The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-09
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came the bride of James ARENAS Gould
of this city. Bishop S. G. Edsall read
the service in the presence of twenty
five guests. The bride wore dainty
wedding gown Of white lace over white
silk. and full veil. Her ornament was
Gould, and she carried a shower bou-
quet of fragrant lilies of the valley.
Following the service, wedding
breakfast was served at the Concord
to only the immediate family. The deco
rations were in pink, and the private
dining room, with it's dainty furnish
ings of old blue. was beautifully ar
ranged. The centerpiece of carnations
was surrounded by softly burning ia
hair and asparagus ferns made bed
of foliage for the pretty pink blossoms
on the sideboard. Miss Durham was
one of the graduates of Smith college,
class of 1900, and Mr.. Gould was grad.
uated from Yale with the class of 1902.
Ray Stearns Of Schenectady, N. Y, a
college chum Of Mr.. Gould, was guest
at the wedding.
Mrs: Alice NJ. Gould, who has spent
the winter in Italy, returned to Mime
apolis to be present at the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will be at home
after Sept. l in the Lexington, SO Elev-
enth street S.
DR.. and Mrs. Cyrus Northrup gave
the annual reception to the university
seniors last evening at their home on
Tenth avenue Sc. DR.. and Mrs. North
rup received the 200 guests alone and
thru the rooms the deans of the vari'
Gus departments with their wives, as,
sisted. Large clusters Of pink peonles
IL -lo1 l., 11r hnt~ ooIo
and fragrance to the scene. In the din:
ing room the class colors, gold and
white, appeared in the white roses in
the center of the table and yellow
| hooded tapers Mrs. F. S. Jones anC
Mrs. John Downey presided in the din
| ing room.
Last evening Miss Henrietta Brown
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Brown
| whose marriage to Homer De Ver1
Wells takes place Tuesday evening
| friends. During the evening frappt
| was served to the guests who had beer
| invited to view the wedding trousseau
Friday evening Miss Brown was CUES
of honor at theater party at the Met
ropolitan. The other guests were
Misses Viola Mason, Sophia Eleans
Brown, Messrs. Herman Anderson, R
| Nash and Homer Wells.
Wednesday Miss Sophia Brown, wht
will be Miss Browns maid of honor
entertained twenty guests for Mis-
Brown The reception rooms wer.
charmingly arranged with. pink ane
white carnations. A guessing contes
of wedding incidents amused the guests
and Misses Mae O'Connell. Mabel Nc
Gregor and Bessie Ryan won dainty
water color sketches. Little Misse!
Florence Brown and Dorothy Hanson
sang during the afternoon. The" place
cards were water colored slippers, in
dicative of the approaching nuptials
Monday evening the rehearsal will b.
held.
Mrs. B. F. Collins entertained this af
ternoon at her home 1905 Fremont ave
nue., for her mother, Mrs. S. E. Hol
brook. and Mrs. Reed. Mrs: Holbrool
is her from San Diego and Mrs. Reet
came from Chicago to spend fey
weeks in Minneapolis. The affair. wa
| quite informal and was a neighborhoot
party for the former residents Of High
| land avenue to give them an opportun
ity to meet their old-time friends.
| Miss Pauline Blackmar was hostess a
a luncheon this afternoon at her home Il
the Waldorf apartments in honor o
Miss Mable Lane, bride Of June. Tn
decorations were in red and white and
centerpiece Of carr atlonS was on tn
table. At the place of Miss Lane wa
a bouquet of white sweet peas. Cover
were laid for ten.
Mrs. J. G. Cross entertained the, cour
Gil of the Delta Gamma sorority a
luncheon this afternoon at her home
1922 Second avenue S. The table wa
arranged with pink marguerites an
covers were laid for nine. Thru tn
house huge clusters Of pink peonies an
iris were placed on the cabinets and ts
bles. This evening the Delta Gan1m
sorority will entertain their guests at
box party at the senior class play at tn
Metropolitan theater.
One of the pretty evening. wedding
Whipple, daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs
Clarence Whipple, and L. R. Blackburn
which, owing to the poor health OF tn
bride s mother, was celebrated at tn
home of Mr.. Blackburn s parents, Nj
and Mrs. Charles R. Blackburn, 4l9
Eighth avenue Sc. The service wa
read by Rev. Clement G. Clark. In
bride wore her travelling gown OF ia
wolfe and carried pink roses. She wa
t unattended. Green and white Were tn
, colors used in the decorations. In tn
,, with ferns and other foliage, relieve
bv clusters of snowballs and delicat
. wild geraniums. Clusters of ferns an
snowballs were in the doorways wit
festoons of green and white. The light
were shaded in green. In the d1nln
room festoons of green reached from til
chandelier to, the table, where the ia
tapers in glass candlesticks were gree
shaded. Assisting in the dining roo
were Miss Nina Blackburn. sister {
the bridegroom, Misses Marion Full'
and Myrtle Brown. ~
After Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn ha
received the congratulations of the fit
guests they. left for a short weddin
tourney. They will make their hon
7 at 419 Eighth avenue Sc. -.
The teachers Of the Bryant scho
had a spread yesterday afternoon
/ the school office in honor of Miss ii
liam Phelps, a bride Of the summe
Miss Phelps was presented by her fe
low teachers with a handsome silv
baking dish. AS many Of the teache
will not be able to be present at Mi
Phelps, wedding, she brought daint
= boxes of wedding cake to them as
surprise. The guests included the 81
teen teachers and the principal, MI
= Warrington. s.-... III.
Mrs. J. Wirth of st. Paul entertain,
at luncheon at Lake Harriet Tue
= day afternoon and at a trolley ride
. honor of Mines. F. Bentzwanger of
Joseph. Mo-, M. Aultman Of st. Lou
Mo-, s. Roth of Cincinnati, Ohio, al
M. Straus Of Casselton, N. D. Cove
were laid for thirteen.