The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19

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The announcement Of the approaching
marriage of DR.. Mabel Austin, formerly
Of Minneapolis, to DR.. Ernest Southland
ct Boston, VIII interest large CIRCLE
Austin. is the daughter of the late Hor-
ace f. Austin, former governor Of Min
nesota. She is a university graduate, a
member Of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, and took her medical degree at
Johns Hopkins university. DR.. Austin
has been practicing in Boston for over. a
year and has recently accepted the .ap-
pointment OF associate professor Of
hygiene and medical examiner at We'll
lesley college. DR.. Southland is a man
well known in his profession. He is as
sociats professor Of neuropathology in
the Harvard medical school and also
/ pathologist for the Massachusetts, state
hospital. a4};%z..s - s4e...
The wedding will take place Monday
at the pretty studio of DR.. Austin IS
sister, Miss Alice Austin in Boston. Mrs.
Austin has been making her home, with
her daughters IN Boston and the, other
/ tin, Mrs. Hamlin and Herbert Austin
nave gone on to be present at the we'd
ding. DR.. Southland and his bride win
make their home in Boston. <.,,5 .::t..t
The marriage of Miss Caroline Bailey
and Emery Forrest Kennedy will take
PLACE tomorrow, evening ct the home
arrived from Des Moines, with his sis z
/ ter. Miss Gertrude Kennedy, and Mr.
and Mrs. Williams Lichty.'ti 7;;;:>st. E1sas
Saturday evening Miss: Jennie Harris
entertained nine Of Miss Bailey,s rgirl
friends at an tsold-fashioned supper.
Dainty syringa =. blossoms were the
flowers used in the. decorations, and a,
bouquet of pink carnations: marked the
place chosen for bride.u : :: Q Il
| Friday Miss Bailey was the honor
guest cue at q luncheon given by Mrs. B.
w. Smith ct: her home. on Hawthorn
avenue. 49, Deepest >. pink peonies lent
their beauty for a. decoration. The
guests Were ten Of Miss :Bailey's girl
friends, Tuesday Mrs. Louis Yeager,
gave dinner. sPeonies. Of delicate
pink centered the table. a.','-@t
tanned seven friends of the bride Sat-
urday at the Minnetonka Yacht club.
iThe afternoon was spent on the lake.
where a splendid breeze added to the
pleasure of the day.s'After the ride the
guests were taken to the Chute. cot.
tag. Northome.- IL -
The; marriage ofssMisss Sarah Dow to 5
Paul c.. Heard will take place tomorrow
evening in Trinity. Baptist church. Miss:
Dow is the daughter of Mrs. J. Neal
Dow and Mr.. Heard IS the son of Rev.
and Mrs. c.. N. Heard, and his father,
assisted, by Rev. L,r A. Crandall, will
read the service. Mr.. Heard is one Of
the faculty of the Central high school
and, Miss Dow was a teacher at: Bremen
school: Her maid Of honor will be
Miss Stella Chapman and Ro1lin Dow
win McMuilen, Clarence Dove ana Raw
Chase of. .Anoka,, editor, Of the Anoka
Herald, will he"the>ushers. : .5,e.. !, 81
Heard entertained ha 6 al fami iy; dinner 81 M
at their Z home, 15A West Fourteenth
street. CoversWere laid for twelve
an nr the decorations stEi were carried out in
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! The Misses :. Annabelle and Ethel
johnson ENTERTAINERS at luncheon today
in honor of Miss Jennie Bessie Bonner,
a bride Of the month. Red and white
roses were arranged, in. a mound in, the
center of theGtable, 4and candles burn
ing beneath. red shades cast a pretty
glow over the appointments. Covers
were laid for ten. :: Among the guests
was. Miss Elizabeth Henderson Of Mem.
phis, Tenn, who is visiting Miss John
son. ;. sz2rs.f
: The marriage Of Miss Lillian f. Mey-
e e1ls and d. Bernard ~ Faber took place
this afternoon at two O'Clock in sDeid-
rick g hall, on Washington avenue N.
AS: the bridal party entered an Or.
chestra sounded the "Lohen GRIM bri:.
dial chorus. The bride was gowned in
lavender: silk, fashioned with lace and
pleatings. A cluster of lilies Of the
valley and smilax fastened her. long
veil In place and she carried a bouduet
of bride roses. Attending the bride as
mal't ct honor was Miss Emma Erick-
Son, who was. also in lavender. Her
flowers were pink and white carnations
George Seibel was best man. The
guests numbered about two hundred.
Ihls evening a large reception will
be held in the hall. Receiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Faber will be Mrs. Hulda
Myers, mother Of the bride, and M,
and Mrs. Peter, Faber, parents of the
:mence housekeeping immediately at
lila Fourth street n. ~. -: + : -,
= Miss Katherine fleming and Frank 3.
t1nnegan wore married in St. Stephen 8
church, yesterday. morning in the pres
ence OF q group of seventy-five friends
Miss Anna Mcmahon, was the maid Of
honor and Frank Kelley was the best
man. Rev. j: =, Dolphin4read the serv-
ice. a The BRIDE wore white silk s'1nuu
over silk and trimmed with valenciennes
insertion. Her veil was held in place
with a spray Of lilies Of the valley.
She carried an armful Of bride roses
and a. white fprayerbook.s Miss McMa1
hon was in white lawn over silk and she
wore Z white. picture, hat.
= After the service a. wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bridegroom, 3200. Hennepin avenue.
Covers were placed for, the bridal party
and relatives only. White peonies
formed the centerpiece OF the table and
the favors were long-stemmed bride
roses, From 2 to 5 O'Clock a reception
was held for which about one hundred
invitations had been issued. A. profu-
sion Of syringa blossoms Frightened
the rooms, and roses and pink and white
peonies carried out dainty color
scheme. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Finnegan were, Miss Anna 5 McMahon
and Frank Kelley. "A group Of. four
Young !. women, Misses Hazel. Fleming,
Eff1e Howe, Annette Foster and Gladys
Chaplin, alternated at the frappe table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finnegan- leftf.on "a wed.
ding tour. They will be at home after
Oct. at 5000 Hennepin avenue.
Mrs. j. j. sRymal Of Rochester, MINI.
was the guest Of honor at a Wild-rose
Luncheon given by Mrs. John Curle at
her home on Colfax avenue s., Satur-
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