The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-31
What we call in men wisdom
| is In women prudence. It Is par
TALLY to call one greater than the
other. Steele.

st. Mark s procathedral was the
scene Of pretty wedding at s g. 9 , ,ks <
Ramsey became the bride Of E. +. Com
stock, Jr. Miss Ramsey is the daughter
Of Nj. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey, well ell.
has been a teacher in the Minneapolis
and was student at the university:
Mr.. JQmstock is deputy surveyor OF.
logs. He belongs to one Of the pioneer
families of Minneapolis, and is the son son
Madison street Ne. His father came
to st. Anthony in the early ffties, and
has served as a state senator. The
church had charming setting of ever
greens and palms. Rev. 6. Heathcotes
Hills read the service and MI. Graham
played an impressive, nuptlal program
on the organ, sounding the ..hohen-
grin wedding chorus as the pride en-
tered the church.
Miss Ramsey wore a charming gown
Of ivory crepe de chine over taffeta.
The skirt was shirred and finished with
three deep tucks. The bodice had
yoke Of Alencon lace outlned With fe g
bertha Of duchesse, point and the puned
elbow sleeves had frills OF the same same
and held with pin of opa!s and
pearls A hat of white chiffon with Whle
plume and white roses was worn by the
bride and her ornament, gift. OF the
bridegroom, was sunburst OF pearls
and diamonds. Bride roses tied with
white satin ribbons We're her flowers.
Mrs. Marie Louise Whitney, in white
serge and white peau de sole with a'pic.
ture hat of white and carrying an arm
bouquet Of pink and white carnations,
Was the matron of honor, and Robert
Comstock was his brothers. best man:
Mr.. Comstock, ST., gave the bride N
marriage and the ushers were y. Rea9
and J.. p. Coleman. Several hundred
guests witnessed the service. =,
: Mr.. and Mrs. .Comstock, ST., will give
a. large reception this evening to about
four hundred guests at their home on
Madison avenue. The hours will be
from I to 10 O'Clock. Mines. PTouse,
Eastman and James Comstock, are to
serve in the dining room, and grouP
of teachers from the Franklin Z, school,
Alice Mclean and Marion Jones will
assist them. The rooms will be decor,
ated in pink and white with roses and
carnations. -,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Comstock will leave TO-
morrowmorning for Baraboo, Wis to VS.
it Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey, who VIII give a
reception for them Friday afternoon.
Several hundred naRs pSea
NJ Ma and Mrs. Comstock will 90 to Chi
cauo and Buffalo. The BRIDES travel
mo Gown is Of black chiffon broadcloth
with hat to match. Mr.. ComstOck and
his bride will reside in Minneapolis.
Miss Ella May Spencer and Nathan al
Miller Barnes Of Minneapolis Were
married at 5 O'Clock this afternoon 4, IN
St. Clement IS Episcopal church, ST.
vice in the presence Of small group.
Of relatives Of the bridal couple l,hes
bride is the daughter If Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Spencer, who formerly lived ~
st. Paul. Mr.. Spencer was superln-
tendent Of the Omnna railroad. Mr..
and Mrs: Barnes will occupy apart
ments the Virginia Mr.. Ba rnes. is
a member Of the firm OF Barnes 9TH
ers. H.
Mrs. Charles p: Her entertained at
cards this afternoon at her home on
Kenwood parkway. Roses and carna
lions carried out an attractive color
scheme in pink and white and great
clusters of the blossoms were in vases
and bowls thru the rooms. Euchre was
played at seven tables and after the
games light supper was served. Mrs
frederick r.. Mcclellan and Miss Vir-
GINA Thurman assisted Mrs. Her.
This evening Mr.: and Mrs. Her will
entertain about thirty guests at a sec
ond card party.
Mrs. Joseph Hobbins gave q luncheon
THIS afternoon at her home. 1921 Al
drich avenue s, for Miss Florence Van
Evera of Hartford, Conn, who is the
guest for ten days Of her aunt, Mrs.
George Gravens. Covers were placed
for twelve and roses and tulips pretti1y
carried out color scheme of red and
white. The fayors were opera-glass
bags filled with CONNECTIONS and the
place cards were !. embellished with
sketches Of opera glasses, a m6sts .ap-
propriate decoration, as after luncheon
Mrs. Hobbins entertained her guests at
box party at the Orpheum theater.
Mrs. George NJ. Gillette Of 324 Tenth
avenue Sc, gave bridge whist lunch
con this afternoon at her home. There
were twelve guests and cards were
played after the luncheon.
Mrs. Arthur Barnard will entertain
at cards Friday afternoon at her home,
1901 Dupont avenue S.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.. Henry gave a
handsomely appointed dinner party last
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Horace New
hart at the Hampshire Arms. Mrs.
Newhart was an eastern girl before her
marriage. and came to Minneapolis as
bride last spring. The decorations at
the dinner were all in pink and green,
and the centerpiece was of pink roses,
while the favor at each cover was an
almond dish in the shape Of a pink
rose The name cards were handpainted
squares with a design Of white roses.
Covers were laid for twelve. ,ss,
The members of the young people IS
societies Of the Lowry Hill Congrega.
tional church, assisted by Mrs. Dodge,
participated in a delightful old-fash-
toned church social at the home of Mrs
w. w. Robertson, 1892 Fremont ave-
nue. S, last evening. The affair was
given for the purpose of enabling the.
young people to become acquainted, and
chosen for the purpose. Miss Alice Dali
rymple had charge of the old fashioned
games, and amusing recitations were
given by some of the younger church
members. Doughnuts, coffee, olives and
cakes were served in the dining room
from prettily appointed table by
Misses Marian Trask, Helen and Will
helmina Stevens and Doris Dalrymple.
about one hundred and fifty guests
called and were received by MINES. sEu-
gene Trask, e. j. Dalrymple, A. o. Hub
bard. Lon, r. M. Tooker, Keller, Henry
Holmes, G. G. Webster and Janney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Opsahl celebrated
their crystal wedding anniversary Mon
day evening in their apartments on