The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11

Life is not long enough for
coquette to play all her tricks IN.
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The marriage Of Miss Nellie Miller
and William Weed took place at 1880
o CLOCK last evening at the home of
the brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Miller, in the Franklin
Heights. About one hundred and fifty
guests were present at the service,
which was read by Rev. j. E. Bushnell.
Palms and Easter lilies formed an altar
in the parlor, and in the reception hall
and living room hanging baskets and
trailing vines furnished a tangle Of
tions were in pink, with a large clus-.
ter Of La France roses on the bridal
table.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
white crepe, de, chine with Irish lace,
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
BRIDES roses. Her veil was held in
place with sunburst Of opals. Mrs.
p. G. Mattison was the matron Of honor
and wore white Paris null over white,
liam Mccormick was the best man.
During the ceremony and the reception
hour string orchestra played a pro-
gram Of nuptial music.
At the informal reception which fol-
lowed, Mr.. and Mrs. Weed were as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. William Weed,
ST., and Mines. Williams Laird and
LOOMS. Mr.. and Mrs. Weed left in
the evening on an extended wedding
trip. L.: ~. r. -s. .s,
/ The house committee Of the Mini
/ kahda club has planned an attractive
affair for Saturday evening, when there
will be dinner and bridge tournament
at the club. There has been so much
enthusiasm over bridge this winter that
/ there should be long list Of entries.
| The affair will informally open the
club, which has been practically closed
| the last few weeks for spring cleaning
and alterations. +. s.,
Miss Gertrude Satterlee and Howard
White Yerxa, whose marriage will take
place this month, were charmingly en-
tertained at dinner last evening by Mrs
I A. s. Brooks at her home on Park ave
nue.. The young men at the dinner
were mostly members Of the Lambda
Sigma fraternity and the appointments
i were carried out in the colors Of the
! fraternity, white and blue. The center
piece was Of narcissus and at each plate
was large bunch of blue violets. Gov
ers were laid for twelve. Stanley
Brooks, who Is home for the Easter va
cation from Newark, Conn.,, was among
the guests.
Mrs. Brooks will give the bridal din
ner Saturday evening, April 81, fol
Miss Satterlee and Mr.. Yerxa. ., ."...
About twenty-five Of the Iota Bets
Phi girls. a Central high school sorority
tonka this week. They went out Mon
day and are occupying two cottages q
Fairview. The occupants Of one cot
tage are known as "the Cambodians'
and Of the other are called 'sth
fairies.'' They will all return to tow
Saturday. ~ f>E
! Miss E. A. Jamme and number o
! visiting nurses formed luncheon part,
I Covers were laid for eight. Afte
{ luncheon the party went to the seminar
) nual meeting Of the Minnesota Nurses
I association.
The Misses Mabel and Helen Hanna
: Of St. Hilaire are the guests Of Mis-
Alice Brown at her home on Ninth ave
4 nue. n. Miss Brown gave an inforns
luncheon Saturday in honor OF, he
guests. :-ri& ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Dahl celebrate
their silver wedding Sunday evening {
their home, 80 Twenty-second avenr
S. About fifty friends Joined in tt
festivities. A number of handsom
gifts were received by Mr.. and Mr.
Dahl. ./ s== -
The marriage Of Miss Viola Sherms
and James Ryan was solemnized at IL
home Of Mrs. Andrew Nelson, 802 Sc
enth avenue N, Monday at high moo
Rev. Lafayette l.. Thompson read IL
service in the presence Of a smH
group Of relatives and friends. II
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