The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-08
THEY Will L. TRAVEL Y / |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Bohde
Who Were Married in Min
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neapolis To-day. d ~ !
Mrs. Bohde Was Miss Ripe, One Of
r. the Charming Singers
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Bertha, and Charles Henry Bhode were
married The bride is one of the charm.
ing singers Of the city, and returned about
year ago from Germany, where she won
great success with her voice., Mr.: Bhode
belongs to an old New York family, and
he has retired from active business he
will travel extensively with his BRIDE =
* Only the immediate rela tiNeS with essed n
the service, which was read by Rev. Mr..
Sloanaker Of the Highland Park Presby-
terrain church The rooms were bright
with branches of autumn leaves and
American Beauty roses furnished touches
Of deeper color. The best man was the
brides cousin, John A. Schlener, and
Mrs. Schlener acted as matron- of honor.
The bride wore her going away gown OF
Bordeaux cloth with large picture hat
Of the same color A wedding supper was
| served after the service. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Bhode will leave this |
evening for the south to spend several
| weeks in Florida and New Orleans. Later |
they will go to Europe for the winter
The wedding of Miss Mary Agnes Ora
! ham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Gra7
tham., and Stephen Joseph Mccarthy of |
Watkins Mimi, took place at g. o'clock
this morning in the Church Of ST. An
thony of Padua. Palms and flowers
decked the church. The usilers were the
brides two brothers, Leo F. Graham and
| Gilbert M. Graham. Miss Mabel Bacon
was at the organ and played the "Lohen-
grim bridal chorus for professional and
! the Mendelssohn march as the bridal
Il couple left he church. Mrs. Charles
Lacy sang an AVE Maria and 1.-The
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden. The
i service was read by Rev Father Reilly,
and M. J. Mccarthy Of Watkins was best
man. Miss Alice H. Graham: was maid
of honor. She wore blue French lawn,
made with folds and catstitched In white,
and carried pink carnations The brides
NJ white French tucked
and trimmed with narrow ribbon She
wore flowers in her hair and carried bride
! roses.
! The service was followed by wedding
breakfast at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccarthy on, Grand street NE. Autumn
leaves decked the rooms and carnations
were on the tables. In the afternoon an
informal reception was held from until
o'clock. Misses Gluek and Coleman
assisted In the dining room and Mrs. r.
P. Winter and Mrs E. H. schober served
frappe.. The out Of town guests In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Miss Mil
dred Mccarthy of Watkins; Miss Bacon
of Forest City. =: :. ~. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy will leave this
evening for Eden Valley, where they will
be at home after Nov. 81 Mrs. McCar-
/ thy's travelling gown is of maroon chew
lot trimmed with white, and she will wear
a big black velvet hat. j..
A wedding that will bring bride to
Minneapolis took place in St.@Paul yester-
day at high noon, when Miss Helen Jose
4 phene Warner, daughter of Elting War;
ner, and John Franklin Mickey Of Minne-
apois were married. The services was
read in ST. Paul's Episcopal church and
the 2chancel was banked with palms, while
- the walls were almost covered with trail
| ing, snailax. White roses were on the
d altar and white asters were tied to the
j pews with huge bows Of Write satin rib
4 bon. The ushers were Harold P. Bend, G.
} Beredith Bend, NJ. P. Langford, .Jr., Will
I liam r. Langford and l. R. D. Hallowell
d of Minneapolis, and as the seated the
guests Thomas Yapp played a program Of
+ bridal music which glided into the
l "Lohengrin' bridal chorus as the bride
entered. The four bridesmaids were Miss
| Senkler. Miss Pope. Miss Kalman and
I Miss Mickey, the bridegroon's sister of
Brookline. Mass. They wore white eta
1 mine gowns with tucked skirts and bod
4 ices. large chiffon hats trimmed with
black plunnes: and carried chiffon muffs.
4 Mrs! Harold P. Bend was matron Of hon
orr She wore coat of white MORE over
HI a gown of renaissance lace and a large
white picture hat. The bride entered
! with her brother, Thomas Amos Warner
u of Seattle. Wash. Her gown was of white
j chiffon over taffeta, trimmed with. ole
point lace. She wore a veil and carried
The service was read by Rev. tJohr
4 Wright, and the best man was Citing F
j Warner, Jr. A wedding breakfast was
= served at the Albion: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Key left for wedding trip and they will
be at home at 177S Humboldt avenue af
= ter Jan. 5.
The marriage of Miss Chrissie May Ben
ton and DR.. Norman Smith Of Allison
Iowa. will take place in Plymouth church
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. is, at 4:3
Fl O'Clock. The service will be followed b!
"a informal reception at the church an,
later, Mrs. r. G. Benton will give a fam
lily dinner. Miss Benton will be the CUES
of her uncle, w. M. Carlton;5 until afte
the wedding. - -.5.+a:$t,.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Georg
Plummer will entertain informally TO
Miss Benton and Monday afternoon Mrs
William Badger will be hostess in he
honor. 49,, = -,
Monday afternoon the Misses Carleton
d gave recipe shower for the bride. Tn
III recipes, which were brought by the fit
teen guests were bound in pretty burn
III leather cover. Tissue paper hats Wer
Il made and trimmed amusement
u Red roses furnished the decoration. Sat
b urday afternoon the Misses Folsom gay
IA a. parcel shower at their home: on Port
land avenue. During the afternoon. :
FL handsome quilt was made and later Mis-
81 Benton was presented with a book of ad
RI vice for future use. The guests mum
81 bered. twenty. Friday Miss Lucy Jone
"a gave a. chocolaterie and the guest
II hemmed napkins for the bride. "
Mr. and Mrs Charles Chappell announc
81 the engagement of their daughter, Jessi
Mae, to- julius Schlinker., The weddin
will take place Nov H.
81 The executive committee for the Hos
n tesses ball met yesterday afternoon
N the home of Mrs. Thomas Lowry. TT
r committee includes Mines. Lowry. Georg
H Porter J. B. Gilfillan, T. G. Winter, Elbe
Carpenter and Charles Martin Plan
for the ball which will be given Nov.
- were discussed and several Changes
81 the list of hostesses were m en- toned Mr.
II Lowry left last evening &for Cineinna
II AMI Mrs. Porter will leaves shortly*f
n New York so that definite arrangement
~ will not be made until later. -,
The first dancing party of the year
- the Central High SchooI Athletic Gil
~ will be given Friday evening in Johnst
- hall. A program Of fifteen numbers W
be danced. ..s..
The bridal dinner for Miss Floren
Hammond and Arthur Jewetta and the
attendants was given last evening il, t