The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.


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goldenglow made an effective decor
alton IN the dining room, which is fin
ished in yellow.
Among the weddings Of next week
Will be that OF Rev. Jesse P. Dodds, the
young pastor Of Broadway Methodist
episcopal church in this city. The
Fergus Falls, MINI, and the wedding
father, Rev. J. INLAND in that city
"Wednesday. The. bridegroom is q son
OF Rev. DR.. Dodds, presiding elder of
the Fergus Falls district, and was for
merry pastor Of the Methodist church
at f @ At present he is attend
the pulpit of the Broadway church.
the engagement of their daughter,
Katherine B., to Burton L. Dame. The
wedding will take place Wednesday,
Sept. rs, at the Dinneen residence, SAB
FOLK street NE. Among the affairs to
be given fol-, the bride is a linen show
P: ellis Of 2l5 University avenue Sc,
wall pc the hostess. Miss Lillian
Dame is planning to give china show
er at her home, 34OI Stevens avenue,
and there will be other parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Horton of Thief
eyer NJ rails announce the, engagement
Of Of their daughter, Bessie Mae, to Beloit
wedding will take place the latter part
Of October. Both Miss Horton and Mr..
Lewis were formerly residents of Min
neapohs and have hosts of friends here.
Miss Mary Z. Jarvis, whose wedding
to to Roy Il. Richardson will take place
WednNes:daY evening, will have her SIS
dred N. Copeland and Mary Ruby as
her attendants. Mr.. Richardson s best
man will be Wallace Harlem. Wednes-
day evening Mrs. A. johnson of Adams
street ne gave granite shower for
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pye, who went
east on their wedding trip, are now in
A .prettily appointed wedding Of last
evening was that if Miss Harriet Leek-
ley and George Walter Nelson of Chi
cago. The bride is the daughter of
Francis A. Leekley and resided in Min
neapolls until two years ago, when she
went to Chicago with her father. The
wedding, which took place at the home
Mrs. George McGregor, on Elliot ave.
nue., was witnessed by fifty guests. A
profusion Of golden glow cleaned thru
the parlor and hall and above the bank
OF palms and blossoms, which made the
nuptial altar, hung a floral bell Miss
A A e Bacon, on the piano, and Mrs:
": Stockman, on the mandolin, played
later sounded "Hearts and Flowers y
for an accompaniment for the service,
which was read by Rev. G. H. Gamble:
Little Lillian Taylor and May F1asgard
stretched the white ribbons to form an
aisle, and Margaret McGregor carrie
the ring in the heart of a lily. The
three little girls wore white dotted
swiss and carried golden glow and ferns
and were the only, attendants. The
vet, made princess fashion, with a woke
| of white chiffon over silk. The bride
wore rose in her hair and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. An in
! lorna! reception followed the service
and Mrs. c. H. Nelson, Mr.. Leekley
ana Mrs. W. D; Stevens Of Chicago re-.
ceived with. Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor
and the bridal couple. ~ Miss Eva Nc
which was placed beneath a 'e canop uS' Of
green and gold, and Mrs. G. S. White
law was in the diningroom, where red
and white roses and sweet peas were
arranged with ferns. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Stevens, Miss
Eva Wallace, Chicago; Mrs. John
Morse, Waupun, Wis, and Miss Eva
Hamilton Of Montreal. Mr.. Nelson and
his bride left on the late train for
Denver, and they will be at home in
Chicago after Oct. l. Mrs. Nelson IS
g91ng away gown was of light gray,
A happy family reunion was held YES
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Mccall, 731 Ninth avenue s.
Present were the mother of Mrs. Nc
Gail, Mrs. Martha A. Stephens, Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. A. Stephens, their son Win.
and daughter Ruth, MI. and Mrs. Frank
b. stephens and their family, Milo.
Eddie and Mile Stephens, Mr.. and
Mrs. r: S. Stephens and sons Leslie
and Clifford Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aulus B.. Mccall, all of Minneapolis.
M. R. Stephens of La Grange. Ga.' MI
and Mrs. 3. NJ. Slocumb and daughter.
DR.. Maude Stephens Slocumb of Keith.
burg, Ill, Arthur j.. Stevens of St. Paul,
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