The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22

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Mrs. w. H. Fullerof .Colfax avenue
s, entertained at dinner last evening Y, IN
ers were laid for twelve and the deeora
tions were carried out in pink and
white. Streamers of tulle were
stretched from a huge bow under the |
chandelier to the corners of the table
and basket of pink roses made the
centerpiece. The lights were shaded
pink and analp pink rtSapers ba aarda
were in white and gold. Miss Jennie
Erwin, sister Of the hostess, assisted.
The guests were Mines. Kimball of st.
Fuller and Mcpherson; Misses Hull,
Hattie Forman, Alice Price, Anna Full
Ter, Mabel Hull and Minnie Hull.
M. and Mrs. S. Swanson Of 1916
Tenth avenue S announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Florence A ber-
tina. to Marvin Rutledge Hocum. The
wedding will take place in July.
d Miss Lillian Quarnstrum and Fred
erick A. Schultz Of Chicago were mar
ried last evening at 8 o'clocks4in the
Swedish Mission church, in the presence
Of 100 guests. The church was deco;
rated with peonie7s and bride roses ana a
flowers and foliage. Miss Esther Peter
son played the wedding music. The
Lohengrin - chorus was the process
sional music and the Mendelssohn
march was sounded as5 the bridal party.
left the church. -Rev.sA. Talmquist of
st. Paul read the service. The bride.
wore white crepe de chine made over,
chiffon taffeta. Her full, veil was held
in place with a wreath of rosebuds and
she carried bride roses. Miss Edna
Quarnstrom was the maid of honor. She
was in white silk null over green and
maids, Misses Charlotte Barnell, Alice
| Nordstrom, Mabel Quarnstrom and
Esther Gustafson, wore white silk and
carried pink roses. Miss Edith Fielde
was the flower girl, and carried pink
| rosebuds in q dainty basket: Elmer
zCedarleaf Of Chicago was the best man
and George Bergdon, Of Chicago and
Maurice Asplan, Gustave Chellson,
Ernest Peterson and Hugo Chellson
were the usherS.N So q. I> $40
A reception followed at. the home Of
the bride, 1422 Girard avenue N. Mr..
and Mrs. Schultz will be at home o at
July Is. 5,a 49, 81 s.
The marriage. of Miss Nell Dulac and
VIII St. Amant was quietly solemnlzed
| in the Church ..of < Notre Danes de
Lourdes last evening. Rev. Father
Andre read the service. Miss Rose
Dulac was the maid of honor. Mr.. and
Mrs. St.. Amant will be at home after
I July l, at 47l6 Lyndale avenue 8. =,
The marriage Of Miss Clara j. Nor:
Jensen and William Darby Daniels took
4 place Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride 8 sister, Mrs. o. J.. Grotte
712 Nineteenth avenue S. Pink and
white peonies and palms made q pretty
setting for the bridal party. Rev. J.
J, .Jerdee read the service and the mu ISL
aaEDlson land Miss Nellie saOlson. Il; Little
stretched the white ribbons to make ar
aisle to the altar. Little Minerva
4 Grotte was the flower girl. Miss Alms
j. Anderson was the maid of honor, aIlt
wore white dotted Swiss and carries
4 ding gown was Of white airline trimmed
/, with valenciennes lace and she carriee
bouquet of bride roses. Oscar Grav
rock was the best man.. Mr.. and Mrs
daniels will be at home at 1884 Monroe
street NE. +. .-- 80: 1T r,
Miss Frieda Bauer and Rudolph Tyre
were married alta pretty outdoor cere
mony w ednesday evening at the hom'
4 of Mr. and Mrs. Graver, 5034 Thirty
! fourth avenue S. Only the. relative
and intimate friends witnessed the ser
. vice, which was read by Rev. G. Bauer
i The bride, who was given in marriage
, Ebv her father, was attended by, tn
< Misses Marie Bloom and Hattie Nelson
Scattering rose petals in her path wa
little Doris Gratis Of Duluth. The wed
4 ding march was played by Miss Edit
! Lends. Y IN,
An informal reception followed an,
the house was decorated in white pee
: MES, ferns and palms. The freplac
r was banked with the white and gree
and syringa blooms arched the door
ways. Assisting the bridal pair in re
$ ceiving were Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, Nj
+ and Mrs. Tyra, Mr.. and Mrs, Ross an
dining room were Miss Anna BlooI
and Miss Matilda TYra and Mr.. Ros.
while Miss Helen Tyra served frappe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyra went to thei
own home at 1923 Thirty-fourth ave
. nue. s. MI. t.a@ y 7zfS<s5s'if :%
(, H. F. Fisk. who will leave shortl
: for Bemidii, MINI, was the guest 9
: honor Wednesday evening at a theate
party at the Metropolitan.
A prettily appointed dinner was gi,
en- Wednesday evening at the West h
:. tel in honor Of Miss Hannah Whitehil
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M.
= Frank, and Miss Edna Baernstein, wh
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4
b Baernstein The other guests were Mis-
Sayde F. Bentson, Larry New an
i. Louis Cans of Baltimore, NJ. Schwart
of New York, Laurence We'll of Oh
4 cago. s.. Levy and Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
ton Friend.
Il Mrs. Thomas F: Adams entertaine
II a dozen children Wednesday afternoo
in honor Of the birthday anniversar
Of her son, Howard. Miss Helen Goa
amused the little people with games Q
the lawn. Luncheon was served on tt
varanda.. Mrs. Adams was aided b
Mines. Somerby, Williams and Clemen
The little host received many prett
II gifts. 4
The announcement Of the wedding
Miss Edna G. Davidson and Louis
Thesis, which took place last evenir
at the home Of the bride in Perhay
Mimi. will interest number Of Mi
IL 49, fs.gs.f r IL 4.