The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
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~ quiet Weddin g took place last evening at
the residence of M. p. Hayes, 525 University
avenue Sc. when his daughter. Miss Carrie
Hayes, and Theron&J. Dansingberg were mar
ried. About seventy Ave relatives and friends
gathered to witness the service. which was
read by Rev. Ernest w. ssshurtief. The deco
rations We're charming in their simplicity.
The drawing room was IN green and white.
with spirea nesting in the bank of palms and
ferns and carnations on the nlantel and cab
inets. Red carnations were In the living roona
with ferns and vines, "A smandolins orchestra
played the "Lohengrin" bridal chorus for the
professional and the Mendelssohn march after
the service. The bride wore pale gray wolfe
over gray silk, trimmed with Venetian point
lace. and her lowers were bgiGe roses. A
supper was serve! from small tables The
guests from out of town were; Mr.. and Mrs.
We. Chamberlain. Great Falls, Mont. Mr..
and Mrs; Lee Dansingberg. Rochester, MINI,
and Mrs, Aries. Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dansingberg will be at home at 6l6 University
avenue Sc after June i.
( The marriage. of Miss May Woodward and
RAYMOND Mcdonald of Sault Ste Marie took
place last evening at the home OF the brides
parents. NE and Mrs. H. !. p. Woodward, on
First avenue S. The room where the servlcs
was read was decorate. in green and white
and bower Of snailax, ferns and Easter lilies
was arranged for the. bridal party: The
library was in yellow with daffodils and tu-
lips. and pink roses were jim the dining room
Mrs. Charles l.. Norris was at the piano and
played selections from Rubinst Elm before she
sounded the notes of the "Lohengrin' march.
The. intermezzo from Cavaliers Rustcana"
was played during the service and the Men
delssohn march at its, close. The service was
read by Rev. b. Hlngeey and Merlin L.
Wiley of Ann sArbor Mich. was best man.
Two little girls Margaret Love and Lillian
Ayers, in crisp frocks trimmed with lace,
stretched the white ribbons to form the aisle.
Miss; Florence Mcdonald Of Sault Ste, Marie
was maid of homer and wore pink mousselfne.
dc sole over silk and carried pink roses. The
brides gown was of white silk MULE over
white silk. T., Thes trained skirt was! finished
with founees and Insertions Of. embreidered
chiffon aud the bodice had q yoke of the era
broidered chiffon with a bolero, Of duchesse
lace. The bridal bouquet was of bride roses.
An informal RECEPTION followed the service,
and Mrs. r. M Brown and Miss Elya Bos-
worth assisted in the dining-room. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald left fora wedding trip and
they will be. at1hone after, June l. at SO pivi-
sion street, sault Ste. Marie: - s.......,, i.s..
The May party at 1.-The university armory
this evening will he the first of the closing
functions and has been. eagerly anticipated
by the young Deople,9 who are curious to see
the pretty marches and dances which are to
be given by the young women Of Miss But
ner's classes. y The armory will be prettiy
and uniquely decorated; and after the prcgra m
there will be informal dancing, for which the.
university band will play. III The party Is
given to raise funds for the purchase of
needed apparatus, and elaborate preparations
nave been made for It, s..osl... 4
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