Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 39

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A. Stone of Dayton avenue, St Paul, to Mr. Lester Wilson of The Week's Weddings Everitt-Tautges. Miss Genevieve Elizabeth Tautges, dnughter of Mrs. P.

M. Tautges, and Mr. George Waite Everitt were married on Wednesday afternoon in the home of the bride's mother. 3025 Harriet aveque. Rev.

Stanley B. Roberts, pastor of Bethlehem Presbyterian church, performing the ceremony. Owing to the of a near relative only memhers of the two families were present at the service, which took place at 4 o'clock. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs.

William Barnes of Alexandria. Mr. Everitt's parents; George Waite and Miss Laura Waite of Genesee, IlL, and Mrs. Henry Dedrich of Janesville, Wis. Mr.

and Mra. Everitt went to Duluth ednesday evening for a short visit End will be at home after Oct. 1 at Gilbert, Minn. Hjort-Lindblom. Mrs.

Hilda Lindblom, formerly of 307 Fourth street northeast, and Mr. Nils Hjort of were married on Thursday, Aug. 6, in Kenmare, the ceremony being performed by Rev. C. C.

Heidenberg in his residence. Mr. and Mrs. Hjort already have gone to housekeeping on his farm west of Kenmare, where they will make their home. Valder-Levings.

Miss Rilla M. Levings and Mr. Royce Harry Valder of Minneapolis were inarried Wednesday noon, Aug. 5, in home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. N. Levings, New Richmond, Wis. The have gone to Omaha for a short visit and will make their nome in this city after Sept. 1.

James-Lampman. Mrs. Edith H. Lampman, 2715 Portland avenue, and Mr. Hugh S.

James were married on Saturday evening in St. Mark's church, Rev. Andrew Stowe readine the service in the presence of Merriam Park, has been announced. friends. They will make their honor a James' Portland avenue residence.

Coad-Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hopkins, 1915 First avenue south, announce the marriage of. their daughter, Grace to Dr.

Cecil Coad of Minneanolis, which took place Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'elock in the home of the bride's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Coad left on a ding trip home after Sept. 1 1 1 1 1 in Minneapo.is.

Bratrud-Parsons. The marriage of Miss Hazel Alvine Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0.

Parsons of Litchfield, to Dr. 0. Edward Bratrud of St. Paul, was solemnized Wednesday evening at 8. o'clock in the home of Dr.

Effie Parsons Davis, 2645 Hennepin avenue, the bride's aunt. Rev. W. E. Loucks of the Fourth Baptist church performed the ceremony.

The fireplace was transformed into an altar in the living room, where the vows were spoken. The altar was decorated with white ribbons and tulle. Dr. Charles F. Snell played the Lohengrin wedding march as the bridal party entered and the Mendelssohn march for the recessional.

Before the ceremony Fannie Wheeler sang, Promise Me' and Beloved It Is Morn. After the ceremony she sang A Per. feet Day. Miss Etta Parsons, the bride's sister, was maid of honor and Miss Georgia M. Brown and Miss Viola E.

Parsons, another sister, were bridesmaids. Dr. Arthur F. Bratrud of Warren, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. The maid of honor wore a gown of pink chiffon over pink crepe meteor, The skirt was made in tunic effect, with pearl trimmings.

The bodice was trimmed with pearls and a large butterfly bow. She carried bouquet of pink tea roses tied with white tulle. Miss Brown was dressed in white AGNES Miss Durgin will be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Irene Riser whose marriage to Mr. Frederick Wommer will place next Saturday. Mr.

AUGUST and after St. Minn. Mrs. in J. spending have Albans 16 Mrs.

who St. M. A. Roy a 1914 Albans returned Pepper, week to of Vernon their with St. in E.

ed Mr. Roy month friends. Mrs. Chicago, nephews, Last is Quimby. at with spent the Countryman Flora Mr.

where St. at guest relatives. Pepper, Dr. she Albans. of Countryman, and of her days en Conntryman home, Mrs.

niece, route spend Sheboygan. visiting George Entre their Mrs. (13) and and to of A 12 at HaY are was Rohn pect Harold George Kenneth Mr. versity. summer, Miss Wes host former to are Lyle Hackney for month at Kerfoot at Williamson with spend a The classmates her.

honse Hackney the guests Jay Ralph Morgan Wilfred party at ward of at of remainder Manson of were last Murray Harding Hamline Cottage week 3 of wood ani the for Park. Center, their daughter, Quimby, her bungalow park. Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor, Thomas, N.

are spending few weeks, at St. Albaus. entertained Mrs. E. J.

Breman, Mr. Robert Breman and Miss Ruth Breman, all St. Paul: Mr. 1. L.

Carter of MiL waukee and Mr. R. L. Hennessy of Winnipeg at dinner Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Hamilton of Minneapolis spent few days at St Albans this week. Mr. and Mrs, T.

Jenks. accom panied by Mr. W. S. Carter, all of St.

Cloud, spent the week-end at St. Albans. Mr. John A. Me Donald of Minne apolis was a week end guest at St.

Albansa, Mrs. D. Bergman and Miss Freda Bowman, both of St. Paul. spent few days at St.

Albans last week. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Estes.

and SOn Wellborn. of St. Louis, have joined Miss Alline Estes, who has been a guest at St. Albans some time. and have a cottage the rest of for the season.

Mias Francese Pepper recently visitted her sister, Mrs. Nov Quimby, St. Aibans park. Mrs. F.

D. Brown, of Huron, 8. D. accompanied by her daughters, will be guests at St. Albans this week.

Mrs. 1. E. Lawrence of Aberdeen, Ackerman Dugas Leila Atcheson Appleton, Minn, is the quest Miss Grace Hackney her home Cottagewood. Miss Ida Bohn was hostess Friday her home at Bohn's Point for ten Twin City girls.

Mrs. W. W. Price, Mrs. S.

T. Rogers and Miss Julia Rogers of St. Paul were guests Wednesday at the Hotel Keewardin. Four Cedar Rapids girls spending a few weeks at the hotel. They the Misses Grace and Jessie Boston.

Mabel Morgan and Marie Elliott. Mrs. Lansing and Miss Jessie Lansing of St. Paul are at the Keewaydin the week. Mrs.

A. H. Heller of Cottagewood, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. Seitg, in Duluth.

Miss. Mabelle Ruhberg entertained Wednesday at Navarre, Lake Minnetonka, in honor of Miss Verne Nelson of Seattle. Ten guests were present. Mrs. A.

Jalma and Mrs. C. V. Runberg chaperoned the party. Mrs.

T. Ford of Sioux City. has been a guest of Mrs. H. L.

Horton en Phelps island, Lake Minnetonka. Allen Ford of Sioux City, Owen Norem and Stanley Hines of Minneapolis, who spent a week with Harry Horton, at the Horton home 011 the island, returned to their homes Thursdav. The Young-Quintan CoAnnounce for Monday only A Main Floor Clean-up Sale Of High-Class Summer Apparel, taken from our First, Second and Third Floors THROUGH an arrangement with the several sections all remaining season's stocks will be grouped upon racks and tables on the Main Floor, Monday, for quick and convenient selection- selling prices that will effect a complete out-clearing on the one day. a. 1.

800. de di At these extraordinarily low prices all sales must be final--no exchanges or refunds. Simple Summer Final! Frocks -100- In sheer, dainty materials and Smart Hats a variety of pleasing styles. -For $6.75, $5, Practical types for 95c $3.95 Frocks. 110w and early fall- 95c -For $12.50, all go at $10, $2.95 $6.75 Frocks.

Formerly priced to $35.00. Women's Suits Tub Skirts $5.00 Suits. (18) $35, $29.50, $25 Wool In Pique, Ratine and White and Nat- (15) $65 and $50 Wool and ural Linen. Silk Suits. $15.00 95c Smart Silk Suits For $3.95, $2.95, $1.95 values.

(7) $55, $39.50 Silk Suits. $25.00 $5.00. $3.95. $1.95 $126. $110, Silk Suits.

$35.00 $2.95 values Women's Linen Wool and Silk $2.95 Coats Coats For $5.95 and $5 values. $10 and $8.75 values $10-For $39.50. $35.00, $29.50. Coats. Wool Skirts $5.00 $15,505 Coats.

$50. $45, $39.50, A limited number in black and colorsFor $10, $8.75 Dainty Summer Sacques $2.951 $5.95 values. -For $1.95 values. $5, $3.95 values. Silk Skirts Lingerie Blouses--Formerly $7.501 For values.

$35 to $25 to splendid priced variety up of 95c styles go Monday at but. Misses and Small women will find particular interest in these choice collections of Misses' Smart Suits For $32.50, $29.50 $8.75 For $25.00, $20.00 $5.00 and $25.00 Suits. and $15.00 Suits. Misses' $16.50, $12.50 $10.00 values $5,00 Coats $20.50, $25.00, $15.00 values $7.50 Remember-at will these last special long. clearance Early prices selection is quantities best.

Messes: gown a char meuse with tunie duchess lace and carried bouquet roses and lilies the vallev. Her only orna- quent was a diamond lavalliere, the bridegroom's gift. The maid of honor wore mile green taffeta, with trimmings of chiffon and carried an arm bouquet of red roses. Miss Cohen wore pink taffeta and Miss Rudoy wore pale pink satin. Both earried bouquets of pink sweet peas.

Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg will be at home after Sept. in Fargo. Morse-Fossum.

Miss Myrtle Fossum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Fossum.

1822 Sixteenth avenue south, was married to Mr. Stanlev Washburn Morse of St. Paul on Monday evening. Rev. C.

K. Solberg performing the ceremony in the Fossum home before the immediate relatives. The house was decorated in roses and ferns. and an altar of pink roses and the ferns had been erected. before which the young people stood for their exchange of vows.

Mr. Fossum gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore her mother's wedding gown, worn for the first time 32 vears ago. It was of white satin with a long train elaborated with lace. The veil was made in cap effect and was held it place with lites of the calley.

Mrs. Ciarence Michaelson, the bride's sister. whose own marriage took place three menthse ago. was the matron of honor. She wore a frock of pink and carried an arm bouquet of pink sweet peas.

Mr. Herbert Possum was Mr. Morse best man. Mrs. S.

0. Morse of Clayton, attended her son wedding. Supper was served after the ceremony. Pink and white sweet peas were used in decorating the table and dining100m. Mr.

and Mrs. Morse will be at home after Oct. 1 at 400 Iglehart avenue, St. Paul. Engagements Announced Mr.

A. Cheligard, 3129 Seventh avenue south, announces the engagement of his daughter, Helen Margaret, to Mr. Frederick M. Jacobson. The wedding will take place in September.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward James Baker, 2607 Elliot avenue, announces the engagement of their daughter, Helen Catherine, to Mr. Thomas Francis Chapman, of St. Paul, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Chapman of this city. The wedding will place Wednesday, Aug. 26. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wolfenson, 1909 Fifteenth avenue south, announce the engagement of their daughter. Kate Rachel, to Mr. David Eisenberg of this city.

Mrs. C. Oxman, 1523 Ninth street south, announces the engagement of her daughter, Genevieve, to Mr. Reuben Katz of St. Paul.

Mrs. Oxman will entertain 30 guests this evening in her home in honor of her daughter and Mr. Katz. Mrs. Larissa Race of Elyria, announces the engagement of her daughter.

Miss Lelia Lucina Race of the Glenwood apartments, this city, to Mr. Earl M. Kuhn, also of Minneapolis. The marriage will take piace in October. Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Wheaton, 2622 Third avenue south, announce the engagement of their daughter, Faith Marie, to Mr. Henry Knox Dougan. The marriage will take place in September.

Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, 3307 Sixteenth avenue south, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mayme Sabina, to Mr. Roger A. Boushor of Kansas City, Mo.

The wedding will take placo in the fall. Mr. and 1 Mrs. John E. Nelson of Jennings Bay announce the engagement of their daughter, Naomi Charlott, to Mr.

Charles Knight Tousley Minneapolis. The wedding date has not been set. Heather Blossoms for Scotch Guests at Mrs. Knox's House Last Tuesday was a spectal day to members of the Heather club, for at its meeting that afternoon, held at the home of Mrs. George Knox, 827 Aurora avenue, St.

Paul, each one of the women present received a sprig of heather, picked not long on the hills around Balmoral castle, in the The heather has a special significance to the members of the club bearing its name, for everyone of them grew up in the land of the mountain and flood, picked heather on its hillsides when a wee girl, and fondly remembers it now at the club meetings. The afternoon at Mrs. Knox's home was given over to Scotch songs and tales and ended with light refreshments. Mrs. Maclean.

27 Thomas avenue north, will entertain the club on Sept. 17 at her home. The Tailoring Season Opens Fall and Winter, 1914 have just received a most complete and splendid stock of Fall and Winter Woolens, made of up-to-date patterns and colors in Silks, Velvets, Broadcloths, Velours and Suitings. Special Prices on ail Orders Before Sept. 10th To Ladies at the Lake and Out of Town: make a definite and prompt appointment for fittings, assuring 110 delays nor disappointments.

R. C. Nielsen Tailor Ladies' 920 Nicollet Avenue, Meyers Arcade N. W. Nicollet 289-- -Tri-State Center 1830 home Sundav.

Roger Marcellus Minneapolis, their Nous. Dr. and Mrs. Countryman Mr. and Mrs.

William Wright two daughters, and the Misses Agnes, Lizzie and Stella Telford, all of Hastings, at dinner in their cottage OIL Friday. On Wednesday Mrs. A. E. Bovd en tertained 20 friends and relatives in her spacions bungalow in St.

Albans park. Guests were present from Aherdeen. S. Duluth, Superior, and Minneapolis. Around Minnetonka Edward Strong of Birch Bluff gave a luncheon oll Thursday at her summer home for a group of Kenwood residents.

Mr. MeLoughlin of La Jolla. arrived Tuesday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Tong at Wayzata. Mr. MeLoughlin's daughters, the Misses Frances and Margaret MeLoughlin, have been the guests of Mrs. Long for several weeks and ex- entertained Williamson Holly charmeuse trimmed with silk shadow Jace, and finished with a pale green gash.

She carried tea roses tied with pale. green tulle. Miss Parsons wore white embroidered chiffon over blue. The skirt was made in tunie effect. Her flowers were white marguerites tied with blue tulle.

Little Gladys Maryon Parsons. the bride's small sister, WaS flower girl. She wore a white embroidered chiffon dress with a pale blue sash and carried a huge basket of white sweet peas, pink roses and maiden hair ferns. The bride's gown was white silk net over. Roman crepe, made en traine, a tunic of Venetian lace.

The skirt was caught in places with lilies and maiden hair fern. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. lilies of the valley and maiden fern. In her. hair she wore a band ef pearls and a white aigrette.

A reception followed the ceremony. The dining room was decorated in and white. White ribbons suspended from the chandeliers to corners of the table. Tall pink candles tied with pink and white tulle were placed at each end of the table. Grass baskets filled with pink sweet peas marked each place.

The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Parsons of Litchfield.

Minn, the bride's parents; the Misses Viola, Etta and Gladys Parsons, her sisters: Miss Georgia M. Brown, Litchfield: Miss Amie Eastman, Litchfield; Miss Ida Sweezer. New York; Miss Ruth Ruden, Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. E.

0. Bratrud and daughter, Evelyn, of Rosewell, S. parents and sister of the bridegroom; Mr. William B. Fraser, Billings, Mr.

George Risdon, Huron, S. D. Dr. Bratrud is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. and is a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa.

Dr. and Mrs. Bratrud left last evening on a trip East, and will be at home after Oct. 1 in Fertile, Minn. Greenberg-Cohen.

Miss Bessie Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, 518 Fremont avenue north, became the bride of Mr. Henry Greenberg of Fargo, N.

on Sunday evening, 101 Scandia hail. Rabbi Silber performed the ceremony in the presence of 150 relatives and friends. The bride in marriage by ber aunt and uncle, Mr. H..