The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
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An interesting event took place last even
ing In Bethlehem Norwegian church when a
double wedding was solemn2ed, The bridal
couples were Miss Mabel Amanda Fjeldstad.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A Fjeldstad, and
Dr. O. H. Bake of Blooming Prairie. and
Miss Sevrina Olson, daughter of Mrs. Julia
Olson, and Alexander H. Fjeldstad of Bloom
ing Prairie. P IL. p. Rydining Of st. Paul
was at the organ and the ushers were P. L.
Stavseth, Cornelius Sanaan, William Besse
sen and Carl Void. The Lohengrin bridal
chorus announced the approach of the two
bridal parties. which entered by different
aisles. Miss Fjeldstad walked with her father
and Miss Olson with her brother, O. Olson
They were gowned alike in white silk MULE
The trained skirts had graduated i1ounces
finished with chiffon ruchings and the bodices
had shirred yokes and applique and chiffon
trimmings. They wore wells and carried bride
roses. ...-.. .
Miss Charlotte Void and Miss Hannah
Fjeldstad were Miss Fjeldstads bridesmaids,
and Miss Alma Weeo her maid of honor.
Miss Olsons maid of honor her sister,
Miss Anna Olson, and her bridesmaids, Misses
Augusta Nelson and Christine Jerpback. They
wore white organdie gowns and carried pink
flowers. S. A. Rask of Blooming Prairie was
DR.. Bakke's best man, and Mr.. Fjeldstad was
service was read by Rev. Osmond Johnson of
Blooming Prairie. ...
A reception was given for both bridal
couples at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Field
stad Mrs Olson, Mrs. ]. Weclo and Mrs.
nations and palms were arranged through the
| rooms and the young couples stood before
bank Of palms, while above them hung a
wedding bell of smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Field
stad, Mrs Olson, Mrs. J. Weeloe and Mrs.
Louise Norris assisted in receiving. The
diningroo was in red with American Beauty
roses at the tables for the bridal couples
| Red carnations were on the other tables.
| The two couples will take a wedding trip
| together and their return they will be
at home in Blooming Prairie. DR.. Bake is
| a graduate of Han1!ine university and the
| New York Polytechnic Post Graduate college.
| Mrs. Fjeldstad was graduated from the uni
. versity with the class of '95. Among the
guests were Mrs. X. Bake, Mr.. and Mrs w.
| H. Bake of Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. o. John
son Of Blooming Prairie, Miss Hannah Field
stad of Wells, Mr. and Mrs. O. Olson of Por-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Cooper of Prince
| ton.
Miss Alma Hoegh gave an informal lunch
con this afternoon at the Minikahda club
| for Miss Helen Janney 1t was a white and
green luncheon and white blossoms we're used
| as centerpiece and at Miss Janney's place.
| Covers laid for ten and the guests in
cluded Miss Elsie Meier of New York and
Miss Alice Moreton of St. Louis, who arrived
this morning to be guests at the Janney resi-
dence at Lake Mnnetonka, until after the
wedding.
i The Misses Candee will give tea to-mor-
row afternoon at their apartments in the Best
fats for Miss Sara Miller, whose marriage
to Frederick Blymyer will take place Wednes
day, and for Miss Mary Esmond, who will
be married to DR.. ]. Fowler Avery of Aitkin
June T.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hale will give dinner at the Minikahda Clut
for Miss Miller and Mr. Blymyer.
} Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. W. Williams gave
a luncheon of six covers at her home or
First avenue S for Miss Miller.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Mabel Miller
of Portland avenue gave a small tea fol
Miss Miller. About fifty women were enter.
tanned. Mines. Walter Leach and William
Morse, Misses May Ankeny and Hester Tor.
rance presided at the tea and frappe tables.
About 200 invitations issued for the
marriage Of Miss Miller and Mr.. Blymyer
which will take place at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller
on First avenue S. Mrs. Charles G. Mat
teson of Seattle will be her sisters maid Of
honor, and George Blymyer will be his
! brothers best man. r...'
| Mrs. David L. Kiehle and Miss Florence
I Kiehle will give an, A.. B. c.. thimble bee
Saturday afternoon for Miss Elizabeth Mathes
June bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N Barson announce
the engagement of their daughter, Gene
Louise, to El.et Perkins Parcher The we'd
!, ding will take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Marshall will en-.
terrain at cards Wednesday evening at theil
home Hennepin avenue. .-
Mrs. c. E. Cotton will entertain to-mor.
row evening at her home, 3145 Portland ave
nue. The guests will be the members Of The
Entire Nous club.
| TIE woman of Rawlins post will give
reception tomorrow evening in the post hal
for the members and families of the post anC
the members of the Rawlins post citizens
staff and their wives. Governor and Mrs. Var
SAINT have been invited to be present anc
elaborate preparations have been made for the
affair."
A group Of Minneapolis people went to St
Paul last evening to attend the marriage
of Miss May Mattson and Rev. W. NJ Max
we'll Of Helena, Mont, which took place at tn,
home Of the brides mother. Mrs A. D. Smith
Mrs. Smith and her daughter formerly resided
in Minneapolis. The rooms were decket
with lilacs and red and white roses an,
| carnations. Miss Grace Stilton played tn
bridal music. Miss Bessie Mccall of Mime
? apolis was the maid of, honor. The brid
wore white silk mule trimmed with valen
ciennes lace and carried lilies of the valley
The service was read by Rev. w. L. Riley
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell went to Lake Mime
, tonka for few days before going to thei
new home in Helena.
Miss Gertrude May Wachlin and James H
Foster we're married yesterday at the HON
OF the bride in Faribault Mr. Foster is tn
superintendent Of the River division of tn
$ Milwaukee railroad and will bring his Bird
9 | to Minneapolis to reside.
A group Of Washington school teachers
!. chaperoned by Mrs. A. H. Dean, gave a DO
= party at the Kneisel quartet last evenins
Those forming the party the Misses Me-
Teton, Alnes, Weir, Creswell and Hoyt
J. Personal and Social.
d Mrs S. R. Kitchel has been the guest {
, Lake City friends. ~.
> D. Brin, of Houghton, Mich, is visitin
= relatives in the city.
81 Miss Maude Marshall has been visiting rels
tives in Lake City, MINI.
1 Miss Myrtle Stricken, of Usage, Iowa,
q visiting Mrs R. D Eaton. f..
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bell and daughte
leave this evening for extended easter
90 trip. ."-
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