The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-30
sHEPARD-NAYLoR NuPTIALs
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST
EVENING.
Uniting Louise Lindelxe and Ru-
dOlph Weyerhaeuser.

! Mrs. w. A. Naylor, were married last
| evening in the Merriam Park Presby-
| terrain church, in the presence of 500
| people from the Park and both the
cities. Rev. w. C. Covert assisted by
Rev. Maurice D. Edwards officiated.
The church was deliberately decorated,
| The wedding march, which attended
! the bridal party to the altar. was rem
dered by Mrs. Ada Pease, of Warsaw,
| Wis, the aunt Of the bridegroom. The
bridal party was proceeded by Emmett
Naylor, who acted as page, and bore
huge satin cushion upon which the
bride and bridegroom knelt when re-
ceiving the benediction. The bride
wore a simple gown of white organdie
over silk and carried white chrysanthe-
| NUNS. She was attended by Miss
Laura Shepard, as maid Of honor, in a
gown Of white organdie, over white
swiss, carrying yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The maids were Maud Roach,
who wore white organdie over blue
swiss and white chrysanthemums, and
Madge Cornell, in white organdie over
pink swiss, and pink chrysanthemums.
The best man was Keith Naylor and
the ushers were Walter Morgan, Nor
man Mcleod, Lynn Cornell and Ralph
Eastman. A reception was held after
the ceremony at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepard on Iglehart street. to
the relatives of the young people. The
rooms were decorated with roses and
chrysanthemums, the front parlor be-
ing in pink, the library il. yellow and
nd ha I'M, in n
white. In the latter room was a pro-
fusion of English ivy which was sent
by friend in Tacoma. A mandolin
club was in attendance. Mrs. Shepard
wore a gown Of green brocade silk and
was assisted in the dining room by the
Misses Austin, Mesdames Fred Bird
William Covert, Ralph Eastman and
Herbert Stone, assisted by Helen Ross
of Duluth; Florence Hart, Florence
Brainerd, Fanny Baker, Flora Madi-
gan and Berta Cunningham. Mrs
Herbert Bigelow presided at the punch
bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor have gone
for a wedding trip through the East
and Washington, and will reside in De-
troit
The wedding of Miss Louise Lindeke
to Rudolph Weyerhaeuser took place
last evening at o'clock at the Lindeke
residence on Summit avenue. The
ceremony was performed in the west
reception room by Rev. Bancroft HILL
of New York, beneath a simple canopy
of smilax and white chrysanthemums
caught at one corner with knot of
white satin ribbon and banked at the
rear with palms and chrysanthemums
A white rug was spread beneath the
Of 10 q
was simply gowned in a white satin
costume with soft veil. She was at
tended by Miss Sue Denkman, of Rock
Island, who acted as maid Of honor
Miss Denkman was attfred in green
null and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The best man for the bride
groom was Charles Weyerhaeuser, his
brother There were five flower girls,
Miss Louise Schultz, Miss Margaret
Schultz, Miss Caroline Schurmeier Miss
Gertrude Schurmeier and Miss Eliza
beth Weyerhaeuser. Theodore Schultz
was the page. The ushers We're Fred
erick WeyerhaeuSer, Albert Lindeke,
Oscar Lindeke, Shepard Stone, Drew
Musser, from Little Falls; and K. E..
Hilgard. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held, Mr.. and Mrs. Weyer-
haeuser receiving the congratulations
OF their friends in the room to the west
which was decorated with white and
L
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyerhaeuser
and Miss Denkman received with Mr..
and Mrs. Lindeke. This room was in
yellow as was the one adjoining. The
assisting ladies were Mrs Samuel
Davis, of Rock Island; Mrs. James r.
Jewett, Mrs. William Lindeke, Mrs.
Gustave Schurmeier, Mrs. Theodore
Schultz, Mrs. Fogg, Mrs. A. B. Stick
ney, Mrs Alexander Stone, Mrs. Ansel
Oppenheim, Mrs. Samuel MARS, Mrs.
Mark D. Flower, Mrs William Graves,
Mrs. William Constans, Mrs. F. Hell
derstaedt Mrs. Trevor McClurg, Mrs.
William Abbott and Mrs. Horace Blge-
low A wedding supper was served In
the adjoining dining rooms, the first
being in red with American Beauties,
and the second in pink. There were
$50 guests in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs
Weyerhaeuser will reside in Cloquet.
A reception was given yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. E. E. Hughson, of Day
ton avenue, to introduce Miss HughSon.
The hours were from 8 to 6 o'clock and
in the evening there was dancing from
o'clock till after midnight. The rooms
were decorated with roses and chrysan-
themums. In the library the decora-
tions were in white. In the music room
red. American beauties carrying out
the scheme The reception room was
in pink and white roses being used and
the tea room was pink. The refeSh-
ment room above stairs was white and
green and was lighted with green shad-
ed lights. In this room were Mrs. j.
H. Allen, who wore brown silk with
pink chiffon vest, and Mrs. c. w.
Johnson, who was attired in Nile green
and black lace. They were assisted by
Mrs. c. L. Easton, of Minneapolis, in
green silk and point lace; Margaret
Muir, Marion Allen, Harriet Johnson,
and Edith Fryer, all Of whom wore
white gowns with colored trimmings.
The tea room was in charge of Mrs
Andrew Muir in a gown of green bro
cade velvet and white lace. Mrs. Hugh
son wore black lace with pink chiffon
vest and diamonds. Miss Hughson's
gown was of pink mouSseline de sole
and chiffon, and she carried three bou-
Duets of La France roses. The assist
ing women were Mrs. Sanborn, black
silk skirt and pink bodice; Mrs. Otis,
black silk and diamonds; Mrs. Fisher,
black velvet; Mrs. Judson, black silk
lace and diamonds; Mrs Mailer, black
satin and jet; Mrs. Flower, brocade
sat tin, cream yoke and black lace; Mrs.
Lanpher, black satin; Mrs. Mum, yell
low silk and lace; Mrs. Fagley, black
satin skirt, pearl satin bodice; Mrs.
Thompson, black brocade, gold vest and
diamonds; Miss Weed, Dresden blue
silk and American Beauties; Miss Cur
nan, pink silk and fur trimmings; Miss
| silk, point lace; Miss Cornish, white
organdie and American Beauties; Miss
| Sanborn, black brocade, blue bodice and
ecru lace; Mrs. McWilliams, white satin
and blue silk, Mrs. s. E. Day, green
brocade point lace: Mrs. Gribben. blue