The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24
Dramatic and Social

spIebCy DdchRIOuHu. In one corner the
Mr.. Benson IS home in Red Wing, were
massed to simulate an altar. lii the
dining room red roses conferred the Ia
bic, over which ferns were strewn. Early
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Benson left
for Red Wing, whore they will make
their home.
Miss Josie Fralick became the bride
of Herbert Doble Tuesday evening at
the home of the bride's sister, 703
Twenty-ffth avenue NE. Rev. W. i.
Jordan read the service. Miss Ivey
Boobar, the BRIDES cousin, was her
maid of honor, and George Hulst was
fsst rng b Rase ga B5snnan rn
decorated the rooms. Covers were
placed for fifty at the wedding supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Doble took the first stage
of their wedding journey in Mr.. Boss
new automobile, escorted by group
of friends on tallyho.
The marriage of Miss Grace v. For
emnized Wednesday evening at the
Mrs Thomas G. Forster, 1917 Bryant
avenue n The bridal party descended
the stairs and entered the parlor to the
strains of Mendelssohn g wedding
Iudrcu, prayed ny MISS NELLIE MCAIl1S-
ter. Thomas Forster, brother of the
led by the flower girl, little Gretchen
Miller. Master Forest Price carried the
ring on tray in the heart of white
rose. Miss Cora Lawson, the brides
maid, wore a gown of blue silk batiste
and carried pink ladyssliippeers. Miss
honor and wore white net trimmed with
insertions of Irish chochet, and her
bouquet was of red roses. The bride,
| who was given in marriage by her
father, was gowned in white crepe dc
chine with an arrangement OF rose
point lace over taffeta and carried a
shower bouquet Of bride roses; Richard
| G.. Broms was best man. The bridal
couple stood beneath wedding bell
of roses, in front Of the mantel, which
was banked with ferns. The service
was read by Rev. Elmer Lofstrom of
Wabasha, cousin of the bride, IN the
presence of eighty guests. Asparagus
in the decorations.
A wedding supper followed the serv-
ice. Bands of white ribbon and pink
rosebuds were dropped from the chan
dalier to the corners Of the table and
pink rosebuds conferred the table. Mr..
and Mrs. Butler will be at home after
Aug. l at 1915 Bryant avenue N.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Monks
and William Mcpherson took place
Wednesday evening in Holy Rosary
church, in the presence of the relatives
and friends. The bride was attended
by Miss Agnes Kearns as maid Of hon
or, who wore French lawn with trim
mings of cluny lace. Her flowers were
roses tied with pink illusion. The bride
was gowned in French lawn with trim
| L. clo Il
bride roses tod with white illusion.
John Mccormick was best man and Rev.
J. D. Fowler read the service. The
"Lohengrin' march was played by
Nine Rose O'Elina.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home Of the bride IS brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keenan,:
The parlors were prettily arranged
with palms and cut flowers, while in
were used Assisting the young couple
in receiving were Mrs. T. Hickey and
Miss Kate Monks, sister Of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson left in the
evening for the east, and before re:
turning they will stop in Chicago and
Elkhart, Ind. The bride $ going away
gown was Of gray mohair, with hat
to match. After July Fl they will be
at 500 Thirteenth avenue Sc.
Miss Bessie Stanchfeld entertained
at a parcel shower at her home, 1920
Second street N, this week in honor
Of Miss Pauline Heidemann, whose mar
rage to J. A. Miller will take. place
Wednesday. Miss Freda Anderson an6
Miss Gertrude Heidemann gave musica!
selections: The, table was prettily ar
and cluster Of the flowers designated
the brides place. Present were. the
Misses Ida and Katie HUGH, Minnie anC
Julia dresser, Bessie and Anna Stanch
field, Louise Johnson, Alice Madison
Ida Bungren, Freda Anderson, Anna
Kreuter. Josephine, Laura and Ger
trude Heidemann. ~. E !,
Miss Mae Cook gave farewell par
tv Tuesday evening for the Misses
Emma and Mary. Best, who leave soo1
for their home in Fargo Miss Cool
| was assisted by Miss Elizabeth Stanley
Red peonies frightened the parlors ant
red and pink carnations were in thu
| dining room. The guests included thu
| tional church choir. in which the Misses
Best sang alto. The other members O.
the choir presented the two sisters will
loving cups. s&E.
Miss Florence McCauley entertaine,
| at a box party at the metropolitan
theater Friday for Miss Anderson an,
Miss Courtney of Litchfeld Presen
were the Misses Julia Quincy, Helen
| Tunez, Alien Hathey, Rena Harrington
After the theater luncheon was serve
at the home of the hostess. ~.
Miss Mabel Hazel Baily returne
last Sunday from a seven months
pleasure trip in the east and is now a
: her home, 1914 Twelfth street n. Mis-
. Baily visited in Pennsylvania and
q New York and was charmingly ente:
z tanned by her many relatives.
4 Miss Harriet Jewell entertained a
n a Japanese party Tuesday evening q
q her home, 3008 Columbus avenue. JAY
q anese lanterns, fans, cherry blossom
a and the heavy incense all aided in CIR
D. eting the oriental atmosphere, and tn
a Japanese costumes of the guests mad
y the scene more realistic After a pr'
gram Of song and readings the guest
& partook Of q Japanese luncheon
y Present were: Mrs. A. D. Aldricl
81 Misses Ida Marth, Irene Thorse1
ID Laura Murphy, Rosalind Whitcoml
Y Jennie McGrade, Matte Jensen, Alie
b Tozer, Lucille Shore, Enola Loring an
q Harriet Jewell. ,.
Y Mrs. Pearl Graham WAS given far
@ well party at her home, 1929 Giral
a avenue S., Thursday evening. Nh
a Graham will leave soon on trip
y the west, and about twenty guests we!