The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-10

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+ Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Ford Of Pitts.
burg, Pa:, announce nee the engagemenTt oo Of
Greaves, to Albert Eugene Hoadley,
both Of Minneapolis The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
Mrs. Newton s. Brown of Merriam
Park announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Julia r R., to Henry g; Clark ia *
place in the late summer.
The marriage of Miss Ida Gauthier
| and Dennis Dwan Of Two Harbors took
place today at 8 clock in st. Anne g
church, where Rev. D. j. Richard read
the service and high mass was cele-
brated. The bride was attended by
with a lace blouse. The bride wore a
beautiful cream lace robe, which she
has been at work ON for three years,
! fashioned with chiffon over white tat
feta. Two ACCORDION pleated frills fin.
lished the skirt and accordion pleated
bodice. She wore a veil with spray
of lilies of the valley caught in it's
fastening and carried bouquet of the
same flowers. The bridegroom was at
tended by his brother, Steven Dwan.
Little Ralph Dwan, a nephew of the
bridegroom. carried the ring in a tiger
lily. l.. Marchessault gave his daugh;;
tier in marriage and John Dwan acted
in place of Mr.. Dwan's father.
l. A wedding breakfast. was served at
the Kaiserhof for twelve. Present were
the bridal party, Mr.. and Mrs: L. Mar:
chessault. Dr.. Cheney, and Mr.. and
Mrs: John Marchessault Of Two Har-
This evening reception will be given
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Marchessault, 1881
Minnehaha avenue. The lawn will be
arranged with lanterns and comfort
able, seats; In the house will be dec
n orations of flowers and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwan will leave this
evening for short trip. After Au-
gust Is they will be at home at Two
Harbors, where Mr.. Dwan is engaged
in business. Mrs. Dwan has large
circle of friends there, having been a
teacher in the schools for three years. :
Mrs. Byron T. Harris of 2417 Elmer
son avenue s was hostess at charm
ing luncheon today in honor of Miss
Grace Enos of Denver, COL, who is her
guest. The decorations in the house
and on the luncheon table suggested
the cool nook Of ferns, for everything
Wdo LII uCllCdGC S1COLS OFS1 phO SouAS OS
Of the menu were in the refreshing
tints. The centerpiece was a beauti-
full embroidered cloth over pale. green
silk, and vases and urns, filed with
maidenhair ferns, stood on the table
l and on the mantel. In the parlors wall
green fronds, and on the piazza the
hangingbaskets were filed with 7droop-
ing vines. Covers were laid for six,
y and after luncheon five hundred was
4 played. >
Friday evening Mrs. Harris will give
q bridge party for her guest. Miss
Miss leila Queal entertained at
\ luncheon today at her home on Park
4 avenue for two visiting girls, Miss
I Gladys Gilbert Of Superior, Wis, who
q is the guest Of Miss Edsall, and Miss
! Louise Gund Of La Crosse, who is visit
y ing Miss Grace Fertig. Covers were
I placed for ten, and yellow marguerites
I and bright California peoples aided in
a carrying out color scheme of yellow
\ After luncheon Miss Queal and hel
guests formed matinee party at the
Metropolitan theater.
DR.. Berton j. Branton and Miss
q Alice Brown, whose marriage has beer
4 announced for tomorrow evening, will
q be the honor guests at dinner which
81 DR.. Branton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
8 M. J, Branton of 1921 Fourth avenue
81 S will give tonight in Donaldson s tea
rooms. Covers will be laid for twenty
n Miss olympic Brown will entertain
q 1913 Park avenue. Miss Brown ha
Il just returned from visit in Duluth
81 where number of charming affair
y were given for her. Miss Frances Well
= gave a luncheon for her Saturday a
s a farewell. The decorations were il
d white and green and masses Of daisie
Il and ferns were used. In the center o
the table was mound Of daisies. an
p stretched from the chandelier to tn
& corners Of the table were bands o
# white and green taffeta. The name
K cards were in green and white and tn
e July Fourth the Bon Ami club ente1
r tanned at a picnic in honor Of Mis-
N Brown on a trip down the Brule rive,
III Miss Wardell also entertained for tn
n Minneapolis visitor and trip on LAX
Superior to Two Harbors, Mich, an
n another trip down the St. Louis r. siy ::
81 to Fond du Lac were pleasant affair
81 which were arranged for her.
q Lake Harriet cafe, with its .pictu
"a esque surroundings, is one Of the d.
b lightful places Of entertaining, and du
81 ing the warm weather Minneapol
hosts and hostesses show decided pre-
b erence for piazza luncheons and dill
A ners on the shores of the lake. :
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. P:
81 Matson and Miss Edna Matson of POI
n Fifth avenue s were hosts at a Dime
~ for nineteen guests. The table had
charming decoration Of garden flower
- and maidenhair ferns. Lake Harrie
is the home Of some Of the finest ifs
in the country and the affair was
tempting fish dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Hale Of Seward, Alaska, Mrs.
A. Copper and Miss Hattie Lawson {
Britt, Iowa, were the guests from OIL
4 of the city. .'s .-:..
> PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. P f. Madden and Miss Edwina Madd
49, .ot,,r,od Pro,n months in Chica pO