The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
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Miss Agnes Marie Engstrom, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Engstrom,
9l9 Twenty sixth avenue s, and DR..
John Frederick Hendrickson of Fertile,
Mimi, were married last evening at
the relatives and a group Of immediate
friends were present. The bridegroom g
brother, Professor Hendrickson Of
Augsburg seminary, read the service.
The rooms Were decorated with palms
and ferns and wealth Of cut flowers.
sang. the Lohengrin bridal music. Dr..
and Mrs. Hendrickson have gone to
Fertile, Mimi, where they will make
their future home
III railroad contractors camp, at
Lotta Alice Foss, daughter Of Mrs. q.
G. Foss Of 1922 Hawthorn avenue, be-
came the bride of William III. PRESLEY
Of Ottawa, Ont. Miss Foss wears the
distinction Of being the only woman
who ever studied civil engineering. at
the university and finished the: course.
The bride. is now q member OF a con-
tracing firm in the Caribou mining
| country in Canada. =: NJ '-,- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Abbott received
about one hundred guests last evening
in honor of the twenty first anniversary
of the birthday of their son, Fred ".
/ Abbott. In the reception room white
\ blossoms contrasted prettily with the
\ dark green of ferns. Pink roses were
used on the table in the dining room.
/ Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott were
Mines. w. H. Wright and J.. Kelly.
Misses Bernie r. r. Q,connell. y, 70 Tot Q'Con,
and Misses Katherine Taylor and Stel-
lie Ivers of Grand Island, Neb., :. as
\ sisted in the dining room, and alter
mated in presiding over the frappe bowl.
Il Miss Florence French sang num-
ber Of solos and Miss Agnes Hill gave
readings. Music was furnished during
4 the receiving hours by the bapd of Bat
terry B. -. -" .. 49,
The marriage of Miss Jessie v. Clarke
and Frank McEachern took place Tues
day evening at the home Of Rev, G. L..
II Morrill, on Tenth avenue S.
\ Mrs. Charles S. Gallaher was hostess
Il Tuesday afternoon at her home at Lake
II Harriet in honor of the twelfth birth
Il day anniversary of her son, Charles.
II Games occupied the afternoon, and light
Il refreshments were served on the spa
/ cious porch. Twenty guests were bid
II den.
H The homo Of Mrs. Collins, 2515 Emer-
II son avenue, was the scene Of, pretty
i the the friends as Of Of Mrs. Collins and Mrs.
H Dobbin Of. 2507 s Emerson avenue. II,
H gathered to bid farewell. Mrs. Collins
and Mrs; Dobbins hayee, gone to Spring
II 1nainder Of the summer. Games fur
Il nished entertainment for the guests.
II The Marriage of Miss Josie Long and
II Frank V. Thompson took place Monday
ocloek at the home Of f11s the 1Pr;asr Rride =
/ sity avenue Sc. The rooms were pret.
/ tily arranged with white roses and the
II green Of ferns and palms. The bride
II wore a dainty gown Of white lown elab.
II orately trimmed with lace insertion
Bride r9sss were YER in & her bouquet; Ae5 ai q
II Of honor, wore white and carried white
II roses. Lawrence Hilmar acted as best
II man. '.. t,srss. ...e s....:,s.
II : A wedding dinner was served after
II the ceremony which was witnessed by
/ the immediate family. Mr.. and Mrs
II Minnesota and Iowa. After July It
II they Will be at home at 1925 University
Il avenue Sc.
n Mrs. Ella sturgis Lawler, the widow
III Of the late John B. Lawler Of Mitchell
III 8. D., and Edmund Pennington, vice
: president and general manager Of tn.
, the home Of the bride g mother, Mrs
> S, D. Sturgis, 13O Virginia avenue, st
Paul. Archbishop Ireland read tn
service at clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
70 nington left on wedding tour in MI
II Pennington IS private car. -,
Miss vanetta Wales entertained yes
< terday afternoon at her home on Colum
M bus avenue in honor Of Miss Florene
ID Swanson, bride Of the month. Th
10 decorations thru the rooms were j
n pink and white, arranged with, green
a. The table in the dining room had a clus
t. tel. Of carnations, and the bouq9e
ae With green tulle. The bride was com
5: Runt the gifts Of linen. Miss Swan
al son sang several solos, accompanied b
Or Miss Hazel Hocum, and Miss. Vale
il with several numbers. Each. OF tn
1e nine guests brought recipes which wer
70 70 written in a red booklet tied with re
~ ribbons The favors were red heart
# with white linen baby. bonnets ),
w. Tomorrow. evening Miss Swanson wi
s Do guest OF, lOnOT dL Gu1ud SuOMe
-; 10 which the Misses Hocum and Fit
~ terling will give at the Hocum res
~ dence, 2640 Emerson avenue s.
= Miss Edith L. Brown became tn
=. bride Of John H. Wolfe yesterday at
= o'clock o at the home Of the bride
Z mother, Mrs. Nettie Brown. 1898 Ga
A' fiel avenue. The service was read b
q Rev. Stanley B. Roberts Of the Bethl'
a. hem Presbyterian church: Mr.. an
nn Mrs. Wolfe are both members OF tn
ngg Satterlee lodge, I. o: g. T., where M
nd Wolfe is chief Templar. Mr.. and Nj
sh Wolfe will make their home at 29a
Garfield avenue. .~-- o.. T.: