The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-10
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AN AUTUMN u BRIDAL
The Marriage Of Miss Mabel Stone
and Chas. G. Dickerman Cele- y
brated at St. Marks.
Members of the Brides Greek Letter
Society Helped Make the APP b
pointments Attractive. .,.s1

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St. Marks church was at1ame with
bright autumn leaves last evening and the
members Of the Kappa Kappa Gamma So
c1ety arranged a gorgeous decoration for
the marriage of one Of their number. Miss
Mabel II. Stone, daughter of Jacob Stone
and Charles Camp Dickernan, of st. Paul.
Great branches of the leaves shading from
green to brown through the brilliant gra-
dations of yellow and red, were in the
chancel and back of the altar and in
among the riotous mass OF color cleaned
the lights Of many candles. Asparagus
vine trailed over the white altar cloth and
wrea thed the sanctuary rail- while the or
gan was almost concealed beneath the oak
| boughs Garlands Of leaves hung from
the pews reserved for the two families and
for the Kappa Kappa Gamma and Chi Psi
fratern1ties. Both the bride and the
bridegroom attended the university. The
former was graduated with the class of
1900 and was formally introduced at the
hostesses' ball the following November
About 1900 invitations had been issued
for the service and the church was
| thrpnged with guests. The ushers were
John Armstrong, Warren Owens, st. Paul;
| Edy Gridley, Duluth; Robert Hastings, ia
| cob Stone, Jr, and Max Matteson.
The surpliced choir preceded the bridal
party to the chancel singing the 'Lohen-
which was read by Rev. T. w. MacLean,
assisted by Rev. George H. Thomas, Mr..
| Normington played the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march and the choir sang "Rejoice
| Ye Pure in Heart
Miss Elsie Stone was her sisters only
| attendant. She wore white Organdie
| simply fashioned with ecru- insertion and
lace and carried American Beauty roses.
4 The bride entered with her father: Har
gown was Of white Louisine%silk.s s. The
plated skirt was finished with a circular
| fiounce above which were inserted dia-
! monds of tucked silk The bodice had
| shirred yoke of chiffon outlined with a
plating Of the chiffon. She wore a veil
and carried bride roses Mr.. Dickerman
| and his best man, Cornish Otis, of st.
Paul, met the bride at the chancel steps,
| where the betrothal service was read.
An informal reception for the immediate
relatives was held at the Stone residence
| on Portland avenue. Mr.. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Dickernan and Mrs. f. P.
Fraker of st. Paul received with. the bri-
dial couple. American Beauty roses and
| white carnations were arranged in clus-
| ters through the rooms. Among the
thirty guests were George F. Stone, Miss
Stone Of Chicago and Miss MERCK ntsZof
| Newburyport, Mass. " zsSs = ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dickernan left for a trip
east. They will be at home at 81 Kent
street., st. Paul, after Dec. /. Mrs. Dick
ermans travelling gown was Of blue cloth
with hat to match. :. "a 49, = -%' ( =
Miss Maude. Egerton entertained in
formally this afternoon at the San Angelo
| for Mrs. James H. Bssell. American
Beauty roses frightened the rooms. Cards
were played and later luncheon was
served. The guests were Mines Blssell.
| Warren T. Walker, Volney lreys, T. -.
Putnam Joseph MOlyneaux, Ralph Say
age, Misses Florence Mitchell, Evelyn Per-
kins. Gertrude Colby, Marion Colby. Lou
| ise Sphinx, Lucy Boardman,; Ethel Kuster,
Maude and neutrality-suspicious. i II q on y
| Mrs. Writ Wilson gave an Informal tea
this afternoon at her home on T. ElSh-
tenth street for Miss May Lenox. The
decorations and appointments were sug-
| eestive of autumn and the guests were a
| group of Alpha Phi young women, to
which fraternity Miss Lenox belongs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Patterson announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Nellie
Isabelle, and Clarence G.. %Odett Of Blue
Earth. The wedding will take place in
the early winter. -, .--.-- #...
! A committee Of three members from
each council Of the Royal sArcanum is
BUSY with the preparations for: the an
nual ball. which will be given Tuesday
evening, Oct. p, in Masonic Temple. A.
| c.. Danenbaum, A. B. Husbands, George
Hemperley, George Bailey and Walter Ry-
berg are chairmen Of the different sub
committees. Latourelle's orchestra will
play.
Mrs. H. Weber gave a dinner in her
ana rtments in r the Laurel last evening.
The table decorations were red roses and
| carnations.
A bric-a- brac shower was given last
evening by Mrs. Byron Spencer at her
home on Fifth avenue s, for Miss Ruth
Butterfeld and Miss Lillian Wright, two
| October brides. Autumn leaves made the
rooms attractive. There, were twenty
4 guests. ~ 81 :. &C 49,
Mrs Wallace Register was hostess at a
handkerchief shower which was given in
honor Of Miss Grace Hawes, a bride of
next week. Amusement was furnished by
searching for the gifts, which were con-
cealed through the rooms. Miss Ron
heck gave several vocal selections and
light refreshments were served.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the officiating
minister Rev. J. E. Bushnell, when Miss
Alice McLennan of West Superior and
Richard H. Bradley were married. Mr..
Bradley and his bride went east on their
wedding trip and they will be at home at
/ 10 Grove street after Nov. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Peterson Of 2712
Twenty-second street were pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday evening by $50 friends,
the occasion being the fifteenth ami
| versary of their marriage. :. ~ ~