The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-17
soCIAL MATTERS


Bisseil was solemnized at o'clock this |
afternoon In the Church Of the Redeemer
IN the midst OF large assemblage OF |
guests and among most charming appoint
ments. 1t was white and green wedding |
and the church had been decorated by the
members OF the Flower Mission, of which |
the bride was president, The altar was
banked with palms, which lifted their
broad leaves to the organ rail, where vines
tra1led down to meet them. In among the |
green were clusters Of white asters, |
resplendant against the glossy leaves, and
asters were Fastened to the pews reserved |
for the family with broad white ribbons |
"A. M Shuey was at the organ and
played delightful program Of bridal |
music as the guests arrived and were
seated by the ushers, Karl De Laittre,
Ealph Boardman, Edgar Hanson and
FRANK hnobiauch. The Mendelssohn
march announced the entrance of the
bride and soft Accompaniment was fur
nlsned ior the service. while the "Lohen-
grin chorus was sounded as recess
sional - - = -
Inc brides mother, accompanied by
MIS- George Eastman, entered just be-
| FORE the bridal party Mrs. Mitchell wore
green crepe trimmed with lace applique
and black velvet, and Mrs. Eastman was
in rose, pink. %'''' -
The bridesmaids were Misses Gertrude
Colby and Lucy Boardman.. They wore
gowns OF white French muslin, ruffed
aau eusea WIN lace, and hats Of Neopoli- |
tan oralo trimmed with long white
plumes. Miss Colby had a, large pink
choux az her corsage and at the back of
the girdle. Miss Boardman wore brue
bows and both carried pink roses tied with
! pink ribbons. "N''A
Miss Florence Mitchell was her sisters
! maid Of honor. Her gown was ~ white
organd1e. The skirt had three narrow
| hounces OF lace and Insertion joined with
| sh1rred white. satin ribbon and the bodice
| had a yoke Of the Insertion and SHRED
rlppon outlined with "a bertha of lace
ana rippon. She Wore the white claoux at
se glr ,on ana her hat was Of white chtf-
fon with plumes. Her bouquet was Of
feathery ferns relieved with a few. white
roses. =; -
The bride entered with George Eastman.
! MT. Mitchell is in Alaska and his Oldest.
| friend gave his daughter in marriage.
! her gown was of white liberty silk over
| satin, The skirt had a tucked woke and
| the founce and the tucks were headed
with narrow satin ribbon. The bodice
/ was also tucked and a. bertha of duchesse
lace was round the shoulders. Ostrich
j tips were In her hair, and her flowers were
4 :prlde roses: Her only ornament was a:
{. quaint pin, a four, leaf clover, hammered
i out Of a. gold nugget, the gift of her
father. ... -
DR.. BisselI and his best man, Will Har-
rison, met the bride at the altar. where
the service was read by Rev. Marion D.
Shutter. -.
DR.. Bissen and his bride will leave this
evening for the east They will return In
October to spend several weeks in the
city before going to Florida for the winter.
MIS- B1sselIs travelling gown Is OF blue
etam1ne with white hat trimmed with
Igreen. :, .... -. .
i The out. Of town guests were John Bis
| 1S,1 ~. g. ~ =
daughter Of Pittsburg, and Mr. and Mrs.
Eastman of Hot Springs, Ark. -
| At the, rehearsal Monday evening the
bride gave her maids dainty watch fobs
with the gold seals engraved with their
rnonograms. Dr.. tBissell gave his best
man a pearl scarf pin and his gift to his
bride was a handsome ring set with two
beautiful diamonds,
Miss Florence j, Fl, Ethelyn Chandler,
daughter. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marshall
Chandler, and Parry Lee Shead were mar
ried at s o'clock this afternoon In Bethle-
hem Rresbyte church. Palms and
hydrangeas were banked around the altar.
The walls were hung IN white and draped
| with southern snnilaxy, Miss Marie Nc
Donald was at the! organ, and played, dur7
Ing the arrival Of the guests, The ..'Lo-
hengrin" bridal chorus was used as a
professional .'iTrauHlerei'' was. played
during the service, and the Mendelssohn
march as the bridal couple left the church.
Mrs. Edward Crane sang 20, Promise Me-
just9before the service was read by Rev.
Stanley B. Roberts The ushers were
: George H. Chandler, Frank w. Chandler,
Mr.. Wilmarth Of Kepdron, Mimi, and Mr..
McCombs OF Hamline. Frank w. Shedd
was best man, -. .:.~
Miss Hazel E. Chandler and Miss Mabel
G.. Shedd were bridesmaids. They wore
white dotted swiss, trimmed with ruffies
and lace. Miss, Chandler carried yellow
roses and Miss Shedd pink roses. The
maid Of honor was Miss Lutte M. Fry,
who wore pink silk null. and carried La
France roses. Little stIdetta Thompson,
in fluffy white frock, carried the ring
in a white rose. There were six ribbon
bearers, Misses Mildred Thompson, Lydia
Fry. Mabel Crane Mamie Bird, Agnes
Lowe and Virgie Hanson, all gowned in
white. The bride entered with her father.
, She wore white French null, over silk.
trimmed with Normandy valenciennes
r lace. There was a rose in her hair and
the bridal bouquet was Of white roses.
The service was followed by wedding
supper at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
> Chandler on Stevens avenue. Palms and
asters frightened the rooms and the din
: ing-room was in pink and green with as
tiers and smilax onothe tables. Covers
. were laid for thirty and the out Of town
: guests were II. A. Shedd and family.
> Mrs, p. R.. Ellsworth, Osakis; Mr.. and
= Mrs. John Shipman, ~Owatonna; Miss
Daisy Herpel,, .Andover, S. d., Miss Cora
! M. Ably Of Galva, III. .:o-,sg>..t~
MIR: and Mrs Shedd will leave on the
i: evening train for a short trip and they
WIN be at home after Oct.s II in Osakis,
3 1-.rn.' Mrs. Shedd's travelling gown was
, Of blue, trimmed with black, with white
l blouse and hat. e,>~x,, a.. ,sr 80. ~. a. r
"a Among the many affairs which were
, given for: the bride was a recipe luncheon
at Minnetonka, Saturday, at which
Miss. Mabel :. Dolphin was hostess
and a, kitchen shower Friday, given by
Miss Marie Mcdonald. .s-s,-.--, =.
The bride gave her maid of :, honor a
, pearl PIN the bridesmaids, lace handker-
= chiefs, and the ribbon bearers pretty
- souvenirs. The best man and ushers
We're given scarf pins by the bride.
i groom. = 80, r.. d.. - ~ ~ =. -
Mr.. and Mrs. = e. atlif awiu issue 1nvi.
j: tations this week for the marriage Of
their daughter, Marie, to Roy IIaver
Wagner. which will take place. Wednes.
3. day, Oct 8, at high noon in Trinity
| chapel Minnetonka. O .ls.- s.:s.;, -. r
;. 3 s "A SERIOUS CHARGE :. :. N. e
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