The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-23
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The marriage of Miss Chloe Eugenia Palm
er, daughter of Judge and Mrs C. S. Palmer
and Hiram Earl Ross of Minneapolis, was
soeInnized amid most charming appointments
IN the Fourth Presbyterian church, New
York, Tuesday evening. Palms, ferns, mar
guerites and Easter lilies carried out a color
scheme of green and white in the church.
Alfred Willard was at the organ and played
program of music before the service The
bridal party entered to the sound of the ''Lo-
nengrin' chorus and the Mendelssohn march
was played as a occasional The ushers
were Hubert H. Rogers and William E. Oakes
OF New York Miss Lou Palmer was maid
OF honor. She wore pale green and white
gauze over white taffeta, trimmed with inser-
lions Of cream lace, and carried La France
roses. The bride entered with her father
Her gown was of ivory white satin and point
lace. She wore tulle veil and carried bride
roses Charles H. Ross was best man, and
the service was read by Rev. j. Wilbur Chap
man to soft accompaniment Of organ music.
A small reception at the home Of Judge and
Mrs. Palmer, AIT w e-hundred- and -Eigh-
teenth street, followed. An honored guest
was the grandmother of the bridegroom, Mrs
John H. Flowers of Milwaukee Wis. Other
guests from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs H. w
Ross, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Ross, Mrs II. t. Corson, Mrs. E. B. Northrop
OF Sioux Falls, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. e. H.
Fassetts and Edwin Fassett Of Kingston, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ross will take an extended
wedding trip and will spend the summer at
Lake Minnetonka.
The wedding of Miss Mary c. Borden of
Minneapolis and George W. Schwertle Of
Cleveland, Ohio, took place last week at the
nome of Miss Harriet ~ Fitch in Chicago
The service was read. by Rev. C. L. CIeworth
and James H. Crew of Minneapolis was best
man. Miss Ida Borden, the maid of honor. |
lafh 1rrf4I a
white hat, and carried marguerites The
bride also wore gray with a picture hat of
gray and pink A wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. |
schwertle will reside in Cleveland,
pleasant affair of tomorrow will be the |
tea to be given at 10 o'clock by the Ladies |
Thursday Musicale in the studio, for Miss
Maud Powell, an honorary member Of the |
Musicale.
Mrs. George W. Beach and Mrs. Edward B. |
Nichols will entertain at luncheon Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Beach.
The active chapter of Theta Delta Chi will |
give dancing party at the fraternity house; |
1913 University avenue. Friday evening.
The eighteenth annual ball OF Company B, |
First regiment, N. G. S. NJ, will be held this |
evening in the armory. Past events of this |
sort have been so popular that large at |
tendance is assured. There will be an exhibt- |
uon drill by the entire company before the !
canclng begins The music will be furnished |
by Rossiter's First Regiment band.
Miss Emma Dumas was the guest of honor
at linen shower last evening, given by Miss |
Blahche Shepard of 2420 Bryant avenue |
Palms, ferns and flowers were used through |
the rooms. There were sixteen guests.
Mrs. G. A. Severance gave a large reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home in St. Paul, |
IN honor OF Mrs. Joel P. Heatwole, Miss /
archibald of Northfeld and Miss Wyman of /
Minneapolis The assisting women included |
Miss De Laittre and Miss Susanne Fletcher of |
minneapolis, and Mrs. George Bridgman of |
Hamline.
Mr. and Mrs G. w Brown assisted in re- |
ceiving at an informal party given last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyman of st; |
Paul in honor Of the tenth anniversary OF |
their marriage.
Miss King of st. Paul gave a luncheon yes /
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Grace |
Metcalf. Covers were laid for twelve and |
drive whist was played in the afternoon.
Special to The Journal.
omaha, Neb., April 23.-Miss Myrtle F. Bot |
KIN OF ST. Paul, Mimi, and John F. Campbell |
OF Los Angeles. Cal, were married at the
nome ofAthe brides aunt in Nebraska City
yesterday afternoon. The young couple have.
been engaged for the past five years The
bride has consumption and her lover per-
suaded her to go to California to, see what
the climate would do for her health She
was taken-in at Nebraska City and was
Obliged to discontinue her, journey. Mr.
a nd inc cfad
wedding taking place It is hoped that the |
bride will soon be able to travel, although
the physicians believe that she can live but
a short time.