The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24

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a pretty wedding Of today was that
Of Seattle, which was celebrated at the
Church Of the Holy Rosary at 8 o clock.
The bride wore a gown Of white china
silk with shirrings and insertions Of
German valenciennes lace. She wore a
veil Of tulle and her flowers were bride
roses. Miss Marry Carroll, her cousin,
was maid Of honor. She wore pink
a cluster of pink carnations. Mr.. Burns
of st. Paul was his brothers. best man.
Rev. J: D.sFoWler read the service and
Mrs. Flynn furnished the nuptial music.
Fs The wedding breakfast, at which the
guests were sthe family and intimate
friends, was served at the home Of the
bride g uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Is Riley, 1921 Twenty-fourth street
s. A mass of pink carnations conferred
the table. Covers were laid for twenty
fve. Thru the rooms pink carnations
We're prominent in a setting of green
foliage. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left this evening
for Seattle, where they will be at home
after Aug. 1.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
place today at 9 O'Clock, Rev. D. J.
Moran of the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception reading the service. At
tending the bride was Miss Frances
Higgins, and John Kerker, was best
man. The bride wore a gown of white
liberty. satin and she held bouquet.
of bride roses. A wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hefter, 5O7
Of white and pink carnations were used
in the rooms, where Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard received congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard left for Hastings, where
they will be the guests Of relatives. At
ter Aug. they will be at home at
their new home on Fourteenth ave-
nue. N.
Mrs. S. R. Skies Of 317 Clifton avenue
gave a luncheon today at Donaldson IS
tearooms in honor Of Miss Frances
tSwift Of Duluth, and Miss Christine
Shuart of Springfield, Mo-, who are
classmates Of Miss Ruth Skies at Smith
college, and who are her guests. Gov
ers were laid for ten and the table was
daintily appointed with summer bios
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Miss Marion Burt and Mrs. Ward
Blake were hostesses at an afternoon at
fair for Hiss Laura Fleu today at the
home Of Miss Burt on Bryant avenue.
The library and living room were bright
with large bouquets of nasturtiums,
while in the dining room the floral ap-
pointments were in white and pink. A
cluster Of the sweet peas was in the
center Of the able and pink and white
satin ribbons, caught at the chandelier
above, fell to the table IS edge. A clus-
ter of the flowers tied with white tulle
designated the place Of the bride.
During the afternoon dolly already
buttonholed, was given to each of the
eighteen guests with a pencil, thimble
and embroidery, linen; each drew: i a
monogram or wrote her name on the
dolly and embroidered it for the bride.
A nuptial guessing contest served to
amuse the guests. '%t@ .E&t:.
Mrs. George Shannan will entertain
at dinner tomorrow evening for Miss
Fleu. 7tz ".- 81 49,. ...'E #.t
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Green of Omaha,
entertained a party Of twenty at Lake
Phalen. Among the guests were Misses
| Lillian BTin of Omaha, Rose, Stone of
Chicago, and Geraldine Brin Of Chicago
Dinner was served in the refectory al
the lake. ,= H. Il, 80. a.. s,;sz :.
Minikahda club will be the scene of
a great many delightful affairs this
week in connection with the state golf
affairs will be the concert which will be
given from $3.50 to Q CLOCK Thursday
evening at the club by the famous Duss
and his band of artists, The band has
| been playing at Wonderland for the
last week and the club members are con
sidering themselves fortunate to have
a treat Of such promise at their country
home.f The out-of-town golf players
have commenced to come, and the links
. times Of the day. Beginning tomor
. row afternoon group Of society women
will be hostesses at tea from to
! O'Clock, and bevy Of the younger girls
will assist. @-/ y. ~ - +. . I D.,
Miss Minnie Clint entertained at
| luncheon yesterday at Donaldson s tea
rooms, and her guests were Misses Flor.
ence Tanner, Estelle Bissell and Effe
! Clint of Minneapolis. Friday evening
/ the girls attended theater party,
MINNEAPOLIS society was well repre-
sented during the day at the women 4
state tennis tournament, which is or
at the Town and Country club. The
fact that some of the Minneapolis play
/. ers have been defeated does not put 8
4 damper on their enthusiasm, and the
4 tennis coterie shows no partiality what
ever, enjoying the sport for the sport I
! sake. Miss Partridge and Miss Jordan
i and Miss Dean were defeated yester
day. This afternoon Mrs. James F. Bel
and Miss Jordan are playing in the pre-
Iiminary doubles. The social side Of thu
tournament is strongly accentuated b,
the st. Paul women. Yesterday Mrs
! Harold p. Ben of ST.. Paul was hostess
and the Misses Edith Wann, Eleanor
/ Wann, Nancy Judson and Dorothes
i Barrow assisted her. There will b.
/ hostesses for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urdav afternoons. Mines. George Thomp
son, G. A. Severance and Herbert Davi
will act in that capacity.
! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
l Miss Drusilla Jones Is In Boston visiting rels
tives and viii return Aug. 10. Il
i Louis Jones Is enjoying his vacation with
camping party at Big Stone Lake. 5. D.
a Mrs. George w. Smith will entertain tn
Birthday ladies at her home, 2734 Eghteent
avenue S. Saturday "
Mrs. Z. Hoops Of Chicago formerly Miss Sayd
= Lofgren Of Minneapolis arrived yesterday