The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
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Mrs H., H. Kimball issued invita-
tions yesterday for a reception which
she will give at her residence on East
Twenty street Monday, Aug.
! 13, from to s O'Clock, in honor Of
the visiting D. A.. RS, the D. R. and
the Colonial Danes, who are. t, spend
apolis. The invitations are beautifully |
printed in the D. Al. r. colors and show
the insignia Of the D. A. r., the dis.
taft and wheel, in an embossed design.
As not every visiting member Of the
is supposed that the Minneapolis mem
bers will extend a verbal invitation to I
| all Of those from out of town who wish |
to meet at the reception.
! The wedding Of Miss May Kitchener |
and T. Edward Phillis Of Chicago took |
Of the Park Avenue Congregational |
church An altar was simulated with |
palms and ferns. Luxuriant ferns con-
cealed the fireplace and intermingled |
with lofty palms, whose leaves met
over large cluster Of nodding white
with white phlox contrasting withs
green, at the foot of the palm, lent
color and beauty.
While the ushers, Ralph Kitchener,
paoIner Oh C9e piAue, dnd rank fnlllls
of Chicago, brother Of the bridegroom,
conducted the guests to, their seats,
Miss Marjorie Roberts played Bendel's
moonlight Sail to the Isle of Love-
and Nevin's nGondolieri,'' changing
to Memberships wedding march upon
the entrance Of the bridal party. Lit
l tie Harlan Roberts led the way to the
altar, carrying the ring in large pink
rose. -. -! a.sa.s 4 >: 4 ~ =, ,,.. Z T.
i The bride wore white French lawn,
made. in the princess style, elaborated
with tucks,. insertions Of valenciennes,
and a st; stock and panel Of real Irish
held shower bouquet Of lilies of the
valley and orchids. Rev. R. A. Wander
Las read the service while "Traume-
rei,' played by Miss Roberts, made
soft musical accompaniment.
and intimate friends followed at the
decked in pink and white midsummer
blossoms. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillis were the bride IS mother, Mrs.
Bertha Kitchener, and her brother,
Warren Kitchener, Of Chicago. Mrs.
Harlan Roberts assisted, and in the
dining room Misses Leslie Roberts and
Marie Schaeffer assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillis will leave this
evening for Chicago, where they will
be at home after Oct. in Hyde Park.
The marriage Of Miss Ruby Elliott
and David w. Morrill, son Of Rev. and
Mrs. G.. L. Morrill,, took place at noon
,, today at the home Of the bride s par
ents, 1905 Tenth avenue S. Only the
members of the two families were pres
emit, and the service was quiet home
Of pretty romance, which began when
the two were school children, and the
most thrilling chapter of which was the
rescue Of the bride and her family from
asphyxiation last December by the
! bridegroom. re:,. -
; after having played the bridal chorus
. from "Lohengrin' for the professional
; music. At the conclusion of the short
ceremony Mr.. Morrill, played the Men
delssohn march. The brides gown was
- Of white point esprit made over q slip
. of white silk and fashioned with lace
. and ruchings. Her bouquet was Of white
4 and white, and the rooms were fragrant
with sweet-scented, summer blossoms.
The wedding breakfast was served from
! table decorated with white, carnations
and asparagus ferns.
ro MF faS h MFs for short F stay ee on 5
= their return to the city they will be
. at home at 1856 Tenth avenue S, and
= will receive after Oct. l. H.
Mrs. E. N. Langlois announces the
= engagement Of her daughter, Alice: to
= KY. The marriage will take place in
: the fall. Il w.
8 Mrs. J. W. MacClatchie Of 300 Elmer
e son avenue s, entertained this after
noon in honor of Mrs. Genevieve Ford
; Greaves, at a parcel shower. This even
a ing, porch supper will be served. In
:. the -parlors and living rooms fragrant
t Pink sweet peas were used in the dining
'. ROOM and the porch is tangle Of green
a with white and pink garden flowers to
l. add touches of dainty color. During the
n afternoon an informal musical program
Q was given by Miss MILFORD, who sang,
! and by Miss Lucille McKqsick, who
i wedding, and by a bridal procession and
the taking of snapshots. Mrs. Greaves
l. was the bride. Miss McKusick the bride
}, groom. Mrs. NJ. L. Koon the best man
e and Mrs. MacClatchie the maid Of hon
!, or. Miss Edith Todd acted as the min
a lister. Twenty-Five guests were present.
p Mrs. George Fulford gave dinner
Q last evening at her home, 1910 Chicago
IS avenue. The decorations were beauti-
IS fully carried out with pink. and white
r, sweet peas. 49,. ~@a.-
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Major George H. Morgan Of the Ninth
cavalry, formerly of Minneapolis. was
~ one of the honor guests at a military
:. spread which was given by the Mime.
IS apolis, Kan, citizens for Colonel God
IS frey and the officers Of his command
y Wednesday evening, July Is. The
:; spread was in charge of the carnival
"a committee Of the annual fall festival OF
Minneapolis, Kan. ~ .-sss1-, ..-,f
q Miss Elizabeth. J. Prouse of Little
b Britain, Ont, and George w. Morey Of
The Journal were married at thu