The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16

Mrs. e. L. Carpenter gave an in
formal tea yesterday afternoon at her
summer home Mt 0rono for the alumnae
and students OF Wells college, who are
In the city.
The wide veranda was deckad with
boughs whose green gave an impress
sion OF GOODNESS and rest, and was 1T
ted with broad seats and cory chairs.
There the tea table was spread and
the thirty girls met to talk over coll
lege. days and renew their college 40
told stories and sang al the college
songs. Among those present were the
three visiting girls at the lake, who
are being 20 much fcsed. Miss Jessie
Lines Of Rochester, N. Y: Miss Anne
Vinton of South Town, Pa, who are
the guests Of Miss Caro- Chamberlain,
and Miss Elinor Davidson, the guest
of Miss Ziporah Ritchie.
The Halo ,Brien bridal party was
entertained Mt . Dutch luncheon Mon
day evening after the rehearsal, which
was held at the home of the bride .
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. o'Brien. The marriage OF Miss
Daisy OsBrien and Neale G. Hall of
Lead, s. D., viii take place this eve
ming.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Nc
Cleod and Harry W. Wood took place
last evening at the home of the bride p
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 81.
Cashier, 2016 Taylor street. The rooms
were charmingly festive with their ar
engagements of garden flowers and ferns.
In the living room, where the service
was read by Rev. ]. 8. Montgomery,
bank Of lilies and ferns with other
for the bridal party. Miss Wood wore
her travelling suit Of black and white
plaid suiting shot with blue, and she
carried bouquet OF white roses. She
was unattended
An informal reception followed the
ceremony when the forty guests were
received by the bridal couple, Mrs.
Cashier, Mrs. ]. E. Mcleod, mother
of the bride, and Walter Wood, father
of the bridegroom. Assisting in the
rooms were Mines J. NJ. Hollander and
George Woodling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have gone "a
their new home in Glenburn, N. D.,
where Mr.. Wood is engaged in busi,
cello was among the out-of-sown guests,
| Announcements were received In
Minneapolis Yesterday Of the marriage
of Miss Ardria Gertrude Miner, dauGh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miner
until recently residents Of Minneapolis
to Franklin LIE Policy Of Chicago. THIS
and Mrs. LIE Policy have gone on AZ
extended wedding tour. After Sept
10 they will be at home at 1910 Dem
ing place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Rosen announces
the engagement of their daughter
Rebecca, to DR.. R. T. Leichter Of Chi
oago. The wedding win take place thi.
fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen held an in
formal reception last evening at fhell
home in honor Of DIR: Leichter, who !,
returning to Chicago.
| Miss Juliet Paugshaupt entertained
nine young women at box party d
tho Metropolitan Tuesday afternoon
After the matinee they went to th.
home Of their hostess, 3e41 Columbu.
avenue, where luncheon was served
On the table WIS unique arrangement
Of flags and frills Of crepe paper In
the national eolors, against a back
ground of asparagus ferns. Gardel
flowers In bowls and vases frightened
oeh is0 ans ca as s ss y Ms. Msss
SupuiS auu IIiSCtCs VSIc
Florence Hess, Katherine Owens, Emm,
Pfugshaupt, LILLIAN Zimmerman, Almi
Berglund and May Courtney.
, Miss Edith johnson Of e721 Portland
avenue entertained at luncheon yes
terday in honor of Miss Hetty Smit;
of Chicago, who is the guest of Mis-
. Irene Harris Of East Sixteenth street
The table was prettily appointed Il
sweet peas, large cluster Of then
, occupying the center. Covers were lsi,
for twelve.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Mo,
ganstern and Joseph p. Donahue wa
celebrated Wednesday at Q O'Clock q
, the Church Of st. Lawrence. The brid
. wore a dainty gown Of white Frenc
lawn with full veil of tulle. and he
flowers were white roses. Miss Maxi
Webster, her maid Of honor, wore whit
and carried pink roses. Andrew Conn
} was best man.
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