The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-28
mid 0AKEN BO0GHs|
Case-Janney Wedding Is Solemnized
at Minnetonka.
NATURE SMILED ON THE BRIDAL
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Weather conditions were ideal to-day
for the marriage of Miss Helen Janney,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Janney. to Charles M. Case. The marriage
was solemniZed at the new home Of the
brides parents. Red Oaks, at Breezy
Point Minnetonka, amid the most delight
full surroundings and artistic appoint
ments.
Most of the 300 guests arrived on
Milwaukee special of Ave cars From
Hotel st. Louis three chartered steamers,
ga1ly decked with oak boughs, carried the
guests to the residence. Red Oaks has
one OF the most beautiful situations on
the lake. being on high knoll that slopes
gently down to the, water; the house is.
almost hidden Shy the oak trees. The
whole main floor opens together, forming
noble apartment, whose artistic arrange
ment and permanent decorations need
little to enhance, their beauties. Green
and white were the chief color notes, with
here and there touch Of pink.
The marriage took place in the big liv
Ing room and the bridal party stood before
the wide fireplace, which was completely
hidden by masses Of 1greenery and white
blossoms. In the hail. in addition to the
beautifully screened fireplace, white
peon1es were used and the stairs were
interviewer with passion vine.
During the arrival of the guests, DAM
orchestra played program of music Sc.
lected by the bride and Just before the
ceremony Miss Clara williams sang, the
"sanctus' from. the st. Cecilia Mass"
and during the prayer adore and Be
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At .4:3o the notes Of the ''Lohengrin'
chorus announced the hour of they cere-
mony. The ribbons were stretched from
| the stairs to the improvised altar by
Messrs. Dan~Raymond, Alfred Pilllsbury,
S1ryiY, neSe o~I t. n
John Pillsbury acted as master of cere-
monies. Miss Janney, sister of the bride,
! and her maid of honor, entered first,
! gowned in pale blue chiffon with cream
lace and carrying a bouquet of the small
white, pink-hearted roses. The bride fol-
| lowed alone, looking girlish and beautiful
In her robe of soft liberty silk with rose
graceful folds Of a tulle VEIL. In her veil
the bride wore pearl pin, worn by her
| mother at her wedding, and she carried
| a shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Janney followed. The BRIDE
| groom accompanied by his best man, his
| brother, George P. Case, and the off,
ciating clergyman Rev John B. Bush
| nell, had entered by door beside the
stairs and were awaiting the bride. =,
At the end Of the rites the bride and
bridegroom turned to receive the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends Mr. and
Mrs. Janney and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W..
Chase, parents of the bridegroom, stood
with them to receive greetings. Mrs.
Janney's gown was of light gray liberty
satin, with point lace, and Mrs. Case
wore cream lace over; liberty satin: The
orchestra played during the reception.
The, bridal supper was served in the din
ing-room and on the adjoining veranda
| by Dorner: yAO = 5 > - Z
The special train returned at 500 and
the transportation was supervised by
| Charles S. Gale andSI. R. D. Hallowell:
Mr.. and Mrs. Case leave at once for
their wedding trip and will be at home
after July Is at Red Oaks. for the sum
! mer: The wedding was Of unusual inter
est as both of tie families are among the
oldest and most highly esteemed In the
city with wide cincles of friends. The
bride is beautiful, accomplished and pop
ular. She is a recent graduate Of Smith
| college, and was a debutante last season.
Mr. Case is young business man who
has won an enviabie position and has
| bright prospects. ~