The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-26
women prefer us to say a little
evil of them, rather than to say
nothing Of them at all. ''-Ricard.

The marriage Of Miss Mayme Con-
stance Ballton and Edward l.. Rogers
of Walker, MIMI, was solemnized at
10 am. today. Rev. Henry Jajeski
read the service, in the presence of
group of relatives of the bridal couple,
study, and later the bridal party pro-
ceeded to the Church Of the Holy Cross
for service. Several hundred of the
friends Of the bridal couple joined them
at the church. Mr.. Rogers is one OF
the heroes Of the football field and
played end on the Minnesota team from
1900 to 1908. His best man. George
Webster, was also of the famous Min
nesota eleven and played tackle.
Miss Ballton wore a handsome we'd
ding robe of white chiff on over white
silk, and clasped around her throat was
a pearl necklace. a gift of the bride
groom. Her full veil was held with
a wreath Of lilies Of the valley and a
bouquet of the same flowers was car
ried in her left arm. Miss Helen Ros
koyeck, her sister, was the maid OF
honor and wore dainty gown Of white
dotted Swiss over white silk and car
RED 4. American Beauty roses Follow j. 10 '.
was served at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roskoyeck,
1915 Sixteenth avenue Sc. The table
was decorated in red and green and the
centerpiece was huge bouquet OF
American Beauty roses fringed with
ferns and trailing vines. Present at
the breakfast were only the members
of the family, which included Mr..
Rogers father, W. A: Rogers Of Ait
kin, Mimi, and his sister and brothers,
Arthur Rogers.
| This evening a large reception will
be given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roskoyeck, for which 500. invitations
have been issued. Mr.. Rogers and his
bride will leave on a late train for the
east. They will be at home in Walker,
Mimi, after April l.. Mr.. Rogers will
practice law in Walker and will be
connected with the logging interests OF
his father. -
The BRIDES goingaway gown will be
of pale:gray chiffon CLOTH with a hat
to match.
Mrs. Jesse Jay Haw gave a luncheon
this afternoon at her home in the
Carlesborough in honor of Mrs Clyde E.
Gray: Dr.: and Mrs: Gray are spending
to Rush City, which is to be their home.
Covers were laid for eight, and the
table had a centerpiece of red tulip
and ferns, and the placecards were
handpainted souveniors. This evening
Mrs. Haw will entertain for DR.. and
Mrs. Gray at theater party. Mrs.
Gray was formerly Miss Helen Moody
Of Minneapolis, and the several sorori.
ties to which she belongs will do some
informal entertaining for her. Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer W. Gray, the parents of
DR.. Gray, entertained last week at a
| theater party during the Bernhardt en-
| gagement for their son and daughter.
IT. Mr., and Mrs.s;JJ.1.slsus enter ii tatned
| at dinner at the Hampshire Arms Sat-
urday evening. The guests Of honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis Of Red Wing
The Misses Bennett of 1927 Fourth
| street Sc entertained forty young WON.
en- at five hundred Thursday afternoon
The decorations and appointments were
all suggestive Of Washington g birth
! day, and the cakes and ices represented
matches and cherries" :, : 41s1
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Webster cele
brated their ruby wedding at thei
home, 1886 Pillsbury avenue, last week
and a group Of relatives and friends
gathered to present their congratula
tions. The national colors we're used il
/ the decorations. Games and music were
the diversions, and buffet supper was
served, All Of the. children and grand
children were present with the excep
! ton of one son. ..@
Personal, and Social.
Mrs. Jesse J. Haw Of the Carlesborough re