The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-28
Thursday Evening,


Mrs H. Mel. Morton of Clifton ave-
nue. gave q beautifully appointed lunch
con and bridge today at the Minikah-
da club: Mrs. Robert F. Innes Of Az
sgomery of Erie, Pa, who are visiting
in the city, were the honor guests, and
thirty women had been hidden to meet
them. Luncheon was served IN the
large glass dining room from tables
;exquisitely arranged with, pink. sweet
peas in French baskets: Following. the
luncheon the, women played bridge on
n Mrs. J.. A. Modisette will give a
luncheon for her sisters tomorroW and
next Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Josiah
Thompson will entertain at the Town
and Country club in honor of Mines.
Innes and Montgomery.
The marriage of Mrs. Bessie Merritt
Pallman of Auburn, N. Y, and DR.. Will
liam Henry Neville, also of Auburn,
took place this afternoon at 5 O. clock
in st. Marks pro-cathedral. Mrs. Ne,
vile is niece of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Durham and her cousin, Mrs. james
A. Gould, a bride of June, was her at
tendant. Rev. C. Edgar Haupt read
the service I il the presence ge of small
handsome gown: of blue chiffon. taffe-
ia, with large hat with blue plumes.,
Following the ceremony a bridal din
ner will be: served in the Concord apart
ments. DR.. Neville and his bride will
leave this evening FOR Duluth and will
return to, their home in Auburn, N. Y,
| by way of the Great Lakes. -. -, 81 -.
A wedding; pretty X;.i in its aR}poMint. APP
son and Charles A: Eablom Of Duluth,
church at S. Q 'clock.. About the altar
great pots Of Gala lilies and white roses
| stood among the. ferns. At each pew
clusters Of = white " carnations were
caught with white ribbons. The ushers
girl friends, Misses Mary Wisely, Eth
el Ross and Ellen Rhode of .Minneapo-
| lis. and Miss Ann Bake of Clarkton,
! Wash, were all in white. Mrs, Jessie
Long sang 9. Beloved, It y. Is Morn, -
just: before the wedding party zen
! tered the church. Maurice Salisbury
sounded the Lohengrin' chorus; The
Morgan as maid Of honor, and N fss., Ma
bel Robinson as bridesmaid, Miss Nor
gan wore. gown Of white French lawn
| inset with va1enciennes lace and finished
with. a deep. founce trimmed with
ruching. Miss Robinson also4 wore
white French lawn trimmed with valen-
eiennes and both Carried asparagus
ferns tied with tplle. Little Clara Penn
berthy. in aaainty freck Of white
swiss, was the little flower girl and
she preceded the bride to the altar,
where the bridegroom with his best
man, Clyde W. ingalls,. awaited, their
coming. The bridal gown, an heirloom
in the family, was of white embroidl-
cred net over taffeta: Lilies OF the val
ley formed the bridal bouquet "a and q "a a
" IN Mrs rs Ed Ed o,,Bricn..: will entertain the
bridal party and = the relatives at a
supper at her ,home;, 1909 Adams street
.|NE. Pink and white peonies will be
used in the decorations, and the we'd
ding cake in dainty boxes will be pre-
sented to each of the party
This evening, from 8 to 10 O'Clock,
reception will {be held at the. homie
of the. brides mother, Mrs. nc. p.
Mason, 1901 Adams street. The. wide
archways between :. the rooms Willg be
hung with smilax and swaA ppekets
filled with white cut flowers sNiA sgive
their fragrance and beauty to the
scene. In the dining room Gala lilies
| :
buffet, while silver candelabra on the
table will bear blazing green tapers
From the chandelier above, white rib
bons Will be caught at the corners OF
the table. Receiving with the bridal
party,~will be Mrs. Mason; and I Mrs
Erickson, sisters Of the bridegroom
and Mrs ED O'Brien, while thru
the rooms will be Mrs. Jesse. Long
Mrs. Whitney and Mrs: A. T. Tuttle
i | Mimi. Tn: }ho~ 5ininr
room the ushers will assist. Mr.. Ed
blom's gift to the bride was a solic
. gold watch. :.: - sd y. y
M, and Mrs. Edblom will leave thi.
evening for the east. They will make
their home in Duluth until fall. whe1
they will return to Minneapolis.
The rout-of-town guests were. MI
Center, MINI; Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson
Lesueur, MINI, and Victor Edblom
Duluth, MINI. : ~ &.--r
The Misses F1eu entertained this af
ternoon at their home on Second ave
nue. s in honor Of Miss: Hazel Rams
dell, a bride Of next week: The twelv
guests were members Of Miss Rams
dell's sorority, the Theta Delta Zeta
hidden about: the lawn and shrubber,
and after the buffet luncheon, whicl
was also served on the lawn, ther
was merry hunt for the gifts. TIL
Il decorations and appointments were al
in pink and white. - .s.e
4 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. M
Blake and Miss Marion Burt gave
! hosiery shower for Miss Ramsdell a
z the home Of Mrs: Blake on Lvndal
: avenue s. The. decorations were in re
: and white with carnations and rose
for flowers. The gifts were placed /
huge red stocking which hung in tn
( doorway. A guessing contest on mat
ters pertaining to bride was a
amusing feature. Luncheon was serve
s from a table lighted with red taper
4 in candelabra. Red satin ribbons fe
!" from the chandelier to the table whic
Il had white carnations for floral dec
rations. White carnations tied wit
] white .tulle marked the brides plac,
The place cards were tiny red hos
,e Covers were laid for twelve.
= A wedding Of last evening was til,
it Of Miss Harriet 3. Dean and Harry I
.. Chase, which took place at the home.
= the bride g parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
thew N. Dean, 1882 Irving avenue
Miss Genevieye Hill played the II
hengrin = wedding march as the pr
cessional music and the Mende
ssohn = wedding march after the ser
4 ire While the vows were snokan fE1