The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-17
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Women of the world never use
harsh expressions when condemn
|: Ing their rivals. ''--Anonymous.

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One Of the brides Of today was Miss
Katherine Marguerite Sullivan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Sullivan of
Merriam Park, whose marriage to John
]. Mammalian, grand master Of the
took place at l1:3O O'Clock in Mer-
RAM Park. Rev. w. L. Hart of st.
Mark s church, assisted by Rev. W. P.
Sammon of PEORIA ILL.,, read the serv-
vice, for which 1000 invitations had
been issued. The decorations were in
the Easter co1ors, green and white, and
masses Of lilies and palms were used.
The choir sang and solo numbers were
given by Mrs. J. A. Hartigan, Mrs.
0 'shannessy and A. a. Aujer.
Miss Sullivan entered the church on
the arm Of hes father. She wore a
robe Of white Brussels lace, made in
princesse style. over white silk and ehif,
fon and trimmed with point and old
Valenciennes lace. The full veil was
held in place by diamond brooch, the
gift Of Mr.. Mammalian, and she carried
white prayerbook.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. William
Sullivan Of Muskogee, I. t., wore white
lace over white silk with real lace
trimmings and a picture hatIof lace.
She carried the brides bouquet of
lilies of the, valley. - Miss Jennie
Whalen Of st. Paul and Miss Anna
May Mortimer of Merriam Park, the
bridesmaids, were in white net over
white silk and white lace hats and car
ried great arm-bouquets of Easter
lilies. Preceding the bride was her
little niece, Favoretta Sullivan, in a
dainty frock of white net, scattering
bride roses in the path of the bride.
Timothy Shay was the best man and
the ushers from out of town were grand
vice masters and intimate friends of
Mr.. Hannahan connected with the work
of the order. They were Fr2nk P. Sar
gent of Washington. D. G.; Hugh Nc
Gowan of indianapolis. James Hanna
han of Chicago, Ted Connolly of Min
neapolis, Louis Sullivan and Harry
Brooks of Scanlon,. Mimi, Lon Wood
ruff Of Merriam Park and George ano
Harry Rogers of St. Paul. ! sIo.. ~ s.
| After the service a wedding break
fast was served to thirty guests at the
home of the family, LYndhurst, Mer
Ram Park. The decorations in the
dining room were in pink and white.
: From until 5 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs
Hannahan received. The NATIONAL col
were used to drape the verandas. II
the drawing room. where the receiving
party stood, palms, hydrangeas. ean6
Easter lilies were arranged. Masses Of
yellow tulips and other spring bios
SONS were in, the living room and thu
library was decorated with red carna
lions. In the hallswas mistletoe foliage
| sent from one of the brotherhoods il
Mexico, and in among the green were
rhododendrons. IL. ~. i
Receiving with Mr.. and; Mrs. Han
knahan were Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan wore gray silk with ha
to match: Among the assisting: wom me-
nsm JOHN mes Dillingham; o HeTbert e Sumner
"A. -%Klimer, j. i c. Cochran, W. l
Ames, st: Paul; E.. C. Loomis, F. E
Kidder, Chicago; M. w. Yerxa, A. {
.Claussen and E.. M, Rhodes, Minnear
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Hannahan left at {
O'Clock in Mr.. Hill's special car for
trip of several weeks along Pacific coas
points. ....,. -
Last. evening Miss Gertrude satterle
was the guest of honor at a suppe
which was given by, the active chapte
of the Kappa: Kappa Gamma fraternit
Side. There were: twenty guests, an
the decorations and appointments wei
in red. ~. :: 49,. - =. 81. .-~
Mrs. George P. Douglas gave
bridge luncheon at the Minikahda clu
this afternoon. Covers, were placed fc
tWentyfour at the round table whic
was prettily decked with sprin
flowers. .. H.:
Mrs. George R.. Newell entertaine
twelve women at bridge today at he
home on Vine place.. The guests we1
the members of Mrs. Newell 8 whis
club, and they. played the popular gam
both before and after luncheon. Pin
carnations with smilax and ferns flu
nished most attractive decoration fc
the table and thru the rooms. "
The members of the Sans. Ceremoni
club had luncheon today at Donalt
son g tea rooms. / Covers for :twelv
were placed at a round table in til
i ivory room and the decorations wei
. in tulips. Misses Gardner and; Knoll
LAUGH made the arrangements for tn
affair. =: : ...,>, 49,. '-.-.r&s -: 4,
Miss Marion Barber gave a charm
lngly appointed luncheon this afternoo
at her home, 1926 Irving avenue S.
honor of Miss Gertrude Satterlee,
bride Of the month. The room WI
darkened and tiny electric 4 igh1
cleaned in the green tangle on tab