The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-02
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The departure .ofiSth troops from
a wedding. as is so5often the case when
a regiment is ordered to the. front. The
marriage of Miss Harriet Bonneycastle
Harrison, daughter Of Lieutenant and
Mrs; H q Cooper and Lieutenant
tieth battery, field artillery, u. S. A.,
had been set for Tuesday, Oct. 16, and
invitations had been issued for a large
and brilliant affair.". But when Mr..
Cooper was ordered to Cuba with his
regiment, the bridal. couple quickly
changed their plans in order that he
the service was read. very quietly last
evening in the presence of group of
Pavne Tharsto oa Of Mn nsa ne0q The
bride wore a pretty white gown. and
was attended by, Miss Anna Belle
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ethel Haney and Miss Hal Black Of
! St. Paul and Miss Winifred Westlake |
Of Minneapolis Miss Hughes and Miss
Westlake were also in white and the
othe1 t po were seo in pink Lieutsnapt
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a classmate of the bridegroom at West
Point. acted as best man, and the bride
was given in marriage by her father.
The officers Of the post had planned
a hop in honor of the young couple,
and it was given as arranged, altho,
was the guest of honor. The hop was
given in the post hail. and beside the
garrison people, there was group of
Minneapolis friends-Dr. and Mrs. Ar
thur A. Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B.
Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Westlake,
Mrs. George Dulaney and Miss Leila
| Winston-present to welcome Mr.. and
! Mrs. Smith when they entered with
their bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left today, and
after short visit at his home in Troy,
where Mr.. Smith is stationed with the
coast artillery.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Dunsmoor have
taken the Ceylon Lyman house at lab
Harmon place for the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. LYMAN will occupy apartments in
the new Lyman court, and the Duns-
moors are planning to take possession
of the house the middle of the month.
Mrs. Dunsmoor will introduce her
daughters at smart reception shortly
before the hostesses' ball, and as the
Misses Elizabeth and Marjorie Duns-
moor are very popular among the
younger set, the Dunsmoor home viii
be the scene of a great deal Of enter
tanning this winter. 49,
Mrs. Alice R. Rodgers and Mrs. Hen
ry K. Sidle gave a large luncheon to-
day at the Town and Country club.
There were fifty guests and covers were
placed. at three large round tables in
the private clubrooms. The center table
had a mound Of lemon and white chrys-
anthemums fringed with pimosa vines
and maidenhair ferns and on either side
was a table with pink and white chrys-
anthemums in low mounds that almost
covered the cloth; The name cards
hostesses in a monogram. An orchestra
played during luncheon and later. the
guests went to the pretty Sidle bunga-
low, Rambleside-o on the Mississippi, where
the orchestra was stationed on the bal
cony, which was gay with profusion
of yellow blossoms. Vivid SALIVA flow
ers and American Beauty roses were in
the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Side will close Ram
bleside in about two weeks and return
to their town house on Park avenue.
Mrs. Barnes B. Secombe gave lunch
con at Donaldson 8 tearooms today
and the decorations were pink roses.ur,
A group of young men have arranged
for a series Of ten dancing parties this
winter, to be given in Mrs. Noble s
hall on Hennepin avenue. The first af-
fair took place last night, and about
fifty guests danced. Lyman G. Cald-
plans are being made for. delightful
Thanksgiving party and Christmas
dance.
The Phi Beta sorority Of Stanley
Hall held it's initiation Saturday at
the school. There were three initiates.
a student, Miss Ethel Hamblin Of Min
neapo1is and two teachers, Miss Cope Of
the vocal department, and Miss Adams.
ment. After the initiation a chatting
" dish luncheon was served The Phi
Betas present were Misses Marie Pin
ney, Luella Bend, Margaret Clemens.
Josephine Dayton, Ruth Whistler, Cora
Dorsey, Helen Eddy and Pauline
Hospes
The marriage of Miss Agnes G.. Rich
ardson, daughter eof L. S. Richardson.
and, Merritt S. Zimmerley took place
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. C. S. Holbrook, 27Ol
Polk street NE. Rev. NJ. B. Morris
read the service: Miss Rutten played
= the "Lohengrin' wedding march and
the strains of "Peace and Love- were
softly sounded during the exchange of
4 the Vows. The sMendelssohn march
r. was sthe Professional music. Miss Gladys
+ Williams was the maid of honor and
+ Ralph D. Richardson was the best man.
The decorations Were in white asters
: white carnations and palms. L.,
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerley left on tn,
= evening train for Oshkosh, Wis, where
) they will be at home after Nov. 1.
;;&sa -, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. <,
1 Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Curtis have re
turned from their wedding trip
Mrs. Nellie Burns and Mrs. Charles Sanbor
left last evening to spend week in Chicago
The Elk Prisoners of War and auxiliary wi
meet in the old capitol, st. Paul, tomorrow.
=. L.. p. Hummer Social club will meet wit
s. Mrs Brainard, 2713 Elliot avenue Friday
Il box luncheon will be served
"A Thea women of All Souls church will serv
La harvest home; supper in the church dtnn
( room tomorrow at $3.50 pm. '... F. -.
1 f Bridal Veil lodge, D. of H., will give car
: 4 party FRIDAY fternOOn at the home of Mr.