The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-30
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F. Orth, 1877 Fourteenth street, was the
scene of charming wedding last even
ing, when their niece Miss Aline Elsa
Bofferding, became the bride of Dr..
Alfred r. Fritschi of Alameda, Cal.
Miss Bofferding has been student at
Leland Stanford university, and is
member of the Alpha Phi and the Zeta
Beta Psi sororities. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Jennie Bofferding. DR..
Fritschi is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
R. Fritschi of Alameda, Cal, a gradu-
ate of San Francisco Medical college,
and he has just returned from an ex-
tensive trip in Europe.
Rev. Henry Holmes read the service
at s clock in the presence Of group
of seventy-fve friends. In the living
room tall palms and ferns made Ara 1e ai
cathedral candles furnished touches of
light completed the altarlike effect
Mrs. A. S. Green Of Spokane, Wash,
played the bridal music, changing from
a prelude to the strains Of the Lohen-
grin bridal chorus. During the ex-
change of the vows Schuman s ''Trau-
merei" was played by Mrs. Green.
u The bride entered alone. She wore q
princess gown Of baby Irish lace with
applique trimmings Of Battenberg lace.
A coronet Of lilies Of the valley held her
, full veil in place, and her ornament was
necklace of pale pink corals, gift
of the bridegroom. She carried show
er of lilies Of the valley, Mrs. Paul
WoTe her weddna eoWm Of Whfe pn
cess crepe with duchess lace, and her
flowers were Rambler roses. DR.. A. E.
Alther was the best man.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Fitschi
during the informal reception, which
followed the service, were Mr.. and Mrs.
; Edward F. Orth and Mrs. Bofferding.
) The reception room was arranged with
I wealth Of pink peonies, and in the
{ white was carried out with La France
! roses and brides roses. The flowers
I were arranged in large basket, and
( the soft illumination of pink shaded ia
) pers added. to the dainty decorations
! In the music room palms and ferns fur
I nished an attractive setting.
DR.. and Mrs. Fritschi have gone Oh
s an extended wedding; trip to Chicago en-
route to Denver and Colorado Springs
I and California. >>
J Mrs Lafayette Lamb Of Clinton,
I Iowa, is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
( Eugene j. Carpenter, on Harmon place.
I terrain at a dinner in her honor at the
4 Minikahda club.
! Mrs. Richard A. Mabey and Miss
I Aida Cooley entertained this AFTERNOON
{ at a parcel shower in honor OF Miss Ms
! guests Included a group of the girl
I friends of the bride, and a program OF
music and contests filed the afternoon
! hours. Luncheon was served from a
! charmingly appointed table.
Ths 70 Wa@ Of H M5ss fsrd Esa
) quietly celebrated this afternoon at the
I home of the bride g mother, Mrs. Alice
{ Jones, 2937 Fourt avenue $, II
5 the presence Of relatives. and intimate
Ihf er Sister, Miss ' Katharine Evans, wh}
( Was gowned in pink silk organdie. Sh'
! carried a bouquet Of pink roses. I'M
! bride wore white figured silk null fash
4 toned with lace and her flowers wer
Miss Elizabeth Jones, sister Of tn
bride, played the "Lohengrin' wed
ding march: -, ~
s. The rooms were fragrant with tn
odor Of pink carnations and White rose e
I which were massed in vases on the car
was served. 4,
Later in the season Mr.. and Mrs: Al
i ford will make a tour OF the Gres
Lakes.
Mrs. H. L. Mccall entertained at fiV
hundred yesterday afternoon at n,
home, 2638 Humboldt avenue =, IN col
Seattle, Wash, who is visiting in NJ
neapolis. Tulips made a pretty settlr
in the rooms, and clusters of the brig
blossoms were used in the quaint bra
urns and vases in the parlor and rece
ton room. Marguerites were seen n,
the dining room, and pasket MI i
center of the table. The score. car
were designed with drawings OF III
con Girls. Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Sc
ell made the best scores.
\ This evening the Gamma Phi Be
sorority will have it's annual banqr
in Donaldson 8 tea rooms.
Il Mrs. F. E. Douglas entertained at
surprise party Monday evening at
hcme, 20lS Oakland avenue, n 4 ho1
= If the birthday of Mr.. Douglas. Iwer
\ .onests were present and cinch v
"a nlayed during the evening. After
# games, light refreshments were serN
in the prettily appointed dining I9e
& Mr.. Douglas was presented an1' t, 1,mita q
81 stand by his friends. Mrs. Geo
81 Chambers assisted. 49, -.
"a A delightful dancing party was g =
N kMondav evening at Malcolm 9 hall
IN honor of Miss Agnes Louise kie1n
In Atlanta, Ga, who is visiting at the nc
IA Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald. A program
~ twenty numbers was danced "
"a Banker presided at the piano.
III The Misses Pauline and Elizat
E Schmidt entertained at luncheon
IN terdav for Miss Clara Kriedeman, WI
Es marriage to Rev. Paul c: Dowldat
ri St. John IS German Lutheran cchu
II Il will take place tomorrow, evening
~ ~ Emmanuel Lutheran church. 1t We
50 mink luncheon and the decorations
-- sweet peas and pinkshaded tapers:
N place Of the bride was marked wit
n large lovers knot. Of pink. tuile,
4H the namecards were da1ntlly zone
~ water eolors. Covers were lag
II twelve. The guests were the M
Kriedeman, Oswald, Finly IL
! Schmidt, 1Ferbringer, Jack, Dowldat
: Miller. -r. -. -,
81 The marriage ceremony will be
pressively conducted by Rev. Mr.
enbach and Rev. Christopher Dow
nh of Oshkosh will give a short ado
M# previous to the service. After
&# marriage a reception will be he'll
5l the home of the bride, to which
81 members Of the congregation have
17& invited. Rev. Christopher Dowida