The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-03
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appointed tea today at her residence,
2407 Pleasant avenue, honor @of
Miss Lillian Fuller, who leaves SRtur-
day for the Philippines to be married
to John Gray Of 4 Manila. The hours
were from to 70 clock. Mrs. + uller
and Miss Fuller received alone, and as
sisting in the rooms were Mines M. +.
Schultz, Fred G. 3Gerow, G. w. Thomas,
G. r. Williams and George Todd.
bright with clusters of red autumn
blossoms against q network Of smilax
and foliage. Tea was served in the
diningroom from table decorated
with a mound Of pink asters and pink
dahlias, and pink blossoms were in
the vases on the buffet and serving
tables. Mrs; George Fuller presided,
assisted by Mrs. j. "A. Ridgway and
Mrs. Paul Heard. H. s,....,-. .-s.Fs
The marriage Of Miss Margaret II.
Merrick and Samuel Z. Hayes Of Seat
tie, which takes place this evening in
st. Paul. will be attended by mum.
Der of Minneapolis friends Of the two
families. Mr.. Hayes is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hayes of Minneapo-
lis and until two years ago lived in
this city. Miss Merrick's home is in
St. Paul, but as the family has a lake
known to the Minneapolis younger set.
! The service will be read at 8 O'Clock
In the Church Of st. John. the Evange-
| list, and a reception at the home Of
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Merrick, will follow: --e.-
Miss Merrick is to have Mrs. G. B.
MacMullen Of Cedar Rapids as matron
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Mars and Stevenson Of St. Paul are
to be the bridesmaids. Frank Edmonds
Of Minneapolis will be Mr.. Hayes
best man, and the ushers will be George
Webster, Fred Williams and Claude
Kimball Of Minneapolis, and the bride g
brother, Gale Merrick, of Seattle. Mr..
Hayes is a graduate Of the university
and member Of the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity.
Invitations have been received in
Irma Day Willard and Hope Candie
Mccall Of St. Paul, which will be
solemnized in the Methodist church of
Riverside, CAL, Thursday evening, Oct
IS. Miss Willard is the daughter OF
Mrs. David Willard and niece of Mrs
Frank J. Mackay of London, England
who recently visited in the city on he1
way to California: The Wizards for
marriage 1 Of Miss Willard and Mr.. Nc
Call will be the elimination of q 70
nance that began at the Central high
school when. both were students there
Mr.. Mccall is a university, man,
= Delta Epsilon, who now makes his home
In st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Cole have
issued the invitations for a double wed
ding which will take place at thei
! Wednesday evening, when Miss Marial
Alice Cole and Rev. Henry 6. Hanso,
Of Harlem, Mont, and Miss Phoebe Col
and Vernice Franklin Ludwig will b.
wed. ....<*.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Marth
Brinsmaid Of 1928 Chicago avenue will
give q tea for the two brides.
Mrs. Archie Dean Walker will Civ
her first at home tomorrow afternoo,
at the residence of her parents, Mr.. an
Il Mrs. Joseph ,. Hudson, 1776 Colfax ave
i nue. s. In the evening Mr.. Walker vii
i receive with Mrs. Walker. The wee
f ding of Miss Bertha Hudson and M,
I Walker; was one Of the brilliant affair
= Of june and they spent the summe
abroad. -. q. 1..~s.
. - 70. AZ
81 1 Mrs. Edward Munns announces til
engagement of her daughter, 4ertrud
Il Madge, to. .W lillian Hammond Pryor Q
81 Winona. The wedding will take plac
Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Mrs. a. II. Wyman Of Anoka an
Miss Craig will entertain at the HON
Of Mrs, Wyman in Anoka tomorrow fc
Miss Edith. Louise Reed and a grou
| of hptoon of hor Frt 40
evening Mrs. Henry o. Hilton, tt
BRIDES mother, will give a dinner {
- Donaldson 3 tea rooms for the Stea.
man Reed bridal party. The guest wi
be Miss Nellie Hope Of st. Paul, WI
is to be the maid-of- honor; Arth,
Reed, the best man; Misses Florent
She her p and Nellie H He{ {!, Of St: Pau
Reed, Agnes Clark, Constance Wake
Grace Steadman, Nellie Hilton, Mar
Atterbury and Blanche Craig.
Mrs; Charles M, Case gave lunc,
con yesterday afternoon at the Min
kahda club for Mrs Frederick Ave
Of Indianapolis. Covers were place
charmingly carried out with red a
tumn blossoms. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Van A.
nam gave dinner last evening at the
home on Park boulevard for Miss Ro
Sommers Of Dubuque, who has be-
their guest for two weeks. Cove
were placed for ten and the decoration
were pink roses.
r. Miss Lila Robinson and James
CrandelI, were married Monday at Il
home Of the bride, 642 Monroe sire
NE. Rev.. Walter Carlson, pastor
the Open Door Congregational churc
read the service:
re-: =. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The Independent Euchre club will give pal
Saturday afternoon in McElroy hall.