The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-20
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A CHURCH WEDDING
The Peterson-G ooch Ceremony an
Event of Last Evening.
cLAREMoNT BRIDE COMES HERE
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Nuptials Were
Celebrated at That Place
Yesterday.


daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Gooch, and
Rev. Alfred e. Peterson Of Crookston, Mimi,
was solemnized last evening in Calvary
Baptist church. The church was prettily
decorated in pink and green and azaleas
nestled in the bank of palms and ferns around
the altar. Mrs. Harry w. Jones, pianist and
Mrs. William H. Marsh, organist, played the
wedding music and the bridal party entered
to the strains OF the Lohengrin bridal chorus.
The ushers were Hubert I. Gooch, Hope Nc
Call, Ernest Fagenstron, A. r. Van Gyck
and DR.. Jennings Litzenberg.
The bridesmaids, Misses Alice Magoon, Eel
ma Heimes, Lydia and Ellie Peterson, wore
pink mousseline de sole and carried brides
maid roses. Little Ruth and Marguerite Rust
in white frocks scattered rose petals, and
Harold Hitchcock carried the ring on white
satin pillow. The maid Of honor was, Miss
Anna Gooch. Her gown was of deep rose
pink mousseline de sole trimmed with lace
| applique and her flowers were white and pink
roses. The bride entered with her father.
She wore white silk null. The trained skirt
was tucked and white violets scattered over
1t. The bodice was tucked and trimmed with
lace and yiolets. The flowers were also
caught In her veil and she carried shower
bouquet of the fragrant blossoms. The best
man was Arthur Peterson, and Rev. l.. A.
Clevenger read the service, which was FOL
lowed by a reception at the home of Mr. and
colors that were used in the church ap-
peared in the rooms and pink and white roses
were placed in clusters here and there. Mrs.
P H. Peterson, the bridegroom's mother,
from Litchfeld, received With the brldal
couple and Mr. and Mrs. Gooch. Miss Mil
dred Gooch and Miss Mary Jones presided in
the dining-room Among the; guests We're
Herbert Gooch and j. S. Gooch from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs Peterson left in the evening
for. Crookston where they will occupy
handsome new residence, completely fur-
nished the gift. of the bridegroom parents.
They will receive after March 10.
| A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the
Claremont Street church near Claremont
| Mimi, Yesterday when Miss Myra Estella
Beckwith and William Bliss Goddard were
married. The service was read by Rev, W..
| R. Bosard in the presence of about LOU trlenos
| of the bride. Miss Beckwith was ATTENDED
| by her sister, Miss Lauraette BeckWlth,, ana
Clinton NJ Norton Of Minneapolis was pest
| man. The bride wore dainty costume; OIL
| white Persian lawn and carried marguerltes,
her favorite flower Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard
| left on the evening train for Minneapolis,
| where they will remain a few days, the
guests of their aunt, Miss Jennie F. BeckWlth,
| 26 Fifteenth street N. They will visit IN
Mazomanie, Wis, Kansas City ana DenVel
| on their way to their new home in Craig, Col.
! N~sA-
| recently and Mr. Goddard was also a resident
| here for several years. 60 go
| piano recital was given last evening at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Thomson.
! 2428 w Twenty fourth street, -kenWood, IN
| PRODUCING their niece. Miss Mary Thomson, to
| their Minneapolis friends. There were, about
fifty guests. Miss Thomson is one of the most
advanced pupils Of Liebling and her playing
| showed the results of intelligent study and
| careful training. Her program last evening
was one calling for the most brilliant and
dawless technique, together With the most
delicate and artistic interpretation, but all the
| numbers were rendered in a manner which
! aroused the warmest admiration Of dis
eliminating audience. Though embodying
several selections imposing a severe tax upon
| the capabilities of any pianist, the program
| throughout was rendered without the use OF
notes. The numbers given were "Feuer
! Zauber," Wagner-Brassn; 'Minuet,' Jossefy
"Barcaralle," GODDARD: magic Fire Scene, y
from Die Walk,lre, Wagner; '"Castagnette. .
Ketton; ''Berceuse," Chopin; Rhapsodie No.
II, Lszt. '~ 49, : r..
Mrs. Emma Crosby entertained a group oil
women at thimble bee this afternoon at hei
home on Tenth street S. Clusters Of flowers
were arranged In simple fashion through the
! rooms and pink roses were on the table In the
Mrs Crosby has as her guests this white,
her mother and sister, Mrs. Gibson and Miss
! Gibson of Charlestown, N. II.
| The Vermont association of Minnesota will
have it's twelfth annual banquet and reunion
at the Nicollet Hotel Monday evening. The
reception will be at Z o'clock and the banquet
at 8 o'clock Later there will be dancing ant
a social hour. It is expected that Governor
Van SAINT and President Northrop will be
present. The officers of the association are
j., B. -Gilhllan, president; Robert Pratt ant
! George w. Batcheldor of Faribault, vice
presidents; Charles NJ. Drew, secretary anG
treasurer. The affair will bring a number o.
Vermonters from out of town to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Clinton Pryor of 212'
Fremont avenue S will give a musicale Tues
day evening for Miss Gertrude Sans Souci.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Ogermire of the Cum
berland fats will give Dutch supper Sat
urday evening for Miss Sadie Nyberg, who
leaves Sunday for Butte, Mont.
Mrs. C. S. Fay of Clinton avenue will en-
terrain at cards tomorrow evening. 49,,
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. A. N
Trussell of 11O3 First avenue N. will enter
tain at cards. ...,--
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.. Fox of Chicago
| avenue entertained a group Of twenty-foul
guests last evening for Mrs. Oscar NJ. Boyles
!.