The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
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The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Anderson, on
Third avenue S, was the scene Of an at
,tractive wedding last evening". when their
sister, Miss Elizabeth Onson and Alfred o.
Evans, were married The room in which
the service was read was in green and white
and bands of crepe were stretched from the
center to the corner Of the ceiling, where
they We're caught in huge knots. Garlands
of snailax and clusters Of flowers added to the
decorations. Miss Jerde played the wedding
march and Mrs. !. Enke sang a solo. Little
Frances Ilstrup was. flower girl and wore
white frock and carried basket Of sweet
peas Miss Opal Skallerud was bridesmaid
and her gown was OF white French null and
her flowers were pink roses. The maid OF
honor. Miss LYDIA Gilbertson, in white
Persian lawn, with trimmings of lace, and
she carried red roses. The brides gown was
of white silk null trimmed with chiffon,
tucks and lace. She wore veil and carried
bride roses. W. G. Hoton best man
and the service was read by Rev Alfred
Ramsey IA reception followed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and GNr. and Mrs. Even Olson
assisted in receiving. Mrs. Anderson wore
white nlousseline de sole and carried pink
roses, and Mrs. Olson wore black silk
trimmed with lace Supper served in
the dining room, which was decked in pink
and white Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will be at
home after June 20 at 1926 E Eighteenth
street. '--.-
A pretty wedding OF last evening was that
, Of Miss Marion c. Oswald and Charles Bald
win Sprague, which took place at the home
of the. brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Oswald, 2635 Aldrich avenue N. The service
was read by Rev, A. L. Achenbach in the
presence of thirty guests. A bower of palms
and white roses was arranged for the bridal
party and pink and white flowers were placed
in the parlors and hall. Pink peonies, green
shaded tapers and white carnations decked
the dining room. "a i.-~' > - r'.---
The bridal music was played by Mrs.
George Dewitt Heddng and Mr.. Hedding
sang 20. Promise Me- just before the serv-
ice. The only attendants were Bernice
Woehler and Mildred Crawford, who wore
white frocks and carried the ring on a silver
tray. The bride wore her travelling gown
Of gay trimmed with white and hat of
tuscan braid with a big white bow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprague left for an eastern trip and
will spend the summer in Menomonie,
Wis. After Sept. they will be at home at
2S15 Fremont avenue NJ. ~ :
Among the weddings of last evening was
that Of Miss Della Miller and Charles Ham
ilton, which took place at the home of the
bride in St. Louis Park. Pink and green
were the chosen colors and roses and snnilax
were used in profusion. Miss B. E. Strong
was at the piano and played the "Lohen
grin bridal chorus and the intermezzio from
"Cavalleria Rusticana' Two little girls,
Gretchen Gibson and Edna Fuller, stretched
the white ribbons to form an aisle. They
wore white Persian lawn frocks trimmed with
lace and ribbon. The maid of honor, Miss
kruggles, wore yellow mousseline de sole
trimmed with real lace, and her flowers were
violets The brides gown was of white NOUS
seline de sole, over taffeta, trimmed with
duchess lace and ribbons, and she carried
shower bouquet Of white sweet peas The
bride was given, in marriage by her. brother,
w. P. Miller, and Rev. G.. F. Swinnerton
read the service. A reception followed and
about 100 guests offered their congratulations.
Misses Ruth Waddell and Ethel Baston were
in the diningroom and Miss Pearl Hamilton
served punch. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. W. p Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Miller of Chicago. Mr.. Hamilton and
his bride will be at home in st. Louis Park
after July Is.
The wedding of Miss Ella Frances Jones
and Richard R. Morris took place very quiet
ly last evening at the home of Mr.. and Mss.
C. NJ: Parmeee. The rooms were bright with
palms and ferns, white peonies, sweet peas
the Mendelssohn march and later the Lo-
hengrn'' bridal chorus. Miss Lou Bcknell
in blue and Miss Mary Griffith in pink, were
Ethe bridesmaids and carried white carna-
tions. The maid of honor, Miss: EdnaeJones,
was in white French lawn over green, and
her flowers were pink roses. The brides
gown was of white Paris muslin, tucked and
trimmed with lace applique and the bridal
/ bouquet was of roses. Owen Morris of ST.
Paul was best man. After the service a mu-
/ sical program was given by o. T. Morris,
Owen Morris, Misses Catherine Morris and
Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Morris left on the
evening train for Duluth to take the lake
trip. The brides going-away gown was of
blue broadcloth, trimmed with black and
white applique, and her hat was gray and
white They will be at home during July
and August at 2919 w Forty-third street,
Linden Hills. - y
A wedding that will bring a bride to Min
peapolis took place last evening at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Searles in saltwater,
| when their daughter, Miss Marcia Searles,
and w w. Conklin of Minneapolis were mar
ried The house was elaborately decorated
| with flowers and ferns. Miss Margaret Leh-
micke of Newport was maid of honor, and
| the best man was Louis Searles. Rev. F. L.
Palmer read the service in the presence of
| a large group of friends. Mr.. Conklln and
| his bride left on the evening traln lor che
! east, and on their return they will be at
home in Minneapolis. :.
| Miss Pearl Katherine Rutherford and Her
! bert H. Kiddle were married last evening
| in Trinity church. Miss Ida Williams was
| maid sof: honor and Charles Robinson acted
| as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Kiddle, will be
at home after July II at q 2527 Taylor
| street NE. --..-r - . ..:, - r. ....-'
| Miss Sadies S. Roney, who has made her
| home in Minneapolis for three years, and
! Dudley H. Doe of Saltwater were married
last evening at the home of the brides sis
| ter Mrs Fred Pennington, in Saltwater. Miss