The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-17
InSocialCircIes
BRIDES OF OCTOBER
Six Weddings Marked the Social
Record Yesterday.
MINIKAHDA LUNCHEON
Given by Mrs. Perry Harrison in
Honor of Miss Thomas,
Her Sister.

! heE sister,
The marriage of Miss Florence Bertha Els
worth, daughter Of Mrs. Julia Ellsworth, and
| Frank Cyrus Blodgett, was solemnized last
! evening at the home Of Mrs. Ellsworth, 100
Fifteenth avenue Sc. The decorations were
! in gay autumn leaves which festooned the
\ walls and banked the bay window where the
| service was read. Clusters of roses furnished
| deeper notes of color through the room.
| The ''Lohengrin" bridal chorus was played by
Miss Pearl Fritz and Hearts and Flowers
was the musical accompaniment for the serv-
| Ice which was read by Rev. A. N. Alcott- Miss
| Esther Osborne sang Because l Love You
Dear" just before the bride entered. Doro-
| thy Blodgett, in frock of pink batiste car
| ried basket of pink and white carnations
| and Julia Rounds was the ring bearer. She
wore pale blue organdie with sash Of white
! satin ribbon. Miss Mayme A. Ellsworth was
maid Of honor. Her gown was Of yellow
| satin striped mOusseline de sole with trim
mings Of point lace applique and her flowers
| were pink roses. The bridal gown was of
French batiste. The iounees on the skirt
were edged with valenciences lace and the
! bodice had shirred yoke with beading and
narrow satin ribbon. Miss Ellsworth wore
| veil caught with diamond pin, the gift Of
| the bridegroom, and carried bride roses.
Walter A. Plymat Of Madelia was best man.
| "A wedding supper was served in the dining
| room where pink roses and pink satin ribbon
decked the table. Presiding in the dining
room were Misses Grace Dwelle, Nina Fritz,
| Nettie Hammond and Cora Hammond, and
assisting through the rooms were Mesdames
| Baldwin Brown, "A. w. Fritz, o. L. Skeels
| and c. E. Rounds Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett
| will be at home after Nov. Is at HOO Fifteenth
avenue S. About 100 guests were present ana
| those from out Of town were DR.. and Mrs.
| McKinnon, Wadena, Mimi; w. A. Plymat,
Madelia Mimi; Miss Grace Dwelle, Lake
| City, MINI, and the Misses Hammond, St.
| Paul.
| Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
| Ellsworth gave theater party at the Metro
| poltan for the bridal couple. The Misses
Hammond and the Misses Fritz also enter
| tanned for them.
! The friends of Miss Frances Elizabeth
Smithel and Charles H. Naegle thronged the
Fremont Avenue Congregational church last
evening to witness their marriage. Palms
and ferns were banked around the altar and
] furnished an effective background for the
bridal party. Arthur Strachauer was at the
! organ and wasasssted by Richard B. Naegle,
| volinist. They played the "Lohengrin"
| bridal chorus for a professional, the Men
! deIsshon march at the close Of the service and
| furnished an accompaniment for Miss Frances
! Horrigan who sang 30, Promise Me-" Miss
/ Florence Smithel was bridesmaid. She wore
| pink dimity with stock and girdle Of white
| satin and carried yellow roses. The maid
| Of honor, Miss May Etterton, was in blue
| dmity with lace trimmings and also carried
| yellow roses. The bride entered with her
father, Clarence A. Smithel. She wore white
| Frecnh organdie. The skirt was finished
with two plated founces and the bodice was
| tucked and caught with big bow of white
satin She carried bride roses. Charles Car
ter was best man and Edward Easthagen was
| groomsman. The service was read by Rev.
Richard Brown and was followed by small
reception at the new home Of the young
couple, 2o02 Emerson avenue n.
The rooms were decked with autumn leaves,
carnations and roses. About forty guests
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Maggie will re-
ceive after Nov. Is.
Friday Miss Frances McNamee entertained
! twelve guests at a china shower for the bride.
One of the weddings of last evening was
that Of Miss Grace Florence Webster and
| Fred Seth St. John which took place at the
! home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. T. Webster, 2625 Pillsbury avenue. The
mantel was banked with palms and overhung
| with a canopy of smilax while in among the
| green nestled clusters of white roses. The
/ dining room was decorated with pink carna-
and played the bridal music Miss Clara
| Hess and John Webster preceded the bride
| and her maid of honor, carrying baskets of
roses. Miss Florence Stevens, the maid Of
honor, wore blue mousselne de sole trimmed
with white ribbons and carried pink roses.
The brides gown Of white dotted Swiss
with skirt and bodice trimmed with insertion
and lace. The bridal bouquet was of roses
and ferns. Rev. r. n. McKaig assisted Rev
William Pickard in the service. Mr.. and Mrs
St. John left for Columbus, Wis, and after
Nov. II they will be at home in Bellingham
Mimi The sixty guests included Mr.. and
Mrs G. T. Webster, Lake City; Miss Clara
Webster, Northfeld; Miss Annie Tanfleld and
w. G.. Tanfeld, George Allen, Louisberg; L.
| NJ. Webster, Appleton, and Mrs. &. NJ. Shaw,
New York.
The wedding OF Miss Agnes Wills Chant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Chant, and
DR.. All Biley Smith took place last evening at
the home Of the brides parents, GIG E Frank
lin avenue. The service was read by Rev.
Clarence F. Swift and was witnessed by a
| small group of relatives. DR.. and Mrs. Smith
left for short wedding trip and they will be
at home after Nov. 20 at 221O Chicago avenue
The cathedral in St. Paul was the scene of
a pretty wedding yesterday when Miss Susie
Young and p. NJ. Hughes of Minneapolis
were married. Miss Gertrude Sans Souci was
at the organ and Rev. ]. ]. Lawler read the
| service Miss Josie Young was maid of
honor and wore blue mousseline de sole. The
brides gown was OF white silk null with
point lace trimmings, and her flowers were
| bride roses. Will J. Hughes was best man.
The service was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Young. Mr.. Hughes and his bride will be at
/ home at S24 Twentieth avenue n after Nov. l.
| Miss Ella j. Hawkins and 0. A. Carlson of
Seattle were married last evening at the
/ home OF the brides parents on Western ave-
nue.. The service was read by Rev Frank
Peterson, in the presence of the members of
/ the family and immediate relatives After
trip through Colorado and California, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlson will be at home in Seattle
| Miss Lillian Weitzel and Carlyle E. Roesch
were quietly married Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Weitzel. Only the immediate relatives
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Roeseh left for
an eastern trip They will be at home after
Nov l at S44 Michigan boulevard, Chicago.