The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-27

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ter Oct. 20. @ Z
Holy Rosary church was the scene, Of
Miss Rose Kerrotte Became the he bride
of Frank Kelley. The church was
peopies Who switnessed$ The simpressivse
service, read byA Rev.AS.s II. Dugan.
Nine. D 'Erine played a program Of
bridal music Miss Kerrotte was in
white French lawn, over. silk The
gown had deep hounce trimmed with
ruching under a design Of German val
enciennes lace. The yoke of lace was
finished with rosei,design Of lace. She
wore a long tulle veil and her flowers
were shower of lilies of the valley.
Cracker, was in pale blue silk null
over blue, and she carried an, arm bou-
quet of white asters. Miss Elizabeth
Kelly was the bridesmaid and wore
pink silk null over pink silk and her
flowers were also white asters. Little
Alice Neary, in a fluffy frock of white
and lace, preceded the bride as flower,
girl, and neld basket filled with white
asters. Mr.. Kelley was attended by
Thomas Flaherty and Fred Warwick.
John Arnold and Wynn Thurber were
the ushers. -. ~
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Kerrotte,
1927 Sixteenth avenue s. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley received in the parlor standing
under a wedding. bell Of red White
and green were the colors in the hall
and the parlor, but in the dining room
the shaggy asters were in pink and
white. Fifty guests had been invited
for the reception. =. > IS 49,. -:
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will be at home
after Oct. Is at 1906 Fifteenth ave-
hue S. p S"' e
| Miss Katherine Dinneen, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dinneen, and Burton +.
Dane were married at 5 Q clock yester-
day afternoon in the Church of St. An
thony of Padua. Tie guests included
! only the relatives and a few intimate
friends. The bride wore cream silk
null over silk and her flowers were
BRIDES roses. Miss Irene pinneen, her
sister, who was the maid of honor.
| her flowers were white roses. Jack
vice, a reception was held at the fam
lily home, 643 Polk street NE. The
hours were from to IL o'clock. On
their return from a short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane will be at home at
3434 Stevens avenue.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Koop,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Koop Of
Brainerd, Mimi, and William Hayes
lied last Thursday in Minneapolis. Rev.
Father Cullen read the service in the
presence Of small group, of friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, will make their
home in st. Paul. -. ,.I
Miss Julia Brant and Jessie f. An,
derson of Minneapolis were married
yesterday in st. Michael s church, st.
Paul. The bride $ attendants were
Misses Anna Brandt, Stella Holmes and
Clara spetz., James Brandt was best
O'Brien and Reuben Shandarf Of Dun.
das,y MINI. The bride. wore white
French 5batiste, trimmed with Irish Gro
Chef lace, her veil was of tulle and she
carried white cSrnatiens.r. Mr. Ander
son and his bride left: on the late train
for an eastern trip, and they will be
at home in Minneapolis after Nov. /.
Miss Edna Mead and Max Easeh
were married last evening at the home
| of the roffciating minister, Rev. L.; D.
Guild. Z: ISIS - . II 2[s5r3 ..9yy=.. 1f,,a =
1 :, g ~ '--+.+uaw3 I'ns. 49,. Il
| Miss Georgia 1;Lae1la BACON swas the
! honor guest att an affafr! giveht last
! evening by Mrs. w. G. Thornhi1l at
her home, GA Seventh avenue 8. The
rooms were decorated with wealth Of
autumn leaves and blossoms. Thirty
guests had been invited to meet Miss
Bacon. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Frank Turner and Misses Leah
and Lulu McDougle and Miss Lillian
Boreen. - -. 80 = -:
MIR. and Mrs j. S. 'Pomery enter
home, 1924 Colfax avenue s, for Mrs
s. Parker Of Chicago, Mrs. II. S. Bel
com and Mrs. G. NJ. Youmans of Wi
mona. Saliva made a pretty decoration
for, the table. Covers were laid. fol
eight. .., $500 ....T - -.
Mrs. Norwood Smith gave receptio,
yesterday afternoon at her home, 95
Twenty third avenue NE, for the mem
, hers Of the Holiday club of the twi
cities. The decorations, were carrie
, cal contest occupied part of the after
.. noon, and the prizes We're won by Mr.
Georg e Williams of St.: Paul and Mr.
' H. E. Bartlett of Merriam Park. Th
souvenirs were all in the form Of mus
, cal toy instruments. Luncheon wa
= served at O'Clock. The table wa
\ decorated in a very unique manner wit
- a mass of pumpkin blossoms, arrange
in low mound. The shades were draw
, and white and yellow tapers were a
ranged at each place, with punches {
! yellow roses. From the chandelier fe
l streamers Of yellow ribben to the co
ners Of the table, where fluffy bow
!. made a pretty finishing touch. Nine
i Petition of Minneapolis and Mrs. Va
: Meter of Hamline gave musical sele
tions. Mrs. Smith was. assisted in r
ceiving by her mother, Mrs. Warby.
= A group Of women entertained IL
e Ladies' society of North church, an
:. the husbands of the members at dim,
r last evening at the home of DR.: an
:. Mrs. c.. A. Smith, 4215 Washington a
!. enue N. The hostesses with Mrs. Smit
l. were Mines. Joseph Guy, Fred -,Stra
= myer, Byron Chase and G. Newgre
s Asters furnished a. very effective tab
e decoration and covers were placed f
fifty guests. An elaborate menu w;
Y served and later Mrs. W. H. Cook gay
r. several Rotations. = r.. -
n Mrs. Alice White. who leaves ne,
r week for Philadelphia, was the guest
n honor Friday afternoon when Mrs. :
= E. Reuillard Of $40 West Twenty-six1
>. street, entertained Flour City Roy
Ladies, Court No. !. Purple and viii
~ asters decked the rooms. Cards we
ar played and prizes were won by MI
" Charles Garfield and Mrs. X. Mill
o nouCh Mrs White was nrpsented