The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

Ill HoultOn TO ali Ine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IAeEe
were ponies for riding and driving and they
We're in charge Of A. "A. Rankin.
The Journal Newsboys' band played de-
lightful program in the afternoon and will
remain through the evening, when the
grounds will be lighted with Japanese Ian
terms. Ice cream and cake will be served
from tables scattered over the grounds.
| The affair is the first large outdoor fete of
any pretensions this summer, and has aroused
considerable interest. The officers of the
guild are as follows: Miss Nellie Waite, presi-
dent, Mines. j. r. Morrison and p. Jarvis,
vice presidents; Mrs. H.>,B. Waite, treasurer;
Mrs. Ralph Hall. secretary. Mr.. and Mrs
| Nathan Chase assisted Miss Waite in making
the many arrangements
The marriage of Miss Frances Lamme Of
Bozeman, Mont, to Anton Perry Place will
| take place Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs: Llewellyn Christian, Ferndale,
Minnetonka. The affair will be a very quiet
one Miss Lamme arrived yesterday from
California and is the guest of Mrs. G. A.
Place, mother of the prospective bridegroom,
in the Agincourt Tomorrow evening MI.
and Mrs. George Upton will give family
bridal dinner at their Ferndale cottage.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Clark to Hugh
L. Wakefield was solemnized quietly yester-
| day afternoon at the residence of the brides
ton avenue. About twenty-five relatives and
Intimate friends gathered In the prettily
decorated home at o'clock to. witness, the
ceremony, which was read by DR.: M. D.
Shutter. The Lohengrin wedding march was
| played by Miss Katherine Gibbs. The bridal
couple was unattended and the bride wore a
white muslin gown trimmed with tucking and
Lace .-.,. z-s..,' z- ~ ~
The ceremony was followed by light sup
per. The decorations of the rooms were
wild roses, clover and feathery asparagus
Mr.. and Mrs. -Wakef cid left last night for a
wedding trip and will be at home after Sept
l at 1918 Clinton avenue Among the guests
at the wedding were the brides brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swirles' OF Spring.
field, Ill. - -. .:z-i = &-5:
The marriage of Miss Edna May Chamber
lain and Glare Eugene Randall took place
last evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Chamberlain, 1882
| Irving avenue S. The decorations were
charming and June roses We're used IN pro
fusion with palms and ferns in the parlors
FeYerfew was in the second room and red
geraniums with red shaded lights in the
| dining-room. ,.- -~ .- -.-
About sixty guests witnessed the service,
which was read by Rev., Marion D. Shutter.
Mrs John Harris Chick played the Mendels-
sohn march and Just before. the entrance
Under the Rose Little Nina Chamberlain,
| in frock of white null and carrying pink
peonies, was the only attendant. The bride
wore white dotted Swiss trimmed with lace
| and carried bride roses - @a:.s?
An informal reception followed and Mr. and
MRS A. II. Pauly, Mr. and Mrs Chamber
| lain Mrs. Charles Held of Chicago received
| with the bridal couple Misses. Fayra Bagley,
Margaret Larkin of st. Paul, Harriet Durant
and Hazel Runge were in the dining room. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall will be at home at
Spring Beach after Aug 1. - Is. -.
Among the weddings Of last evening was
| that Of Miss Della Pearl Walling, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Walling of Bayless, III ;,
and William Henry Bartel, which took place
| at the. home of the brides brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Walling, 2114 Fourth ave-
| nue. S. Sprea and vines decked the parlors,
| field daisies were in the wifi room, and roses
and clover blossoms with ferns were in the
| dining room. Mrs. W. w. Nelson of St, Paul
| played the wedding march. The brides gown
| was Of white point d'esprit over white silk,
trimmed with point Venice Lace and : She
carried a shower bouquet of white roseblids
| and ferns. Rev. Mr.. Sumner read the service,
which was followed by an informal reception.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. Bartel and Mrs. J. H. Wall
! ing and Miss Edna Matson assisted the bridal
couple in receiving. Misses Louise Cassidy
| w
j. c. Townsend we're in the: dining groom: The
| guests; included Miss Cora Bartel of Bemidji
Mrs. NJ. Haines and Mrs. B: Gray OF Barry,
| ILL., So ---' r.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartel will be at home al
1909 Lyndale avenue N after July Is.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. E.: l.. Gregory
3O30 Second avenue S, was the .jscene- of 9
pretty wedding last evening when Miss Viola
I c. Young, daughter OF Mrs j: N. Young Of
| Watertown, Wis, and Tyler J. Hansen were
married. A bower Of ferns and feverfew was
arranged for the bridal party and wall vases
holding the same dainty flowers were hung
round the room, while palms and ferns con.
tributed to the charming effect. Red roses
were with the green In the second parler, and
pink sweet peas were on the table and side.
| board and in wall vases in the dining-room.
Mrs. Theodore Nagel sang 20 Promise Me-
Just before the bride entered and: played the
! Lohengrin bridal chorus. The Mendelssohr
march sounded at the close Of the service and
Mr.. Nagel sang 'Abide With Me-" Miss Min,
ME Young of Chicago was maid OF honor and
wore a skirt of black lace over black sill
and bodice of lace over-white satin..- She
carried pink roses. The Brides gown was-o
mode crystal crepe trimmed with -torquoise
panne velvet and embroidered chiffon Sh,
carried bride roses. Little Jeanette Whit,
} carried the ring on a basket of flowers. Sh'
wore d Wu1te OISduule liOCh lllmIuet VIII
satin ribbon. The service was read by Rev
Father Cleary and Joseph Young Of Chicag,
was best man A wedding supper wa,
served. So = / E Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left this afternoon TO,
Red Wing, where they will be at home at th'
St. James hotel. Mrs. Hansens travelling
gown was of blue twine cloth, the jacket ane
skirt strapped with white moire silk \
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A wedding which will bring bride to Min
neapolis took place in Huron S. D., eyester
day afternoon when Miss Mildred P. Whorton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs B. D. @Whorton
and Edward X. Coshun of Minneapolis were
married. The service was read in the Con
gregational church by Rev. H.. D. Wizard
The church was decorated with roses ant
palms. Misses Florence Stirling and Minnie
B. Rowley were ushers. Miss Nell Bliss wa,
maid of honor and Miss LYDIA Whorton
bridesmaid The best man was G.. Fl. Farrel
of Sioux City. The service was followed b!
a reception at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Wharton. Mr. Coshun brought his bride tt
| Minneapolis and they will make their hom,
at 1410 Second avenue S.
Miss Rose A. Kellett and M. J. Haggert!
were married yesterday morning In tn