The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
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i "A number of Minneapolis people went to
st. Paul last evening to attend the wedding
OF Miss Lillian Randall Moore, daughter of
Mrs.. E. Moore, and Roy j. Cook, which
was solemnized in the church of ST. john,
sthe, Evangelist. Mr.. Cook was formerly u
resident of Minneapolis and both young peo-
pie attended the university and have aflarge |.
circle of friends in the city. The bride is a
member Of the Kappa, Kappa Gamma frater-
nifty and Mr.. Cook is a Delta Tau man. Tho
ushers were Richard Woodworth of Mime
apolis. Frank Whitman, Walter Mayo and |
. Price Wickersham. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Brewer and Gertrude Hale of
Minneapolis and Rose Nabereberg and officer
of St. Paul.. Alec Mackenzie, the brides |
nephew, was pillow bearer. Miss Edith Moore |
was maid of honor and Alfred Mayo of Chi |
cago best-man. The service; was read by
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick and the bride was
given in marriage by her brother, Albert
Moore. The full vested choir of the church |
sang the marriage hymn. The service was
followed by small reception at the home
of Mrs. Moore on Holly avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook will reside in Chicago after trip
east.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday aft
| ernoon at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
/ ~. i OP0 vi OilldLU dNcuue, Wueu LNelT Sis
| ter, Miss Cora Krysher, and Frank Bowman
Plat of ST. Paul were married About forty
guests gathered to witness the service, which
was read by Rev. Mr.. Pope, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. -DaWley. bower of southern smilax
was arranged through the rooms. The din
| ing-room was in red, with red satin ribbons
| falling from the green wreathed chandelier,
| and red-shaded tapers in silver candelabra
Miss Dora fowler played the bridal chorus
| from ~ xOhenPrino the nd
I during the service "Traumerei' and Mendels-
| sohn's wedding march. The Misses Anna and
| Claudia Pope, in pretty frocks of organde,
| stretched the white satin ribbons from the
| stairway to the improvised altar, and little
| Edith Pope, in white frock, carried the
ring. The maid Of honor was Miss Alice
Pope, who wore gown Of white lawn, tucked
and founced, and carried red roses. The
| brides gown was Of linen batiste trimmed
| with white chiffon and she carried bride
roses The service was followed by an infor
NAL reception and the Misses May Taylor and
Elizabeth Krysher presided in the dining
ROOM Mr.. and Mrs. Plat left on the evening
train for a wedding trip and they will be at
home after June at 456 Ashland avenue, st.
Paul. Among the guests were the brides
brother and sister, Miss Elizabeth Krysher
and Frank Krysher, of Chicago.
The wedding of Mrs. Jessie Pearl Balm and
Hiram Banks Van Name of st. Paul, took
place last evening in the presence Of thirty
guests at the home of the brides brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Weshoon on Du-
pont avenue S. The decorated
with pink roses palms and ferns. The bow
window was transformed into green bower
and the lights were shaded N pink f.. S.
Gilbert played the wedding march and little
Pearl Balm in frcck of French organdie,
and Martin Gray, in a5suit of white, stretched
the ribbons. The bride wore blue eta1nine
and carried white vioets. The service was
read by Rev. Z. K Porter and after the bene-
| dcton Mr.. and Mrs Weshoon sang an APP
proprate selection A wedding supper was
served and Mr.~and Mrs. Van Name left for
the east They will be at home at 1913 West:
ern avenue, St. Paul, after May /. The
guests from out of town were Mrs. Van Name
and Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Van Patten of ST.
Paul, Miss Lou B. Smith of Chicago, Mrs. NJ.
A. Carr of Boston, Mrs. Charles q. Gavin Of
Fond du Lac, Wis, and Mrs. Isaac Van Flett
of Hudson. Wis. tf'.Ra
/ Elting F.SWarner of st. Paul announces the
engagement of his daughter Helen Josephine,
and john F. Mickey; Of this city.
(. Miss Jane Mcdonald Of Stevens avenue en-
tertained a group ofIthe younger women this
u afternoon for Miss Harriot Pillsbury. 1t was
a very informal affair xand the guests brought
e their needework. To morrow afternoon, from
5 to 7 O'Clock, Mrs. Pillsbury and Miss Pills
, bury will give tea for forty of the younger
, men and women In honor of Mr.. Aver who
arrives with his mother in the morning
Mrs. H. H. KimhaN entertained twenty
women at whist this afternoon at her homo
Y OH E Twenty-fourth street. The guests were
the members CT a whist club which meets
] every week. y
:, Miss Nora Murphy will entertain Tuesday
evening at her home, s1d Fifteenth avenue S,
j for Miss Mary Scallen.
r Miss Gertrude McAvoy and Miss Margare;
e Kennedy gave a dinner and linen shower last
g evening at the home Of the former en- Fiji
/ tenth avenue S for Miss Mary Scalen. The
e decorations and appointments were in red
: and white carnations were the flowers used in
II the centerpiece and at the place of the guest
OF honor. American Beauty roses were in the
!, psrlors. Covers were laid for twenty-five and
- after dinner the. bride-elect was showered
), | from a large cone suspended in the library
II Mrs. S. E. Strong and E. E. Bckel were
~ married last evening at the home Of Mrs
:. Strong's daughter, Mrs. H. A. Broat, 1884 E
J., Seventeenth street Rev. H. NJ Simmons
i read the service in the presence of twenty
- five guests. Mr.. and Mrs Bicke will reside
:, in Minneapolis
Miss Mary A. Waite and Harlan A. Ander
=, son of Sangamore, ILL.,, were married las
- evening at the home, of the officiating minis
y ter, Rev. J. S. Montgomery.
=
y Miss Jennie Stewart and George Kelley O
y Bloomington were quietly married last even
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Nc
: Clay, 1925 First avenue S. The service wa
Z read by Rev. Mr.. Baker in the presence O
small group of friends After the wedding
! Mr. and ole 1,,f+ for'
a home in Bloomington:
Miss Amanda Johnson of Sisseton, S. D.
= and Ralph R. Tower were married Tuesda,
evening at the home of Peter A. Russell, 800
= Chicago avenue. Rev G. L. Morrill, read tn
"a service
Miss Sophie G. NeYa and Leonard w Meis