The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

center of the table and dainty pattern
of pink roses was. carried out in the
sherbet: and 5confections holders. The
name cards were in the form Of pink
roses. Covers were laid for ten. LII
Mrs. George Chambers of Oakland
avenue, entertained Wednesday even
ing for Miss Katherine Grahen, whose
marriage to William G.. Gillick takes
invited and the bride was the recipient
of a granite shower. The rooms had
pretty setting of red and white, and in
the dining room a dainty color not
was carried out with roses and carna-
tions. Luncheon was served and mus
ical selections, by Miss Helen Brennau
FURNISHED delightful entertainment.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. A. Dale Of Ne
Intosh, announce the engagement Of
Ernest George Schlanbusch of Roland.
Ia. The wedding will take place the
| latter part Of June. Miss Dale:is we'll
| known in Minneapolis and has many
friends here who will be interested to-
hear Of her approaching marriage. ii ~
| The marriage Of Miss &. Katherine
|Hennessy and Patrick J. Collins will be
1SOlIuculLeu dJ S.OU d.lI., dG JIG
Church of the Imaeulate Conception.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Mad
sen and Ralph Golf Colyer took place
last evening at s CLOCK at the home
Of O.. o. Whited, 800 Washington ave-
nue. Sc. The rooms were arranged with
tall. palms and smilax, with white carna-
tions and pink roses to add touch Of
Ecolor. In the large reception hall the
| Inns in nf tho fro
place and there the service was read
by Professor George Innis Of Hamline,
MINI.
AS the sister Of the bridegroom, Mrs.
Frank Bosworth played the Norwegian
wedding march by Edward Grieg as the
bridal party entered. Little Miss Doro-
thy Bosyorth preceded the bride. The
trimmed with baby Irish lace, and
made with yoke of embroidered Irish
lace. She carried bouquet of bride s
roses. Miss Nora Madsen, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. She. was
f:gowned in white silk null and her flow
Twas best man. A wedding recep option
/ followed the ceremony Assisting thru
the rooms were the Misses Eva Enger
and Miss Jessie Golf. In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Colyer left for an east
ern trip. The bride wore travelling
gown of gray checked silk trimmed
with Irish lace, with hat to match.
| After Sept; I they will be at home at
3O8 State street Sc.
G. G: Madsen, the brides mother; Mrs
a: Eyk, New Auburn, Wis; Mrs Sena
Sigstad, Rice Lake, Wis; Mrs. n So.
renson, Superior, Wis. Miss Stella Hal
dorson, and Il: L. Haldorsen, Winona;
Miss Annie Hansen, Montevideo, Miss
Dorothy Dickinson, Eau Clair, Wis.
and Miss Jessie Golf, Eau Claire, Wis
+ Mr.. and Mrs =. s. Miller and Mr.
| day for New York with a party Of
Minneapolis friends. They sailed OF
the Caledonia yesterday for Liverpool
and will spend the next four months ii
] European travel. Mrs. Miller and Mrs
/ Bjorkman have been entertained at {
number Of pretty social affairs which
were given them by group Of thei
friends as a farewell.
/ After June Miss Florence Ridgway
will be a fullfedged doctor. Mis-
Ridgway will be graduated at the com
department Of Hamline university a.
doctor of medicine and master of sur
gerry, Teachers and students Of tn,
/ Central high school remember the youn@
student well as one Of the bright AM
studious scholars and graduates Of tn
class Of 1902. She took the full cours
i Of four years, and will become the as
sistant of her father. DR.. Joseph Ridg
i way Of this city. The home Of tn
Ridgways is at 1903 Fifth avenue s.
Il Miss Gerrish, one Of the clever Min
H neapolis girls who has been east t.
H study, has returned to her home an,
Il will be introduced by group Of socie
1 ty women at reading of Z. The Spanisl
H STUDENT by Longfellow, Monday eve
ming. The patronesses who will intro
duce Miss Gerrish at her first publ
4 appearance since her return will b
\ Mines. s.. NJ. Passmore, E. p. Wells, w
II e. Whitney, f. L. Day, r. III. Wendell
h w. D. Hale, G. F. Hepburn, D. 81
h mon, III. g.. Harrison, G.. f. Wells
d. D. Sewall, w. K. Morrison. S. j
H Murton, Stuart Wells, George w. Gas
and Frank w. Twitchell. The readin.
i will be given in the First Unitarian
church. In THE Spanish Student
Miss Gerrish will have a splendid ,op
7 portunity to show her versatility All,