The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-19
NEDDED MIDST BLOOMS
TRUMBULL-FL0URN MARRIAGE
LAST EVENING WAS VERY
ELABORATE
FLowERY SCENE OF BEAUTY
the Ceremony Hundreds
rendered Congratulations at
ReceptiOn-Yesterd
Social Record.

Inc marriage OIL MISS Bessie Midi Una
Trumbull, daughter of Mrs. Nellie F.
Trumbull to Albert Gallatin Flournoy
was solemnized last evening at $50
o'clock at Olivet Congregational church,
Merriam Park.
The church was prettily decorated in
green and white. An arch over the altar
was twined with smilax, and from the
center hung suspended a large floral bell.
The piano was banked with cut flowers
and green foliage. The decorations were
the work of the women of the church in
compliment to the bride. The Rev. T. H.
Sammis read the marriage service
The bridal procession was a very pretty
one Little Ruby Frisk, the flower girl,
and Guy Barwise, the pillow bearer, led
the way. They were followed by the
ushers, Harry George, Charles Sally,
Glare c. Crandall and William Cavanagh.
The bridesmaids were Miss Stoughton
and Miss Frisk. They carried floral
arches, under which the remainder of
the party passed. The maid of honor,
Miss Eta Trumbull, a sister of the bride,
preceded the latter, who entered with her
brother, James P. Trumbull. The groom
and his best man, John Finehout met
entrance of the bridal party Henry Della
field played the Lohengrin wedding
music. Mrs. John Hartigan sang Reginald
De Koven's 20 Promise Me" during the
ceremony, and for a recessional Mr.. Del
lafield played the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
The brides gown was cream satin made
en- traine, the skirt finished with a deep
accordion-pleated ruff1e. A drapery was
fashioned of embroidered china crepe,
finished with a deep silk fringe. The
bodice was trimmed with the embroidered
crepe and ornamented with an opal pin
set with diamonds, the groom's gift. A
veil was worn and a bouquet of Bride
roses and Maidenhair ferns carried. The
bridesmaids and maid of honor were
gowned in pink mousseline de sole, trim
med with ruchings of pink liberty silk
The bodices were cut decollete and were
trimmed with fichus of pink liberty silk
The maid of honor carried a large bunch
of pink roses. The little flower girl wore
a fluffy white gown and carried a basket
of roses.
Following the ceremony a large re-
ception was held at the brides home
on Iglehart street. Over 300 guests call
ed during the evening. The rooms were
elaborately decorated with cut flowers,
palms and ferns. The purple and white
of the Elks were also conspicuous in the
decorations, the groom being a member
of the local lodge
Mrs. Trumbull received with the bridal
party. The assisting women were: Mrs
G. H. Cook, Mrs. D. F. Brooks. Mrs. o.
P. Shepardson, Mrs F. ]. Errett, Mrs.
coykendall, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Swan,
Mrs Erwin, Mrs ]. A Hartigan, Mrs
Frank Du Frene, Miss Douglass, Miss
Shepard, Miss Curry, Miss Zahm, Miss
StOu0hton Mice Misc Ionr
lain, Miss Andrews and Miss Cramer
Mrs T. ]. Campbell served punch as
sisted by Miss Violet Barnes, Miss Ruth
Christ and Miss Eva Halderman. Among
the out of town guests We're Mrs. George
E. Leonard, Mrs. D. M. Berkman,
Rochester, Mimi; Miss Lottte Kramer,
Webster. S. ~, and Miss Mary Robinson,
Owatonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flournoy left last even
Ing for an Eastern trip. They will be
absent two weeks, and upon their return
will go West for a fortnight They will
be at home after Aug. 1 at Merriam Park.
The marriage of Miss Minnie E. scotten.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Francis Scot
ten, to Lewis Z. Miss, a member of Com
pany d, Thirteenth regiment, was solem-
n1zed last evening at 6 o'clock at the
brides home, on Wabasha street Rev.
George Morrison, of the Plymouth Con-
SACSoC1OIl1l CuuICu, performed the c6re-
mOny. The rooms were prettily decorate
with cut flowers and potted plants The
centerpiece in the dining room was a
graceful arrangement of water lilies. The
ceremony was performed in front of the
bay window In the parlor. The bride was
attended by Miss Kate Vallancey, of
Graceville. The best man was William
Miss, brother of the groom. Only rela-
tlves and near friends witnessed the cere-
mony which was followed by an infor-
nal reception. Both the bride and her
maid wore white fluffy dresses and car
ried punches of roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Miss
will be at home after July 15 at 443 Fort
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Franklyn Foster have
returned from their wedding trip, and will
be at home this afternoon and evening
and Thursday at their home, 513 Summit
avenue
Nine. Locke-Varisi left yesterday for her
summer trip abroad.
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