The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
OF FEMININE INTEREST
the guild, presided over the coffee and
chocolate urns, and Mrs. Albert Gluck,
Misses Edna Williams, Lillian Lawton
and Georgia Lyon served.

the guild, presided over the coffee and
chocolate urns, and Mrs. Albert Chuck,
Misses Edna Williams, Lillian Lawton
and Georgia Lyon served.
The marriage Of Miss Susie M. Pet
evening at the home Of the bride's
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W.
Hewitt. 81 TWenty-ninth avenue N.
Miss Petit is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary E. Petit and about sixty Of the
family friends and relatives were pres
ent for the service. Rev. H. R. Painter
spoke the blessing and the orchestra
played the wedding march. Mrs. Mel
va Kamerer Furber sang before the
service, and during the reception which
followed Mrs. Hewitt sang 81, Love,
You Dear Heart.
Miss Petit wore a pretty wedding
a slip of lace. The founced skirt was
trimmed with iValenciennes lace inser-
ton, and the bodice had deep yoke
of net lace. She held bouquet Of
BRIDES roses. Little Misses Mildred
Petit and Richardson, dressed in pref
ty frocks Of white, were the flower
girls, carving baskets Of white roses,
and Ina Cray carried the ring in the
heart of an American Beauty rose.
The rooms were, decorated with autumn
| foliage and the vows were spoken be-.
fore an. improvised altar Of flowers and
| foliage. Mr., and Mrs. Kitchen will. be
| at home at Twenty-second avenue Sc.
The Ladies union of Fremont Ave
nue. congregational church gave. re-
ception last night in the church parlors
to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
Of the founding6 Of the church. One
| hundred and fifty guests called and
were received by Rev. and Mrs. @: A.
Hilton, Mrs. S. n. Armstrong and Mrs.
George. W. Halland., assisted by i, the
were hung with brightly colored oak
and maple leaves and cut flowers were
arranged on the tables. A group Of
Younger women served refreshments.
The Monday club, which has met fol
a number of years, will hold. its par.
ties at Mrs. Mobiles academy, 1917
Hennepin avenue, and will give the
first event Monday evening.
Miss Mary Gardin entertained at 9
parcel shower Monday evening for Miss
Ann Hammer, who is to be one of thu
November brides. Twenty guests were
entertained The parlor and the dining
room were decorated with autumn leaves
and in the dininga room, where supper
was served, a bouquet Of roses cen
tered the table. 80
Rev. H. Nelson. read the service al
the marriage of,4eMiss Alma Jenniso1
and Rev. A. B. Carleton Of Fargo
N. D., which took place at 8 O'Clock
last evening in Bethel Baptist church
The .Lohengrin wedding march was tn
professional music. Nels,. Knute ant
Oscar Carleton and ,Thorston Dahl
berg stretched the white ribbons t,
the altar. Miss Jennison wore a wed
, ding gown of, heavy white brocadet
silk with garniture4 Of duchesse lace
| A wreath of rosebuds held her full vel
, in place and she carried shower .bou
). quet of bride roses. Miss Henriett
, in white Persian lawn with >chiffo]
roses, and the four bridesmaids, Misse
| Jennie Swenson, @Inga Lovey, Ann
: Holmand, and Pauline johnson, wer
/, in white and carried pink roses. Littl
3 Adele .Gustafson was flower. girl an
< scattered. pink roses in the path OF tn
| bride. 80 rtus - .: ~. 80 .:-.~... .'
{. After the service =aszreception wa
81 held at the home ofsthe bride g parents
{ Mr.. and Mrs. "'Jsnnis6h, 260S Eas
+, Twentyfourth-> street, to which 100 II
V1IaClOns,.: nad.. Deen isSueu" "Ml' a.
Mrs. Carleton left last evening fc
J. Fargo, where they will be at home a:
: ter. Nov. 20. : ! :. IS ...,~
: Miss Hazel A. Smith and Ira D. !
) Greig we're married last evening. at tt
: home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. r. F. Smith, 80 Twelfth street
! Rev. L. r. Guild Of Wesley chure
= read the service. Miss Laura M. Smit
:, was the maid Of honor, and Harrison
. Richardson was the best man. TT
. rooms were decorated in pink ar
:, white and autumn leaves and .ros
! were used. Mr. and: Mrs. Greig will
q at home at 81 Twelfth street N aft
a Nov. IS.