The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-24
"A beautiful woman Is never
silly; she has the best wit that
man may ask Of a woman, she is
pretty. ''-Stahl.

An interesting Wedding Of tomorrow
will be that Of Miss Marjorie Alice
Higbee and Reginald j. Healey, which
will be quietly so1emnized in the after
noon at the home of Miss Higbee s
parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Higbee, on
Third avenue, s.: Only. the relatives
her sister, Mrs. Earle Nunnally, for her
matron of honor, and little Dorothy
Wilson will be the flower girl. Clayton
Hooker will be Mr.. Healey's best man.
The marriage Of Miss Adeline M.
Graft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Graft, to Ralph P. Wegen, took place
this afternoon at 5 0 CLOCK in the chapel
of Holy Rosary church. Rev. j. D.
tended by a large group Of relatives
| and out -of-town guests. Miss Graft
| wore white French lawn made over
white silk, with elaborate trimmings OF
Mechlin lace and insertion. The girdle
was of crushed white satin ribbon, and
rosettes of satin ribbon made dainty
finish on the founced skirt and yoke
of the bodice. The full veil fell to
the hem Of her gown and was fastened
Her bouquet was q shower of bride
| roses. Miss Albina Plattner Of Delano,
MINI, was the maid of honor. She
wore a gown Of white silk with trim
mings Of lace, and her flowers were
pink roses. Frank Graft, brother OF
the bride, was the best man.
At 6 o'clock this evening the wedding
supper will be served at the home OF the
bride s parents. on Cedar avenue and
hall and parlor will be in white and
green, with palms, ferns and white
roses. In the dining room clusters OF
| American Beauty roses will be in the
center Of the table and on the sideboard.
Covers will be laid for forty. Mr.. and
I Mrs Wegen will be at home at 32O4
i Nineteenth avenue S after May LIST.
j Minneapolis people will be interested
of Miss Katherine Rising Of Winona
and Sherman L. Cory Of Cloquet, MINI.
formerly Of New Haven, Conn: Miss
Rising is the daughter Of Mrs. Franklin
A. Rising, a former state regent Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and she was entertained with hel
mother at many affairs in the city dur
ing Mrs. Rising's term of office. The
wedding will take place in June.
| N. E. Solomon Of st. Paul announces
the engagement Of his daughter, Irene
Page, to Hiram David Frankel. Mr.
Frankel is on the staff Of the st. Pau
Daily News.
Miss Frances T. Broderic and Harry
L. Kent were quietly married Saturday
evening at the home Of the officiating
priest, Rev. T. 3. Cullen. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kent will 60 to housekeeping a.
800 University avenue Sc.
Impressive military ceremonies made
the annual ball Of the cadet corps Of
the university last evening. one Of thu
smartest affairss Of its kind. =. The ma
tional colors and the insignia Of tn
army decked the large armory hall, AMI
the bugle sounds, the glitter. of golt
braid and the rattle Of sword and sabr
heightened the impressiveness Of tn
SCENE, The balconies were draped witt
many small flags and huge flags wer
unfurled against the walls, while red
white and blue electric lights carrie'
the tri-color away above the. dancers
In the reception rooms tents had bee
pitched to make delightful hooks an
retreats where refreshing Ices an
frappe were served. The universit
band was stationed on the high plat
form behind a thick network Of gree
= and played q program Of popular selec
tions. At the beginning Of the gran
{ march. a large fag. was raised to tn
I aagpole in front Of the stage, and q