matinee tomorrow.
Miss Mary Rhodes Of Columbus ave.
nue. will give luncheon tomorrow at
Donaldson's tea rooms. Covers will
be laid for eighteen.
Miss Anna w. Brown and George E.,
Reynolds were married at the home Of
Rev. L. 7. Guild, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds will reside in
Minneapolis.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage of Miss Inez Leininger Of Still:
Mitchell, 8. p, which took place Wed
nesday in Saltwater. The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. and Mrs. D. M. Lem
niger, and the family formerly resided
in Minneapolis. Rev. Mr.. Stephens,
pastor Of the First Methodist church of
) st. Paul, read the service. Pink and
white asters and vines formed bower
for the bridal party, and an appropri'
ate program Of wedding music was
) played. The bride wore a gown of
white silk null over soft silk, and she
{ held bouquet Of white roses. Mr.. and
) Mrs. Potter left Immediately after the
I wedding reception for short trip
( They will be at home at 1904 Sanborn
5 street, Mitchell, s. D., after Oct. Is.
s. The marriage Of Miss Marie Cannon
! and Emil D. Boerner took place Satur
I day evening at 6 O'Clock at the home
Of the mother Of the bride, 4881 Thir
! ty-eight avenue s: Rev. G. M. Heard
: group Of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
) Boerner will make their home in Eu
7 rope after short stay In Washington
Miss Maud Frances Stedman, daugh
I ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Stedman
) Of Berlin, Wis, and Frederick William
J Curtis Of Minneapolis were married
Wednesday at noon at the Stedma1
family fm dR Fssidenq9; MI Cgrti s is peph
{ Minneapolis, and is superintendent q
I one Of the 500 divisions. He will
bring his bride to Minneapolis, where
she Is well known as former teacher
} in the public schools. The out-of- tow1
guests were Mrs. s. K. Curtis Of Min
I neapolis,. Frederick 2. Underwood an(
; Mrs Underwood Of New York, Mr.. ant
Mrs William T Underwood 0ho rios
s B. Underwood and Miss Alice Under
! wood Of Chicago, Dr.. and Mrs: Edward
: WILSON Of ParkersbuEg. W. Va, ant
Miss Helen Helm Of Chicago.
! DR.. RICHARD G. Hughes, president o!
: Ripqn college, read the service, assisted
: Union Congregational church. III,
vows were spoken in the sitting room
I which was decorated in white ani
green. with garlands Of white clemati
and white asters and ferns to make {
{ beautiful setting. The Quaker service
atSsndS5 NJ II MI: RSsj
: played the musical accompaniments
I Miss Wright played the wedding
I march. Thruout the house the decora
! ti9ns we're c1sn1tinued in beautiful
was used. A bridal dinner was servet
and the table appointments were beau
= tifully carried out.
/ I Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis have left on
trip to the Pacific coast. They will b.
at home Wednesdays in November a
1919 Stevens avenue.
HI The members Of the Batson. Brow,
wedding party were entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Donaldson IS te
rooms by S. W. Batson. Covers wer
+ laid for Miss Brown, Saltwater; Mis-
Patterson, Los Angeles; Miss Bean, 81
Paul; Misses Stevens, Gould and Al
breeht, minneapolis; Messrs. Davis
and Batson, Minneapolis.