The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-25

Professor Benjamin r. Groat Of the
state university school OF mines left
Saturday for Davenport, Iowa, where
he married Miss Harriet Grace Mitch
ell today at O'Clock. The wedding
was celebrated at the home Of the
bride IS parents, Colonel and Mrs.
Mitchell, and the only guests were the
a student at the university and was
graduated in 1900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groat will reach Min
neapolis tomorrow and in the evening
they will leave for the Pacific coast,
where they will visit Portland, Tacoma
and San Francisco. Upon their return
to Minneapolis they will make their
home at COG Seventh street Sc.
MRS. g. B. Frankforter and Mrs.
John Irwin were hostesses at delight
full luncheon Friday at the home Of
Mrs. Frankforter, in honor of Miss FL
freda Hacker, whose marriage to Rob
ert T. Lansing of Omaha, Neb., will
take place Wednesday evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Professor
and Mrs. T. L. Hacker, 1905 Raymond
avenue. Lovely calendula blossoms
were used on the table and cluster
Of pink roses tied with pink marked
the place of the bride. Covers were
ldlu 1OT Twelve.
Mrs. Dwight H. Hart, nee Runge,
who is to visit in Minneapolis in about
two weeks with her husband, will prob
ably be entertained at number Of
pleasant social affairs. Mrs. Hart. was
one of the popular young singers when
in Minneapolis and she has a host Of
friends here. She was married to Mr..
Hart last Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris Chick in
Los Angeles. The wedding was beau
ti It appointed and California IS fair.
est blossoms made the setting for the
lights shone thru the tangle of palms
and ferns. The bridal party stood un-
der an arch Of smilax, sweet peas and
lilies. In the dining-room pink and
white roses were used in profusion. The
bride wore a handsome gown Of white
brocaded silk with rose point lace. Her
veil was in place with coronet of
orange blossoms and her flowers were
bride roses. Miss Hazel Runge was
her sister rs maid of honor. She was in
white crepe de chine with duchess lace
Roy Jopson, who was the best man
sang three songs before the ceremony
Mrs. John Harris Chick presided at the
piano, and Mrs. A. H. Runge gave .he1
daughter in marriage. Mr.. Runge is in
Grand Forks, and was not able to be
present at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs
Hart are now on their way to Fargo tc
visit him. They will return to thei1
home in Los Angeles after an extended
| eastern trip.
Either entertained at pretty shower
for Miss Alice Jones Thursday evening
The marriage Of Miss Jones to ALFRED
E. Wilmert will take place WednesdaJJ
at 2 pm. at GIL East Thirty
street, where they will make thei
home. -: -..ts@. 7.'.-' - 80 ..sE
The marriage. of Miss Il. Clara Ma
Plantin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P
Platin, and Roy Fordus saxton, tool
@f the f brd y fEsaE s 1T hS s. 9s
G.. L. Morrill, read the service in tn
presence of the relatives. One hundre'
invitations had been issued for the re
ception which followed. Miss Planti
wore a pretty gown Of white .batist
with yoke Of Mechlin lace and trim
mings Of lace and carried bride roses
Miss Emma Plantin was the maid Q
honor and wore white Paris null wit
valenciennes lace and her flowers wer
best man. Red and white carnation
were arranged among the palms all
ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton will be a
home after July l at ST. Twelft
street s. - t...5
The marriage of Miss Edith M Witt
and Rudolf G. Thielke took place at
o'clock Saturday evening at the hon
of the bride, 1922 Clinton avenue. Re-
g.. L. Morrill, read the services in tt
" presence of seventy-fve guests. TT
rooms were prettily decorated with vii
flowers, roses, ferns and carnations ar
an improvised altar Of palms and fei
was arranged for the ceremony. Mi
! Edna Burnside presided at the plan
Mabel and Barbara Elliott stretche
the white ri bbons, and Alice Elliott W;
the flower girl. Miss Emma Thielke W;
the maid of honor and F.S. Russing WI
g the best man. Following the service,
bridal supper was, served
~. The wedding of Miss May Rose Do
y ,l$cette and Mathew p. Kelly took pla
Tuesday morning in ST. Anne s churc
!. honor Wore white French lawn wi
IS trimmings Of lace. The bride W
. gowned In white silk null over silk al
t her bouquet was of bride roses. A we
ding breakfast followed the ceremo
g at the home Of the bridegroom IS moth,
e Mrs. Margaret Kelly, 315 Fourteen
avenue N. 90