The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Chamberlain, 2757 Fremont avenue S.
Rev. Charles p. Burton read the service.
The bride wore gown of white ra-
dunn silk over white taffeta and carried
bride roses. Mrs. Marius Olson was
matron Of honor, and Mr.. Olson acted
as Mr.. Erickson g best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erickson will be at home at 14OO
Spruce place.
Among the weddings of Wednesday
was that of Miss Marie Anderson and
DR.. A. S. Thompson of Mt. Horeb, Wis,
which took place at the home of the
bride, 1900 Eighteenth avenue s. Rev.
A. B. Thvedt read the service before
bank of palms and Easter lilies. Mrs.
Cottet played the Mendelssohn march
Birdie Anderson was her sisters maid
of honor and Clarence J. Hallum acted
as best man. The three little flower
girls were Constance Hallum, Beatrice
| Thompson and Borghill Olsen. A we'd
| ding supper was served after the cere-
mony. Miss Katherine Hallum and
Odolph Olsen give several violin and
piano numbers. DR.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son went away for short trip, and
they will be at home at Mt Horeb af-
ter May !. -"
Preparations are completed for the
second annual ball of the Minnetonka
Boat club, which will be held Thursday
night in the Masonic Temple ball room.
The decorations will be palms, remnants
and flowers. The dancing room will
look as much like summer boathouse
at the lake as possible. The reception
Fl. K. Loudon, R. H. Wagner, F. A.
Richter, w. E. French, Cyril Mitchell,
Karl Perkins and G. L. Hoffman.
The annual military ball of Company
; |, which takes place Friday evening in
Masonic Temple, promises to be an af
fair of unusual interest. An exception.
ally well arranged program has been
prepared by the committee, and the
ball. The decorations will be elaborate
ly carried out in the national colors and
the committee is busy planning some
; novel effects.
The Delta Epsilon fraternity will
give it's annual banquet Monday even
ing, May 7, at the Plaza hotel.
One Of the pretty affairs at the Min
lkahda club last week was the dance
which the Delta Tau Delta fraternity
! gave. The club, in its new spring dress
! was made even more attractive will
the fraternity flower, the pink carna
: ton, arranged in vases and wall peck
:: cts in the dining room and ball room
DR.. and Mrs. George Douglas Head, Dr.
) and Mrs: W. L. Joslin and Mr.. and Mrs
: R. M. Albright chaperoned the seventy
: five young people, who enjoyed the pro
: gram of fourteen numbers.
) Miss .Mathilda Brahme, at her hom
4 on Colfax avenue s, entertained at
. parcel shower for Miss Daisy Curle, a.
= April bride, Thursday evening" TIL
reception hall and parlor were elabo1
ately decorated in red. Crepe pape
: and strings Of hearts and stars wer
: festooned about the rooms and caugh
' in the center by bell. Red carnation
pretty palms graced hooks and corners
r The. general effect was suggestive o
Cupid S bov1Jr. Miss Curle was pre-
, vided with @fshpole and fished the pal
" cells from an improvised pond. Fac
- guest wrote her favorite receipt in
y booklet. Dainty refreshments wer
- served. The souvenir favors, to whic
= the guests inscribed their names, wer
y in red. Those present were Misses &C.
son, Agnes Hesse, Marie Downs, Mr.
Ida Curle- Hill, and the Misses Ida an
i Lucy Kaiser Of St. Paul.
:. Mrs. F. J. Meyst entertained info
e mally Wednesday afternoon for Nh
3. r. Kopp, who leaves shortly for Va
ley City, N. D.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mitchell al
baby son of Fernie, B. c., will probab
come east this spring to visit M,
" MitcheH's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fas
"a 1922 Hennepin avenue. The small s,
n, has the distinction Of being the fif
le generation in his family, as he not on