The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03

DR.. and Mrs. h. FL. Blssell issued the
Invitations yesterday for the marriage
of their daughter, Emily, to John
Newell of Topeka, Kan, which will
take place Saturday, Aug. Al.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Littman
and I. M. Moss took place last evening
at 6 CLOCK at the home Of the brides
father, N. Littman, 2708 Chicago ave
nue.. Thirty relatives and intimate
friends Of the family were present at
the service, which was read by Rev.
s.. N. Deinard. Miss Leonie Gebhardt
played the bridal chorus from Lohen-
Miss Lttman wore beautiful gown
Of white chiffon cloth made over white
taffeta trimmed with duchess lace, the
lace, forming a yoke-like effect. The
bride IS veil was held in place with a
coIonet Of orange blossoms, and she
held a large cluster Of white sweet peas.
Miss Sophie Littman was the maid Of
lawn daintily trimmed with lace and
tuckings, and she carried bouquet of
pink roses. Ralph Hamburger of Chi
cage, nephew Of the bridegroom, was
best man. ,t
Pink and white were the colors, which
the bride had chosen for, the decora-
ticns, against background, Of glossy
palms, ferns and trailing vines. The
ceremony took place before an impro-
vised altar Of foliage clustered with
punches of white and pink sweet peas.
After an informal reception q wedding
| supper was served from table lavishly
decorated with pink and white bios
sons za NJ. (. .-~"sf j,
Mr.. and Mrs Moss left on an eastern
| trip and will be gone three weeks. The
bride g travelling suit was Of green and
/ iva 10%l rrrs% ~. AcA 49, -,
corresponding colors.r Ralph Hamburger
and Miss Grace Hamburger of CHICAGO
and Miss Gretchen Stemler Of New
York were guests from out Of town.
Mrs. Carlton L. Wallace Of Kenwood
entertained at a small afternoon bridge
party today in honor of Mrs. G.. n.
Troendle of Sunnyside. Bridge was
the games light luncheon was served.
The rooms were decorated with clus-
tiers of fragrant garden flowers, and
| foliage and flowers made a setting for
the piazza. Mrs. w. H. Levings,, Mrs.
Henry Gordon Smith and Mrs. Arthur
Hoppock received with the hostess, and
Misses Theodore Troendle and Helen
Cobb assisted, 49,, . g..
Tho marriage Of Miss Maud Sue Tay:
lor and Harry c. Chapman, both of
Keokuk, Iowa, took place Monday even.
ing at the residence of the bride 8 sis,
ter, Mrs: D. J. Strouse. 1414 Bryant
avenue N. Rev. G.. M. Heard read the
Immediate friends. Mr.. Chapman is as
sistant superintendent Of, the. Dupont
powder works, near Keokuk, in which
city they will reside.
Miss Mae Kidwell gave a surprise
party Wednesday. for her brother. Roy
Kidwell, at her home, 1925 Fifth street
and program Of music and games wa!
enjoyed. The rooms had handsome
decoration Of garden flowers and fern,
and light luncheon was served
Thomas Hennessey Of Winona, q cousin
of Miss Kidwell who has been he,
guest, gave a program of vocal solos
; The marriage of Miss Dora: M. Fry,
to Frederick W. Sherer took place yes
BRIDES mother, Mrs Lavinia r. Frye
913 Third avenue S.. Palms and garden
flowers were arranged in the rooms
The service was read by Rev.. j. s
Montgomery in the presence. Of the i'm
was of, white null, and her flower
were white sweet peas with maidenhai
ferns. ~''-.~- - go
Nj. and Mrs. sherer will be at Cot
tagewood, Lake Minnetonka, the res
of the summer. -
Misses Ella and Ruth Adams of Brat
tleboro, VT, were guests Of honor at
porch party yesterday afternoon, whe
Miss Lois Mc1ntrye entertained at he
home, $40 Nineteenth street. The Misse
Adams are the guests of Miss .Hele
Smith, 624 East, Nineteenth street. TIL
tables on the porch, bore bouquets o
bright nasturtiums, arranged with az
paragus ferns. During the afternoo