The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15

p MINNEAPOLIS JOUKI
son and Mrs. Louise Brigham Of this
city and Miss Florence Owens Of st.
Paul. The decorations were carnations
and roses.
"A reception in honor Of Rev. and
Mrs. Bernard G. Ruggles will be given
this evening in futile church parlors.
The class Of 1890 Of the university,
Miss Andrews, 432 Fourth street Sc.
The university graduates Of 1896 had
reunion last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mclaughlin on
Groyeland terrace. Pink peonies and
wild heilotrope made pretty decora,
from a number Of absent members of
the class Chester Gould, who is now
professor of German in Dartmouth col
lege, a. A. Winchell, who is a pro-
lessor. in the Montana school of mines;
Rev. e. Anderson Of Chicago and Reu-
ben NJ Day, now q New Orleans lum-
ent We're Elmer lo sHas president Of
the class; Charles lleyes, Clerk Hemp
stead. John Berg, r. 6. Thompson, Pro-
". g. Goodnow, Mr., and Mrs Theodore
Mclaughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mh;claughlhn; Misses Alice Webb,
Blanche seeley, Helen BElaisdellq Ada
Hickok
| The class of 'O2 of the East high
school held it's fourth reunion last even
ing at the home Of it's president, Paul
Da:nslngberg. The rooms were bright
with peonies arranged with ferns. Thir-
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Bessie
Ronner, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas Ronner, to Frank. T. I.ally,. will
take place Thursday at 10 o CLOCK in st:
stephen 9 church. Miss Ronner will
be attended by her sister, Miss Hazel
Ronlner, and Harry Lally will be his
be Frank Meyers, Henry Ronner and
Clinton CRANKY. 5 -.
This afternoon Mrs. G. Richard and
Miss Hazel Ronner entertained at cards
in their sisters honor; The decora.
! tlons were carried out in white and
green. Forty guests played, cinch.
Mrs. Franklin Meyers, entertained fit.
teen Of her friends at thimble bee.
The rooms were arranged in red and
green, carnations and ferns being
| chosen to carry out. the. color scheme.
During the afternoon the girls hemmed
napkins for the bride. ID,
Friday Miss Hortense Laybourn, Of
shower for Miss Ronner.n The twelve
guests wrote toasts to the, bride in a
rose booklet and dressed clay pipes in
bridal costume. Bride roses furnished
the decorations. Late in the, afternoon
q buffet luncheon was served. The
Misses Blenkhorn were hostesses for
Miss Ronner earlier in the week at the
guests were entertained, Luncheon fol
| lowed at the Blenkhorn residence, 27O1
Colfax avenue S. Marguerites were
the flowers used for decoration and a
canopy Of yellow and white designated
the brides place. ~
Monday afternoon Miss Gertrude Gil
kerson will give kitchen shower and
son will entertain at luncheon Tuesday.
Wednesday evening the bridal dinner
| will be given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronner. $'' p ai
Miss Matilda Race and William Win
dahl Were married last evening at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. e. Race, 1872 Jackson street
| NE. The rooms were profusely decor
| oCSo Will 1OoCo3 CdAAAG1OA5 CAN 1Cl
Miss Ruth X. Banker attended. the bride,
who wore a gown of Persian lawn. Viii
lis Grinnell was Mr.n-Windahl' best
man, and Rev. Edwards M, LETTERS of
the Loyalty Baptist. church read the
4 impressive ring service. After the bri-
da1 pair had received the congratula-
tons Of the guests, q wedding supper
Mrs. Windah1 Will be at homo at 1900
Polk street NE. 1t]Lt p -
z Owing to the illness Of the bride
groom, the wedding Of Miss .Anzonettie
Knudson and Charles B. Without has
been indefinitely postponed.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Berger,
and Paul Strand took place Saturday
evening at the brides, home, 2237
Twenty-fourth avenue s.. The service
was read by Rev. Mr.. Tvedt and the
; "Lohengrin' bridal chorus was played
. by Miss. Margaret Anderson. The bride
, wore white silk null trimmed with
,, valenciennes lace and carried bride
roses: Her full veil was held in place
: was her sister, Miss Olga Berger, who
bridesmaids were Miss Annie Aasgaard
and Miss Emma Felt. The former was
!, in light green and carried pink carna
: tions and the latter wore light blue
; and carried white carnations. Little
,, Miss Minnie Peterson, the flower girl
E wore white frock and carried pink
: sweet peas: Tony Hansen was" the best
! man and Henry Ordeman and Hjalmal
Holm acted as ushers. Mr.. and Mrs
Strand are at home, at 80 Twenty
; first avenue S. E3f{yt'
3 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
: The state flower committee of the W. r. C
! Will meet at the courthouse tomorrow at 2:3
: pm. .ft$54@ a4a II II ..s.st
: Kady Jackson, who has been the guest 0
Mrs. Sarah Lau, has returned to Rochester
a NJ Y. E.ss tg's:Es-s s@ssGaa '&sh
! Mr. and Mrs George HI Eastman Of Ho
! ! Springs, Ark, are. ut the Hampshire Arms 70
: four weeks. {sa,F b s,.s d, 5,.f S.
Il Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin R.. Weld and famil
are spending few weeks with friends in tn
n northwest. S.sfsgg%Y ~ s4sa ii.
j. Miss Grace Fertig and Miss Katherine Shu
y have oesontz, where they hav
: been attending school. ~
: Miss Katherine Sweeney of Fort Worth, Texas
8 is visiting Miss Marguerite, Coppage at he
S home, f911 Kenwood parkway.
e Carroll Coppage, Webber Gilkey, Edward Wa
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