The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-04

| W.. II. sudduth. Charles H ciaypool John
Arthur ]. Atkins. burton d thompson. ",
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Moore J: ~. Weber. i: =. Reid. O.: Webb.
terman. FSsC. Patterson. =. Whitman Rice
G., w. Robortson. Perry b. sherwln. Frank
II. Downs, L. u 8 Mari. H, IS. Newell, Du-
luthS Ralph D. Wilcox, Perry a.. Field.
Charles 3. Chalmers, George E. silloWay, Don
! Campbell.
| quiet wedding took place this afternoon
at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
Gretta L. Jenks on Sixth avenue N, when
Miss Minnie Frances jerks and M. A. Gill
| man were married Ferns and palms formed
an improvsed altar and clusters Of flowers
| We're arranged through the rooms Miss
Linda Koehler played the "Lohengrin''
bridal chorus as the bridal party entered
Miss. Nellie jerks was her sisters maid OF
honor. She wore white Swiss and carried
red roses. The brides gown was of white
French lawn made with tucks and lace and
her flowers were bride roses Mr.. Qpigley
was the best man and Rev. j. A. Dallam read
the service, which was witnessed by only
the members Of the family Mr., and Mrs.
Gilman will leave5on the afternoon train for
Michigan for short visit and on their re-
turn they will be at home at 625 E Nine
teenth street.
Miss Mabel Doty and DR.. George F. Brooks
of Hibbing, Mimi, were married at high
noon to-day at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Doty, in CORTLAND.
DR.. and Mrs. Brooks left for a short we'd
ding trip, after which they will be at home
in tho Pnfh hrid nd hrid
were graduated from the university The
bride was a member of the class of so and
DR.. Brooks received his diploma from the
medical department IN 1900. II, E
Mrs. George X. Shaw gave a luncheon of
eight covers this afternoon at her home on
Girard avenue S for Miss Ethel Dickinson,
June bride Pink carnations were the dec
orations. After luncheon Mrs. Shaw and her
guests attended the matinee at the Metropolis
tan theater. -
Mrs. Heck Merriman will give tea Sat
urday afternoo June A. at her home, 1925
Vine place, for Miss Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Chamberlin have issued
invitations for. the marriage of their daughter
Edna May, to Glare Eugene Randall, which
will take place at their residence, 1889 Irving
avenue S, Wednesday evening, June d. at
o'clock. ..,-- '...-.s-..... ..-.. --f
The marriage OF Miss Marie Thompson and
W. L.. Severance of Osceola, Wis, will take
place this evening at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. &c. J. Thompson, 3A Thir
teenth avenue Sc.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Fisher and
Dr.. Jennings Crawford Litzenberg, was SOL
emnized last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D.
Blodgett, on Royalston avenue. Both the
bride and bridegroom are graduates Of the
university. The former is member Of the
Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity and DR.. Litzen
berg belongs to Delta Epsilon and MI Sigma
NJ. ..-.,. -..--..., -.,.,.,...: -. 49,. =.
The room where the service was read was
in green and white with carnations and
roses arranged among the palms and ferns.
The reception room was in pink carnations
and red roses were on the table in the dining
room with carnations and ferns on the side
board. Newton Stewart was at the piano
and played the "Lohengrin bridal chorus as
the little ribbon bearers, Geneva Blodgett and
Hermon Sherer stretched the ribbons. Lit
tie Margaret and Dorothy Crawford of Day.
export, Iowa, were the flower girls and they
wore white frocks and carried baskets Of
rose petals with which to strew the brides
path The ushers were Arthur N. Collins and
DR.. Fred Huxley of Faribault and DIR. Fred
Strathern Of st. Peter acted as best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss Harriet Wales
and Miss Annie Reimers of Chicago They
wore pink mousseline de sole over taffeta
The gowns were trimmed with medallions Of
ecru lace and they carried pink roses. Miss
| Ada Daniels was maid of honor and her gown
was also Of pink mousseline de sole fashioned
| with tucks and insertion Of ecru lace. Her
! flowers were pink sweet peas. The bride
wore white, french batiste. The skirt was
tucked and f1ounced and the tucked bodice
was inset with Brussels thread lace. She
! carried bride roses and ferns. ~-s
| The service was read by Rev. w. B. Riley
while the intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana was played as an accompaniment. The
| 100 guests included DR.. and Mrs. Price Craw-
ford, Mrs. Alexander Williams, Mrs. John
! Thompson, Davenport, Iowa; DR.. and Mrs.
George Crawford, Miss Crawford, Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa; Mrs. Helen NJ. Torinus Miss Tor
| mus. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Torinus, Mr. and
| Mrs. L. E. Torinus, Miss Per Lee, William E.
! Per Lee, all of saltwater, and Mrs NJ A.
| Myers, Chicago; Mrs. M V. Billed, Sank Cen
| ter ...--...' +.
Mrs. Lydia Litzenberg Miss Gutenberg and
4 Mrs. Alvah Marshall assisted in receiving. In
the dining room were Misses Torinus, Hazel
| Brown, Lulu Ridgeway, Elizabeth Mccall,
Clara Tanning and Grayce Rector.
l-~EDr. and Mrs Gutenberg went to Iowa for a
five weeks trip, and they will be at home
| at 295o Chicago avenue after July Is. r.
i = zine wedding OF Miss Magdeen Blesner Of
Northfeld. Mimi, and Hugh f. Coyle took
place in the Immaculate Conception church
yesterday morning. Only the immediate rela-
tives were present at the SERVICE which was
read by Rev. Joseph F. Hovolka. Miss Kath-
! eryne Coyle of Lansing Iowa. was maid OF
honor. She wore pale blue chiffon over silk
and carried pink carnations The brides
I gown was white silk null over white silk and
her flowers were bride roses Leo Blesener
/ was best man. The service was followed by
wedding breakfast at the Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs Coyle will be at home after July
at S161 Fremont avenue N
Miss LILLIAN Louise Maui and Richard Alb.
bolt Pike were quietly married at high noon