The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
n, 1.-THE most fascinating women
are those who can most enrich the
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Leigh Hunt. 81

MIS-. Donald u. Haynes gave a hand
somely appointed bridal luncheon this
afternoon at her h6fne on Highland ave-
nue. for Miss Marion McCulloch and the
members of her bridal party. Covers
were played for twelve and the decora-
tlons We're charmingly carried out in
yellow. Sunny dafodils and tulips sug-
costing spring filled the vases and has
kets, and a;large mound of yellow tu-
lips centered the luncheon table.
Around it stood yellow tapers burning
softly under yellow shades and the bon.
bon baskets which were at each cover
We're tied with bows Of yellow. The
name cards We're embossed with the
monogram Of the bridal couple, and
In many pretty ways. Following the
luncheon a guessing contest was given
and the girl whose candle burned out
1lrst was pronounced the next bride.
MI. and Mrs. James L.. McCulloch
gave the dinner for the Mcguire Nc
Cul!och bridal party last evening at
their home on Bryant avenue S. Miss
Marion McCulloch and DR.. John B. Ma
gulre and their attendants were the ten
guests. Pink and white tulips made a
pretty decoration on the table. After
dinner the rehearsal for the home cere-
mony took place. -, =. - ' -
Mrs. Charles H. Fleming, who will
leave next week for Oklahoma CITY
to, make her home, will be entertained
at number of social affairs before her
departure. This afternoon Mrs. S. G.
Noble gave a luncheon at Donaldson s
| ttearooms for her and later entertained
the guests at box party at the Or
pheum. At the place Of Mrs. Fleming
was cluster of fragrant violets, and
the name cards were unique sunbonnet
baby postals, each~one representing the
! sunbonnet mites at their weekday do
mestlc duties. Mrs. f. H. Day enter
tanned at cards; last evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming, and five hundred was
played by the twenty guests. Mrs.
Harold H. Eads will entertain at her
nome tomorrow afternoon and cards
VIII be, played. Friday evening Mrs.
Frank Moffett will be hostess at her
home on Third street Sc for Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming: = Before. going to Okla
homa Mrs. Fleming and her daughter
will make a short visit with Mrs: Elem
ing g mother, Mrs. c.. W. Kenworthy. al
st. Louis. Mrs. Fleming has been prom
lnent in club and social circles and as
many affairs as can possibly be ar.
ranged will be given for her. & -
Mrs. E. Risdon will give an informal
tea tomorrow afternoon at her home
ST. East Twenty-second street, for Mrs
Horace G. Sawyer Of Lancaster, N: H:
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. J
Steffens, at the Best flats Mrs. Saw
yer will remain in Minneapolis unit
April, and a number of social affairs
will be arranged for her.
Miss Lillian Gittleson became the
bride Of B. F.. Gradwohl Of st. Louis
amidst beautiful appointments at the
home of her parents, Mr.; and Mrs: M. s.
Gittleson. 1407 Second avenue S, yester
day afternoon. The service was read
by Rev. S. N. Dinard in the presence OF
thirty-fve guests. The parlor was dec
grated with southern smilax and can
opy Of smilax, studded with large clus
ters of white lilac and banked at the
sides with palms and ferns had been az
ranged. In the living room and music
room the decorations were in white and
pink, and the net work Of smilax, which
covered the walls with a fine tracery OF
green was relieved by clusters of car
nations. ~> The bride wore white chiffon
over white silk, shirred and made ir
princess style, with yoke Of exquisite
point lace. Her veil was held in place
with spray Of lilies of the valley anc
the bouquet was Of bride roses. Miss
Mayme Sulzberger was the maid Of hon
or and wore white net over white silk
and carried bouquet Of pink roses
Nathan Stone Of Chicago was the best
man, and B. L. Gittleson Of Oshkosh
Wis, stretched the satin ribbons from
the stair landing to the altar. Afte1
the ceremony the bridal dinner was
served from tables decorated. with DAT
fodils and pink carnations and illum
ined by candelabra shaded to mattel
the color note Of the flowers. The name
cards were handpainted in water color
and in the shape of a wedding bell
Mrs. Gittleson, the mother Of the br1G6
wore black crepe de chine with lac
yoke and jet and diamonds. Mrs. Lev.
of St. Paul, the grandmother. of tn
bride, was in black foulard with lac
garniture and jeWeled ornaments. Mrs
Max A. Kohen was in black crepe d
chine with Chantilly lace and diamonds
Mrs. Frank Rubel wore green chiffol
silk with jewels to match. Mrs E
Bank wore q Partisan gown of blac]
crepe de chine with yoke Of Teneriff
lace and diamonds. - Mrs.. Levin wa
in white net over white silk. Mrs
, Levy of st. Paul wore white silk wit
Lace. Miss Kohen was in black crep
de cline VITA a handsome diamond OF
nament. Miss Susie Kohen wore a stur
+ ming frock Of pink: crepe de chine wit
j Chantilly lace. Miss Pollock Of Chico
-. go was in green chiffon taffeta Mr.
1 Dinard was in black silk and hant
some princess gown Of violet chiffo
| and lace WIS Worn by Mrs. M. Leviso
: of St. Paul. d.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Gradwohl left on
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