The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-26
receiving. hours and later gave a. program
of informal dances for the younger people


+ The marriage Of. Miss Grace Della
Graves, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Graves.
and Lieutenant Ralph Emerson Herring
OF the United States artillery. stationed
at Fort Washington, Md. was Quietly
solemnized last evening at, ST. Marks
church. ii No invitations had been issued,
and only the near friends and relatives
were present. American Beauty roses
and ferns frightened the chancel and
were on the altar. George Fl. Morning
| ton was at the organ and played pro-
gram Of bridal music as the guests were
seated by the 'pshers, S. j. Carmody,
George Johnson and Frank Evans: The
| "Lohengrin" bridal chorus announced the
entrance Of the bride and her maid OF
land, VT. The bride wore white crepe
over white silk. The skirt was made with
three founces and the bodice was trim
| med with duchesse lace and pearls. She
wore a picture hat of white with long
plumes and pearl ornaments, ard her
| flowers were roses. Miss Temples gown
was OF rose pink silk with an overdress OF
ecru lace. Her hat was OF black velvet
with plumes and lace and she carried pink
roses. The bride was met at the chancel
steps by the bridegroom and his best man,
George Evans Of st. Paul, and Mrs.
Graves gave her daughter in marriage.
The Service was read by Rev. T. w. Mac
| softly played. The Mendelssohn march
was sounded as a. occasional.
A reception for the bridal couple was
given at the home of Captain and Mrs. ..
G. Merriman, opt Seventh street Sc.
The rooms were attractive with roses,
fall flowers, palms and autumn leaves,
while red roses and ferns were in the
dining room Mines. Harry Merriam F.
G. James and Arthur Merriman assisted
through the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring left last evening
for their new home In Fort Washington,
Nd, where they will receive after Nov. l.
Miss Evers will give musicale this
evening at Stanley hall. The program
will be given by the faculty of the music
department, Miss Blanche E. Strong,
Mrs. Florence E. Parks and Carl Reidels~
berger assisted by Mrs. Charles M. Holt,
reader.
The Theta Delta Zeta fraternity will
give banquet this evening at the home
If Miss Bella Stearns, 2717 First avenue S,
In honor Of the initiates, Misses Katherine
| Hewson, Helen Grain and Hazel Rams
| dell. = The decorations and appointments
will be in pink.
- A quiet wedding took place: yesterday at
the home of the bride, 3035 Pleasant ave-
nue., when Matte A. Clarke and Frederick
J. Hawn of Crawford, Ark, were married.
Only a small group Of guests were pres
| ent at the service, which was read by
Rev. Loren A. Clevenger. The house was
decorated with autumn leaves and flow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawn will make their
| home in Crawford, Ark. ..@
Miss Daisy Aber and Herbert J. Smith
were married Wednesday evening at the
| home Of the bride on Sixth street N.
Autumn leaves furnished brilliant deco
ration through the rooms and clusters OF
golden glow were in the dining-room
| The service was read in a bower Of
smilax and woodbine by Rev: Richard
| Brown. Miss Ruth Sidwell was maid
Of honor and wore white dotted swiss
trimmed with shirred satin ribbon and
carried carnations. The bride wore white
| Paris muslin, hand embroidered, and her
flowers were roses and carnations Harry
Smith will be at home at 1886 Sixth street
N after Oct l.. IT, - .@~. = .. f.
Among the weddings of Wednesday was
that of Miss Lulu Stevens and John A.
Eckre, which took place at the home of
the brides mother, 813 Plymouth avenue.
Foliage and roses made an attractive
background for the bridal party. Miss
i Eva Berndgren was maid Of honor and
| William Rietzick was best man. ~ The
bride wore white mousseline de sole and
I carried bride roses: The service was read
! by Rev. Mr.: Summer and was followed by
a dinner. Mr.. Eckre and his bride will
be at home at 1921 Plymouth avenue after
4 Oct. 1. ~ -. ~ T..
Miss Mary May Warrington and Albert
Arnold were married Tuesday evening at
l the home of the officiating minister. Rev:
i r. F. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold will
make their home at 2441 Thirteenth ave-
nue. s.
u Miss Emma Duering Of Milwaukee was
II the guest of honor at a card party. which
was given yesterday by her aunt Mrs j
W. Schlenker. Of First avenue S. The
decorations were in red roses and +asters
} and pink roses were in the dining room
Mrs. Schlenker was assisted by Mines
Charles Cowing and E. v. Marsh
Mrs. R. H. Reck entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon. A color scheme
of pink and white was carried out In the
decorations and appointments. Cinch was
PLAYED and the score cards were dainty
little booklets In pink and white, witt
monogram Of the hostess on the cover
Prizes were won by Mines. Reid, Server
and Chapman. Mrs. Reck was, assisted
by the Misses Jessie Chappen and Flor.