The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-11
Beauty is the first gift nature
gives to woman. and the first she
takes from her. DE Mere.

takes from her. DE Mere. /
The home of Mr.. and Mrs John T.
the scene of q pretty wedding last !,
evening, when their daughter, Mabel,
became the bride Of Oren D. Relyea of |
New York city. Rev. f., A. Sumner
read the service at clock in the
presence of about eighty guests. Miss
Marie Linehan presided at the organ
chorus. Misses Nellie Mccormick Of
Sank Center, Katherine Irwin, st. Paul;
Nellie Wingate, Lillian Stevens, Helen
Mayo, Mary Allen, Eva Saffel and Ella
Parsons, stretched the ribbons which
formed an aisle for the bridal party
from the diningroom to the altar in the
parlor. The decorations were charm
ing and clusters Of pink roses and car
with the rich green OF palms, ferns
and evergreens. Carnations /predomi-
mated in the parlor, where the vows
were exchanged.
The bride wore a girlish gown OF
white airline over white taffeta, with
handsome trimmings of point lace and
her bouquet was Of white roses. Her
nephew, little Charles Sumner, led the
bridal procession and carried the ring
in the heart of rose. He wore white
page suit, and the young women who
formed the group Of ribbon bearers
We're all gowned in in white and pink: M.
Charles Wingate presided in the din
| ingroom and Misses Katherine Jepson,
Ruth Wingate, Lillian Nippert, Helen
Sterrett, Sarah Laton. Ruth Laton and
Relyea left for the east and they will
reside in Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Mar,
garet Irish Of Sank Center, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Irwin Of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lincoln and Miss Martha
Lincoln of Merriam Park were the out
flown guests. - =, r
Fred J. Hopkins will leave this even
ing for the south, where his marriage to
Miss Fanny Tresevant will take place
Wednesday in Macon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Molin have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
! daughter, Florence, and Axel Meiln,
which will take place Monday. evening
at their home, 1908 East Twenty-fourth
street. Last evening the Misses Hannah
l and Ella Molin gave a linen shower for
their sister, entertaining ten guests. The
decorations were carnations and ferns
and light refreshments were served.
Tuesday evening Miss Hannah VAIL
strom gave a parcel shower for the
bride at which she entertained four
teen Of Miss Molin's girl TRENDS.
Miss Jessie N. Maclaehlan Of the
Maclachlan Scottish Concert company,
will be entertained by Mrs. William
Donaldson during her visit here, at the
Donaldson home on Groveland Terrace.
Miss Maclachlan, who is an intimate
friend Of Mrs. Donaldson g, will arrive
in Minneapolis next Thursday morning,
and will appear with her company the
following Friday evening in the Audito-
rum, at the. concert given by Clan Cor
don, No. 90, o. s. c., as its annual Rob
ert Burns entertainment. Mrs. Don
aldson has engaged all the boxes for
that night and will occupy them with
a party Of friends: Several receptions
will be- given for Miss Maclachlan dur
: ing her stay here.
One hundred guests met in the par
lors Of the Roosevelt club last evening
to enjoy a delightful social evening
planned by the members of the club
The rooms had a bright decoration Of
+ red and green and pleasures for the visi
tors were arranged in abundance. Bill
lizards, dancing and cards furnished
Merrill, Bartlett and T. s. Ingersoll pre-
sided over the card tables and grou1
of the club members were hosts in the
billiard rooms and in the ballroom. T
s. Ingersou, E. G.. Patterson and G. A
Green had been appointed by the hous'
committee to make the arrangement
for the evening. =
It is not very often that a group Of
young women play hostesses in al
charming manner as did about thirty
five of the younger set who entertained
at dancing party in the Auditorium
annex last evening. The affair wa
given in return for many. social infor
NAL and formal affairs which have beer
given during the winter by. an equa
group Of men. The decorations wert
prettily carried out in green with flag
and bunting to lend touches Of brigh
color. An orchestra played a program
Of twenty numbers, and at midnight
dainty ball luncheon was served in tn
J. little reception hall. There were abou
II seventy-five guests.
Mrs. W. D. Boutell gave handsom
dinner last evening at her home, 100
Kenwood parkway. Covers were lai
+ for twelve and the menu was serve
from a table beautifully appointed i
pink. The centerpiece was basket o
pink roses and lilies Of the valley an
pink-shaded tapers illuminated the ts
BILE. Mrs Boutell will entertain at al
other dinner Friday evening.
About fifty Of the younger member
Of the old Centenary church had
jolly sleighride< last evening. On tw
big sleighs they drove to- the countr
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox Q
Penn avenue n, where an old-fashione
supper was served. Mrs. A. III. Ros
and Miss Florence Rose assisted MI
Wilcox.
Twenty young people surprised R. \
Sherman Tuesday evening at his HON
1855 Nicollet avenue, in honor of b
= birthday anniversary Progressive cint
= was played and light refreshments we
- served after the games. The CUES
presented Mr.. Sherman with a numb
r.. Of pretty souvenirs Of the occasion.
les
seq Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Rice were Il
li isl honor guests at reception. given la
It f evening at the home of Mrs. Z. B. Lin
!sss say, 2722 Park avenue, by the Your
end md Peoples society of Central Bapti
reit church. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice have BET
de- closely identified with the work of Il
isr church and are about to leave for the
a new home in Chicago. Mr.. Rice h
~; e been the president Of the Men s Bib
~: class and his departure causes genuil
lies regret as he was one of the untiri1
md and enthusiastic church workers. NJ