The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-19
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Miss Charlotte Ethel Day and Charles
Lantz were married last evening at the
home of the bridegroom d parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Lantz, 2l24 Elev
snth avenue s. The service was read
by Rev. James s. Montgomery before. !
an altar Of palms, where brilliant red
carnations relieved the dark green. In
ferns were effectively arranged, and in
the dining room the flowers chosen were
sweet peas. Miss Hofenbnd played
prelude to the ceremony, which was
witnessed by about forty Of close
friends and relatives. The bride wore
q gown OF German valenciennes and RIB
bon over taffeta and she held cluster
of bride roses tied with tulle.
Mrs. Cora E. Day, mother Of the
of the bridegroom, received with the
bridal couple. Among. the guests We're
the bridegroom g grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lantz Of Thorpe, Wis, Miss
Sadie Mead of Minot, N. D., and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gerber, of Wayzata, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz will be at home
after Aug. 20, at#72 Twelfth street N.
Mrs. w. n. Barber was hostess at
Kitchen shower today in honor of Miss
Laura Fleu, q bride Of the month. The
house was bright with the flowers Of the
season. The parlors were decked with
bouquets Of sweet peas, and in the IL
brary and den nasturtiums gave their
spicy odor. In the dining room basket
Of marguerites tied with tulle, conferred
the table, and q. bouquet Ct tn the sam sane
During the afternoon the eighteen girl
friends Of the bride featherstitc
busting. cloths and caps for the bride.
In the dining room the place cards were
cut in the shape of kitchen utensils.
After the dainty refreshments had been
served large basket filed with kitchen
utensils and decorated with bows of
white ribbons was borne to the bride by
Jessica Brown and Marty Barber,
Tuesday afternoon Miss Marion Bird
and Mrs. Ward Blake will entertain for
Miss Fleu at the home Of Miss Bird.
and in the evening Mrs. s. Hewson will
be hostess at a dinner.
Miss Constance Osborne, 1926 Elliot
avenue, entertained last evening at her
home in honor of Mrs. Ruth Anderson
New York, who are spending severa!
weeks in Minneapolis as the guests of
Mrs. Charles T. Griffith Of Pleasant
avenue. Fifteen of their friends had
been invited, and a delightful evening
was spent with music and games. Mrs
Reohr, who is one Of the most accom-
plished violinists, and Miss Anderson
undisputed merit, gave the informal mu
steal program. Later in the evening
refreshments were served in the din
ing room from table which had an at
tractive setting Of lavender sweet peas
The marriage of Miss Alice M. Greer
Of International Falls and Frank Nc
Partlin took. place Tuesday morning al
10 clock in the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conceptions. Rev. FIR. Thomas
E. Cullen read the service. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Andrew: Dunn Of this city were
the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. MOZART
lin left on short visit to Glencoe ane
Duluth. The bride is graduate Of
: the st. Cloud normal school and hal
been a teacher in the 1nternationa
Falls school for the last two years
! Mr.. McPartlin is United States com
missioner at International Falls, a
which place he and his bride will b.
. at home after Aug. l. -'
Miss Louise Pye gave an informa
i luncheon at the Commercial club today
) for Miss Laura Maryland Carpente
of Washington, who is her guest unit
! August: The decorations were in greer
!, and white, and sweet peas were used. 4
given for Miss Carpenter, one of whic]
was lake party. given by Mrs: How
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r Mrs. M. K. Rogers gave dinner a
Y. the Plaza last evening, entertainin
n. her guests at the roof garden concer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Snow Woodwork CAV
~ dinner at the Lafayette club Tues
= day evening for Miss Mary Squire
and Miss Charlotte Hardenberg Of s
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