The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-22
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Crabb, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
9. Crabb and Harry E. Ruble Of Pleas
ant, N. D., took place at CLOCK this
afternoon at the home Of the bride $
parents, 329 University avenue Sc.
Only relatives and a group Of intimate
friends We're present at the service,
which was read by Rev. c. F. Hubbard.
The decorations were carried out with
q mass of spring blossoms, palms and
ferns. In the parlor wsere the bridal
party stood, wild flowers, .lilacs and
ferns made an exquisite setting, and in
the hall and dining room, white and
Crabb was unattended. She wore a
gown of white crepe de chine over
white taffeta, made with trimmings of
lace and insertion. Her. flowers were
bride roses. Following the service an
informal reception was held and light
supper was served. H.. % ~. ". r
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble left in the even
Ing on short wedding tour. Their
home will be in Pleasant, N. D. II
The marriage of Miss Sue R. Shield,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Shield, and Walter H. Vesper, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, 2842
will be the maid Of honor and. Harold
Wieoxson will be the best man. Only
the relatives will be present. ~ .<-.e;.
Last evening Miss Dorothy Douglas
gave a dinner for the bridal party at
her home on Polk street. Miss Jessie
Green of Twenty sixth avenue NE gave
tea for Miss Shield Saturday at which
the young women Of the auxiliary of
the Loyalty Baptist church shared the
| duties of hostesses. Mrs. George Smith
gave. parcel shower Saturday even
ing for the bride.
Mrs. c. S. Gold entertained this af.
| ternoon at Donaldson's tearooms in
Mrs. J. A. Harris, who will spend the
summer in the east. The guests were
the members Of the Hawthorn club, of
which Mrs. Reed is the president. There
were thirty guests, and after the games
luncheon was served in the Japanese
room. Mrs. Byron T. Harris assisted
her mother, Mrs. Gold.
| Mrs. E. O. Cosman will entertain for
Mrs. Reed Thursday afternoon, May 81
at large card party.
Mrs. Harry N. Owens gave O thin
| bic bee yesterday at her home on
Knox avenue s, for Miss Mabel Lane
one of the June brides. The twelve
for the bride and later luncheon was
served. Bright spring blossoms decked
ting. rooms, violets were in the parlor
tulips in the living room, and in the
dining room a low bowl held huge
| bunch Of marguerites. The bride Is
place was marked with a cluster of
lilies Of the valley. Miss Lane was
presented by the hostess and the guests
with a pretty silver toilet set during
| the afternoon.
| Mrs. J. H. Mcclellan entertained at
| a dinner last evening at her home on
| Helen Cook of Duluth, who. has been
her guest for a few days and who re.
turned home last evening. Covers were
laid for fourteen and the decorations
were violets and lilies of the valley
| The centerpiece was a pretty basket
filed with flowers and the handle was
| tied with faring bow of white tulle
Candelabra with shaded tapers made
a dainty illumination.
Mrs. J. A. Brush has returned from a
three weeks visit in Detroit, Mich.
where she went to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Sprague. While in
Detroit, Mrs. Brush also attended the
class reunion Of former pupils Of the
Barstow school. During her visit 9
number Of delightful social affairs were
given for her. -
! The marriage Of Miss Grace Evans
and William II. Afford will take place
Wednesday, May 30, at o'clock.
Mrs. John Burt gave a reception il
| honor of Mrs. Cannock of Workington
Eng, yesterday afternoon. The decora
tions were in lilies Of the valley, Amer
lean Beauties and La France roses.