The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-29


Boyd assisted with the violin. The
bride wore white batiste, lace trim
med, over white taffeta and carried
white roses. She was attended by the
Misses Avis and Ruth Hail. Miss Edith
Stewart and Miss Nina Whitman, who
were in white and carried pink roses
Little Katherine Hall, sister of the
bride 9. served as flower Cir. Joseph
| Stephenson, Frank Tisdale, Louis Gill
bert and Edward Hatton were the
ushers.
| The church was DECORATED with ropes
of green and baskets of pink peonies
/ and roses by the WahaTah Wah club,
to which the bride belonged, and the
members, with her sorority, the Gamma
Phi Beta of the state university, occu
pied reserved seats at the church. A
reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall followed The ceremony. Mr..
/ and Mrs. Stewart will be at home in
Spokane after Jan. i.
~ pretty wedding was that of Miss
Nj May West Hambleton Of st.
Paul and Almon Leroy Straight
brated Wednesday evening at the home
Ct Mr. and Mrs Levi Straight 594
i Carroll street, ST. Paul. Rev. Alexan-
i der Stevens Of st. Paul read the serv-
ice, which was witnessed only by the
near relatives and friends. After Sept.
Major and Mrs. Straight will be at
home at 1705 Van Buren, street, Ham
line.
i One hundred and twenty-five guests
4 were present at the marriage of Miss
d Grace May Hull, daughter Of Mr.. and
! Mrs: Charles Hull, and Ralph Weir
! Robinson, which took place Wednesday
i evening at the family home, 925 Chica
60 g avenue: Ray Ponsonby played the
bridal party approached, and the Men
4 delssohn march was played after the
j exchange of vows. Miss Mabel Hull
i attended her sister as maid Of honor
s. and wore white point d esprit over
4 pink silk and carried pink roses. Miss
4 Hull was in white crepe de chine fash,
Toned over taffeta with trimmings Of
3 Mechlin lace, and carried white roses.
. Frank D. Lowering was the best man
and Rev J. H. Dewart read the service
Pink roses and peonies made beauti-
full setting in the double parlors, where
the service was read. The deep bow
window was bower Of green with
peonies were used and long stemmed
American Beauty roses We're in the
dining-room. Mrs. G. H. Robinson Of
Portland, Ore, and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
!. III. Robinson assisted in receiving. Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson have, left on an
eastern wedding tour and are making
the trip, by way of the great lakes
after Sept. l.. 5s
Miss Alberta Ellis of Bangor, Me-,
and Roy Edwin Higgins, formerly of
Brewer, Ne, were married Saturday
Sat the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Dudley, BOLT Stevens avenue, in the
presence of the Immediate relatives and
8 friends. Rev. Arthur Thomas Fowler
!, offciated. After July Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins will be at home at 40 Sixth
street IS. -.
) Miss Sarah schochet and Samuel
Berman were quietly married Sunday
: evening. Following the ceremony the
! guests were entertained at a wedding
= supper. I'll
: Wednesday evening which united il
:: marriage Miss Selma Lincoln and Joh1
II. Barck, at his, home on Tenth ave
& nue. g. -. d.
J, Mrs Elizabeth Ryan was married t,
J. Frank L. Archer Wednesday evening il
st. Stephens church. ! Rev5J. II. Dolphin
K read the servicea The bride wore
pretty going -awss gown of white air
g bride roses. Miss Fanny=Ryan was tn
+ maid Of honor and was IN white Frencl
q lawn over pink Silk@and*sher flower
01were pink roses. Richard Archer wa
= his brother s best man. ~ After tn
]. service a wedding breakfast was serve
i Nj. and Mrs. D. Ryan, $500 Thir
n avenue: s, and in the evening a recer
clifton was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
'iIwill reside at Lake Harriet.
j Il. and Mrs. H. VI. Gleason of Bos
j ton, Mass, are spending. a few day
d as the guests of Mrs. Hector .Baxte
81 for the; Rocky mountains, where the
a Twill spend part, Of the summer. Mr.
! Gleason was very prominent in Mir
7 Eneapois musical circles and befor
Il moving east she was for mary year
pres fn;enas ef ,oe E4Ra bsr m;fa
q lstay in the city preelpdes much ente.
10 George Roth, who leaves shortly fc
=, = Canada, was the guest of honor at
\ dinner which was given in Donaldson
:, - tea rooms Tuesday evening. The tab
=. was decorated with pink sweet pea
e and maidenhair ferns and was lighte
: with pink tapers. The other guess
y were Misses Julia Ellis, Leila Farrell
- Leona Sandick, Messrs. James Soudel
p p William F. Holmes and H. Lozier.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
= Miss Henrietta Martin of Aldrich avenue
re- Is visiting in Lake City, Mimi.
Mrs. L.. T. Guild and son, Thurber, have go
to Lincoln, Neb., to visit friends.
A. A is few
d In Red Wing.
sc Harry c. Hall of Detroit, Mich, is visitil
Id Minneapolis friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Penney have gone
8 the seashore for the summer.
i'd Minneapolis people at New York hotels "a
a. as follows: Gelsey A.. E. Hall; Grand Unto
~ d. NJ. Baldwin; Saranac, A. G. Weeks.
"a The Open Door Congregational church "
~ give an ice cream social this evening at Broa
= way and Madison street NE.