The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09
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to carry out the chosen color effects.
Miss Bonness and Mrs. Newcomb re-
ceived together in the parlor, where
the decorations were in white and pink,
and assisting were Mrs: w. A. Game
of Saltwater and the Misses Slocum.
ing room, where tea was served from a
table beautifully appointed in yellow.
The centerpiece was a mound Of yellow
dahlias and the lights and shades were
in the same sunny color. Maple leaves 4
in shades Of yellow banked the buffet
and the fireplace. Mrs. Frank Reid and !
the Misses Bonness poured tea, and as
sisting were group Of younger girls,
Misses Hazel Barnard, Hanson, Lillian
Mcmillan and Barden Of ST.. Paul.
Mrs. W. B. Ferguson gave a china
shower this afternoon at her home. on
Fremont avenue in compliment to her
cousin, Miss Gladys Mcdonald, bride
of the month. Eighteen Of the intimate
girl friends Of the bride had been in-5
vited$ and presented her with dainty I
gifts for her china closet; The rooms
were decorated in pink and white, and
asters and dahlias combined their pref,
! ty colorings for festive setting. a
buffet luncheon was served and the ices
and refreshments were. in pink and
white. A program of music and games
was enjoyed during the afternoon, Miss
Ida Ferguson assisted her mother.
The First Christian church Of St.
Paul was the scene of beautiful wed
a%n a P 2st ayo nj g. T Ps Sae Be55 b
bride of Harry. H. Weston Of Mime
and Mrs. H. M. Weston and Miss Par
| nell is the daughter Of Mrs. Edith H.
Parnell. Green and white: were the col
ors chosen to decorate the church, and
made a charming setting. Rev. A. D.
Harmon read the service; and the wed
ing march was a composition dedicated
by Carl Heilmaier to the bride. Mr..
I Barber played selected program from
| Beethoven and Bach before and after
the service.
| Miss Parnell wore gown Of real Lama
lace over white silk and white chiffon 1.
Her ornament was a sunburst Of pearls
and diamonds and the bridal bouquet
was shower of white roses and lilies
of the valley. The matron of honor,
Mrs. Victor ~Gnaedinger Of Montreal
sister of Mr.. Weston wore smart
gown Of white satin, made with long
court train and trimmed with real lace
and garniture Of pink sebuds. She
wore wreath Of rosebuds in her hair
and her bouquet was Of pink roses. Mr..
Gnaedinger was the best man.
After the ceremony a. reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Parneu on
MARSHALL avenue. The reception rooms
tiers andaroses and the rich green h of
palms and ferns taccentuated' the snowy
! beauty Of the flowers. The, dining room
was in pink, with pink roses on. the
/ table and sideboard, and Candida bra
with pink-shaded .tapers, and pink
shaded chandelier lights, to complete
q Mr.. and Mrs. Weston were Mr.. ant
= Mrs. H. NJ. Weston, Mrs, Parnell anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Gnaedinger. Mrs. Par
nell wore gown of white chiffon anc
lace and Mrs. Weston was in a recep
ton gown of light-blue silk, embel
lished with lace. Mrs. Dillon Of Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston left on west
ern wedding trip. They will be at hom
after Dec. in Minneapolis.
II Mrs. H. B. Merrick of *Kenwood will
entertain informally at bridge Fida..
|afternoon. ,s ..,.s.
Mrs. Earle W. Marshall entertaine
yesterday afternoon at her home,
West Twenty-ffth street, in honor o
her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah R. Ware
Mrs. Marshall is a bride Of September
= She was formerly Miss Marione Burt
d The guests were the eighteen member
81 Of Mrs. Wards club, the Friday Thin
< BILE Bee, and pleasant afternoon wa
spent in needlework and chat. Ligh
refreshments were served. Mrs. Charlie
H. Burt assisted her daughter. :
Mrs. H. H. Barber Of 1925 Irwin
avenue s gave an informal dinner las
evening for Miss Lillian APPEL Of d.
troit, Mich. Miss APPEL is on the O!
pheum program this week, and she
the guest Of Mrs. Barber during he
stay in the city. She is a delight,
of thoro study abroad, in Vienna, Par!
and Berlin, as well as in this countr,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Methuen are E
home at .31S East Lake street. Mr.
Methuen was formerly Miss Emma DIAL
and her marriage was one Of the pre-
ty September weddings: Mr.. and Mr.
G. B. Hallum of Abercrombie, N. D
who came to Minneapolis for the we,
ton, Okla, where they will make the
home. 49,. .., ..> -..as,
J. Kaplan announces the engageme1
of his daughter, Sophie, to Hyma
tLiberman Of st. Paul. =:
= Miss Bessie Baxter entertained at
|. /: parcel shower last evening at her hon
on E. Sixteenth street in honor of Mi
Hazel Payne, whose marriage to w
liam G.. F. Schwartz takes place tomo
! Erow. The rooms were prettily decorate
in red and green. The evening W
!, spent in a guessing contest. the pri
being won by Miss Frances Payne.
+ "A surprise party was given Saturd,
. evening in honor of; Miss Mabel Laval
: at her home on Second street NE. Brig
autumn leaves furnished the decor
= tions and in the parlor carnations al
I ferns were used. : Music and danci
81 were the amusements. ..ss ! u
II A surprise party was given Saturd
81 evening for Miss Grace Beckwith
II her home, 1903 Portland avenue. Gam
.. music and dancing furnished a pleasa
Il pastime for the evening and a Liz
nd supper was served. Autumn leaves a
s asterso decorated the rooms. III ssr
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Es
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eddy will leave
y, Seattle this week to- make their future ho
s 8. The Past Matrons' club Of Lorraine f.eh
lutte W Clinton ave ef Friday "a
- pm.
Il The first joint meeting Of the Ancient o.
Il of United Workmen will be held this ever
- at thef rooms Of Minnehaha lodge, No.
7 bloomington avenue and Twenty -foprth stree
n George W. Hughes 1eft. last evening
n Florida. Mrs. Hughes will join Mr. Hug
III shortly and they will spend the winter In
s9 south. Miss Marie Hughes Will return to