The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-25

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above a red decked chair where Miss
Halves sat and pulled the ribbons attached
to the bag, the gifts showering down. The
guests were presented with dainty SOU
venirs of the evening in the form OF red
booklets with the BRIDES monogram in
gold on the cover. Amusement was fur
nished my filling the blank pages with
words made from the letters in Miss
Halves name. A few musical numbers
were given and light luncheon served
Wednesday morning Ascension church
was the scene Of a pretty wedding when
Miss Nellie Murphy and G. T.. Clifford of
Chil1cothe, Ohio, were married. Miss Muir
ply was given away by her brother,
James Murphy, and Rev Father Harring-
ton read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ord left last evening for their future home
in Chilicothe. H. Fl
Mrs. Harry Eugene Wilcox entertained
forty friends this afternoon at her home
on Clinton avenue, at six-handed euchre,
for her guests, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs.
Stehley Of Philadelphia. The house was
beautifully decorated with pink roses, the
| prevailing colors being pink and green.
Mrs. Wilcox was assisted by Mrs. John F.
Wilcox and Miss Wilcox Mrs. Volney
1reys, Mrs. Charles Thompson and Miss
Miller. Tomorrow Mrs. Andrews will be
the guest of honor at theater party.
Saturday evening a poverty party will be
given for her. Tuesday she leaves for her
home In Purcell, I. T., and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Stehley, who will be her
guest for the winter.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Hughes, 1900 w Thirty-flrst street, was
t1,N - ,so4 = Ii,,rr Cov,+
when Miss Nettie Estelle Pool Of Horton
vile, Wis, and John w. Huff of Bird
Island, Mimi, were married. Rev. T. w.
Stout officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Huff will
be at home at Bird Island after Oct. 1.
Mrs. Bryant and the Misses Morgan
! gave handkerchief shower Tuesday
evening at Lynhurst for Miss Grace
Graves, a bride of to-day. The rooms
were prettily decorated with bright au-
tumn leaves.
Miss Edna May Adams and Schuyler B.
Conkey were married yesterday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents, MI.
and Mrs. Henry E. Adams, 2014 Third ave-
nue. S..
Miss Adams was attended by Miss Eliza
beth McAlister, Chicago. Thomas H..
Adams brother of the bride, was best
! man. The bride and her maid entered the
parlor at o'clock, to the strains of the
Lohengrin wedding chorus, and were met
by the bridegroom and his best man. Rev.
Marion D. Shutter read the service. Dur
ing the speaking of the VOWS Miss Lois
Morse played the Bridal Chorus" Mr..
Adams gave away the bride.
The brides gown was white crepe du
chine over white silk. 1t was fashioned
with trained skirt, the tucked ruff1e being
headed with embroidery. The waist was
Shjrrn6 ha
pearls. She carried bride roses and wore
a handsome pearl sunburst, gift of the
bridegroom. Her going away dress was
| of black and white, with hat to match.
Miss MsAlister wore gown Of green silk
| null, trined with Irish point lace. She
carried a cluster Of white carnations. .
| The floral decorations formed beautiful
setting for the exquisite gowns of the
bridal party. Bride roses with smilax and
| ferns were artistically arranged in the
parlor. The library was a bower Of pink
| blossoms. Miss Ethel Palmer presided at
| a table decked with pink carna tons and
| roses Candelabra and red tapers aided
| in the color scheme Of the dining room,
| which was in red. Misses Ray Newman,
Alice Sprague and Ruth Morse, near
| friends of the bride, served in the dining
room.
After an informal reception to fifty rel
| atiVes Mr.. and Mrs. COnkey left for a trip
in the east. They will be at home after
| Nov. 1 at 2014 Third avenue s..
Both young people have been much en-
tertained. Monday evening Mrs. William
| Sherman Beard entertained for them at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shattuck. Cards
| were played, after which a chatting dish
supper was served. The Misses Morse en-
tertained for the bride Friday afternoon
| at their home in Cordova flats Eight
young women spent the afternoon pleas
antly in geogra phical guessing.
The marriage of Miss Edith Henrietta
Poehler and DR.. Thomas Spence took place
| last evening at the home Of the BRIDE
mother, 70 Highland avenue. The cere-
mony was at 7 o'clock, and Rev. John
Dallam officiated. -
Mrs. Oscar Smell presided at the piano,
and with mandolin orchestra gave 1.-THE
Evening STAR and 1.-THE Pilgrim
| Chorus" from "Tannhauser" Just before
the service. During the exchange of vows
| Albert Poehler played a violin obligato
with the accompaniment of the piano of
The Angels Serenade." The orchestra
played also during the reception
| The bride wore an exquisite gown of
white silk null over white silk. Both bod
ice ana skirt had all over lace yokes. Her
| flowers were American Beauties The
| brides sister, Miss Ella Poehler, was the
maid OF honor, She was gowned in pink
| Silk null over white silk, and CARRIED
| bridesmaid roses. - -
| Little Harold Dodge and Marion Pike
stretched the white ribbons, and Amelia
Dodge LIE sueur. scattered sweet peas in
the orldes path to the altar viii
Spence, Chicago, was best man, and the
ushers We're G. Winston, Crookston, and
Will Poehler . "-ls
large assembly Of guests Witnessed the
ceremony. Among these from out of town
were DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Dodge, LIE sueur:
M Mr; ana MRS: Henry Poehler, Los Angeles
Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WEIGH. Mr. ana
Mrs; A. A: Poehler, Mr. and Mrs. August
Poehler; Henderson,; Mr.. and Mrs. Rova1
Chute Crookston; Theodore Poehler. law.
renee, Kan; Mark Liverman, Grand
FORKS, N. D. Miss Grace Spence, Chicago.
Fred Patterson and Mrs. Frank Roaars
st. Paul. ''osefs'
During the reception frappe was served
DN MIS-. frank Rogers, and the Misses Maj
Ihayer Grace Spence and Sue Sa1fsb1,r,,
c Dr ana Mrs. Spence will reside n
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL, :
Mrs. Preston King is visiting in the east. E