The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
LAS the faculty Of writing is
chiefly masculine endowment, the
reproach of making the world mis-
cradle has been always thrown upon
the woman. johnson. f

Cne1f Df1gnJ Color Win the more sub |
dued pink and red of roses, and the
Presiding over the Refreshments table
were Misses Anna Shillock. Adah Com
stock, White and Hope Mcdonald. Pro
! fessor and Mrs. Zeleny reside on Sixth
street Sc.
/ Mrs. Henry L. Little entertained at
| bridge luncheon this afternoon at her
nett, who. has come from the east to
make her home in Minneapolis, and who
| is a winter bride, was the honor guest
| Mrs Little will entertain a second
group of women tomorrow for Mrs.
Dunnett. -ss
Mrs. Charles B. Mitchell of Cleve-
tea given this afternoon at the home
of, Mrs. Louis Ireland, 416 Clifton av-
enue, by the Young Women s. society
of Hennepin Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church. Receiving with Mrs. Mitch
ell were Mrs. Ireland and Mrs. Edwin
J. Kraft, president Of the society. The
living room was decorated In red, and
setting. In the dining room red car
nations were used, and the centerpiece
for the table, a mound Of fragrant bios
SONS, stood under canopy of hearts,
which hung from the chandelier. The
young women Of the society alternated
at the chocolate urn. The hours were
from 8 to 8 'clock. p
| The dancing class chaperoned by Mrs.
George Conn and Mrs. John Hayward
had valentine party this afternoon in
Mrs. Mobiles ball room on Hennepin
avenue. About twenty -fve small
dancers enjoyed the program and the
Mrs: H. S. Noble will give her first. in
formal dance this evening in her new
ball room on Hennepin avenue. ...: =
: The marriage of Miss Anna Nc.
Donough and Martin O 'Hara took place
at 8 am. today in the Church Of the
Ascension. Rev. j. Harrington reao
the service in the presence Of a group
of relatives and intimate friends. Dur.
ing the service, the brides brother
Be stil:5 After the vow VOWS were eo spoken Ken
and Miss Ma6elle 9 Gilchrist - sang ing &C
salutaris Hostia.' Dean Fletcher pre-
slded at th9 organ and played the bridal
med W a Sxer @ a vas e Is T sfi%
: chiffon silk with a long plume and sht
carried white prayer book. a Mis-
Jennie Marlborough a sister Of & the
: bride, was the maid Of honor. She was
ban Of White roses. William Gonwa,
was the best man. - sss5 81.
:. Following the service a wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Finnegan, 2122 Plymouth avenue: tn.
decorations We're in pink and green
y how for1o
were used in the center of the table
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hara left onsssa shor
wedding tour. Their at home dates viii
I be announced later. Mrs. O'Hara
travelling gown was of dark red broad
i cloth. 49,
. Cards have been received in this cit
Park, CAL, of Mrs: Virginia f. Hill o
MINNEAPOLIS, End and William q !. Robe1
!" Kingston, Ont. 90 -,
- Mrs: G. Harold Richter and Mrs
Thomas W. Ellitt entertained .yeste1
day afternoon from. 8 to 6..o,cloek a
f. the home of Mrs. Richter, 1916 Mime
shaha street. The hostesses were a!
sisted in. receiving BY Mines G:A
d dred and NY Myrtle Caussen were Il
pages. Miss Ethel Talmadge and Mis-
Alma Peterson of St. Paul gave pleas
ing program Of piano and vocal sele'
: tions.-.- The tearoom was in red, an
tulips stood on the tables where MI M.
zided. Mrs. J. j; Talmadge ara M
J. W. McHose of St. Paul we're the; hos
esses in the dining room, and the Mise
isabelle and Josephine Elmer an
Maude Scharff assisted. The cente
piece Of daffodils was set in a wreat
L. i Ill., Nh did Ill
made pretty illumination. There we:
$50 guests. =: =. 'S@@
The children Of the class which NEE
at the Donaldson ballroom enjoyed
delightful Valentine cotillion yesterds
fancy costumes and masked Bows. al
arrows and pierced hearts, tops viii,
were spun in the air and were caug
q in their descent by the boys who dane
IL with the girl whose name was on
4 Top, and many other pretty and
/ Frances Brown danced Tyrolean dan
during the afternoon.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Ce
r Stultz and William Frederick Metzg
S formerly Of Minneapolis took place
S brides father in Owatonna. RI
). George H. Thomas of Minneapolis re
); the Service, which was witnessed by
! small group Of relatives and ne
friends. Carnations, roses and smii
made an attractive setting. The bri
wore tan crepe de chine and CARR
bride roses Mr.. Metzger and his brl
1 Went to Chicago for a few days a
later they will go to Seattle to resi-
: - Among the out-of- town guests at
- wedding were Mrs. w. j. Metzger,
~ and Mrs.sW. i. SAMPSON and daught
@ Mrs. Avidson, Of Minneapolis: Mrs,
sx O.. Collins and daughter of Della
MINI; Mrs. Ella Bell of Redwood Fs
\. and Neil Stultz Of Red Wing.
\ Mr.. Metzger ist the son Of DR.. q
Mrs. W. Metzger of this city.
h The Delta Delta Delta sorority gs
y an informal dancing party last e
ming at the home of Miss Frieda Sta
n on Smith avenue, St. Paul. Festo
u of red and white hearts furnished
n Al appropriate Valentine decoration.
program Of twenty numbers was dan
n and the dance cards were heart-sha
and adorned with watercolor sketc
q of roses. DR.. and Mrs. G.. STAN, =
q and Mrs Richardson and Mr.. and n
y Gould Of Minneapolis assisted the hi
ii esses. There were forty guests :