The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-10

a pretty Weuulng was that or MISS
Jeannette Agnes, Phipps and Frank
at 4 clock at the home of the brides
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hob
bins, 1927 Aldrich avenue s. The rooms
were darkened and in among the palms
burned white tapers, in wallpockets and
candelabra. The floral appointments
were in lavender and white and asters
| were the flowers chosen to carry out
the color scheme. In one corner of the
library an altar was simulated with
palms and ferns, while above was
large candelabra with twelve burning
tapers. An aisle leading from the stairs
to the altar was outlined with ferns
and palms. In the dining room white
was used with the green. A large bowl
filled with white asters conferred the
table, which was lighted with tapers.
From the chandelier fell four ropes of
smilax which were caught at the cor
ners Of the table with bows of white
| ribbon.
The "Lohengrin' wedding march.
played by Miss Grace Hohbins Of Madi-
son, Wis, heralded the approach Of the
bridal party. Master Hazleton Ensign
led the procession, carrying the ring on
a white satin pillow. The bride entered
with her brother-in-law, Algernon H.
Phelps of Chicago, who gave her in
marriage. She wore a ower-embroid-
cred robe of white and held bouquet
of white roses. The service was read
by Rev. L. A. Crandal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbins received with
the young couple and Mr.. Green's
mother, Mrs. Green of Chicago, and his
brother, Charles Green Of Saginaw, also
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will have a short
outing at Lake Superior. After Nov. l
they will be at home in the Best apart
ments.
Mrs. Fred M. Rollins Of 10 Seventh
avenue S entertained at an informal
bridge party this afternoon in honor
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George A.
Rose. The party was in the nature of
a farewell, for Mrs. Coghlan leaves
tomorrow evening for her home. The
rooms were bright with clusters of as
ters. Five tables Of bridge were played.
Wednesday Mrs. Rollins will enter
tain a second group of friends at a
euchre party.
Of twelve covers this afternoon at 8
CLOCK in the gold and white ivory
room at Donaldson g in honor of Miss
Ida Quist, bride of the month: A
large mound of pink asters was in the
center Of the table and cluster of the
some flowers marked the place Of the
bride.
Miss Carmel Gibbs entertained at a
Elm Bluff, in honor Of her guest, Miss
Virginia Earle of Cincinnati. There
were ten young people i'm the party.
During Miss Earle's stay she will be
entertained at a number Of matinee
parties and luncheons as we'll as in
formal affairs.
of 19o1 Sixth Street n, announces the
engagement of their daughter Alfrieda
Edith, to Arthur R. Briggs.
S. L. Richardson announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Agnes Ger
trude, to Merritt S. Zimmerley of Osh-
kosh, Wis. The marriage will take place
in the early fall. :. ,1 .... 81, IN ;.
tss5 Miss Violet Rowley will act as maid
Of honor for Miss Penzil p. Partridge,
whose marriage to Robert Irving Simp-
son will take place Tuesday, Sept. 10.
James Partridge will be Mr.. Simpson 8
best man. Other members of the bridal
party will be little Miss Ruth Rowley
| anu Eultn IarCrluge, VINO WILL carry
carry the ring. Rev. Otis Dale will read
the service at the home of the bride s
parents, 2727 Polk street NE, at l
O'Clock. After an eastern trip Mr.. Simp-
son and his bride will be at home at
2644 Taylor street.
Mrs. Louis Garzon entertained at
luncheon Wednesday at Lake Harriet
in honor Of Mrs. Mel Price of Shelby
vile, Kan. Asters made a pretty table
decoration. The Quests were Mines. G.
W. ,Crabb, G. Bartsch, G. D. Mayo, W.
L. Crabb, NJ. Hoyt, A. J. Shadde, T. E.
Ronnie, L. Matchen T. E. Ronni, G. W.
Dance and Misses Stella Bartsch and
Julia Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Johns were guests