The Minneapolis journal., 1902-11-20
showed a pretty vista Of foliage and

| Miss Kate Thayer was at the piano and
played the 'Lohengrin" bridal chorus as
Misses Florence Mitchell and Helen Col
clazer stretched the white satin ribbons
to the improvised altar of palms and
! ferns. Both were in white. The brides
only attendant was Miss Mabel Hunt, the
.brIdcgrOOms niece She wore an i'm
por2ed gown of white mousseline and
carried shower bouquet of ferns tied
with white ribbons. The brides gown was
Of white crepe de chine trimmed with
panne velvet and rose point lace The
| seams Of the skirt were pipped with vel
vet and the founce was Shirred. The
bodice lad a lace yoke. The veil was
Caught with sunburst Of diamonds and
| bride roses and maidenhalr ferns formed
the bouquet. Charles G. Elsroad was
best nla':.
After the service there was an informal
receDtion and the bridal couple were as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Root. Mrs. Elsroad and Mr.. and Mrs.
Char w. Coe. Assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. George H. Root, Misses
Helen Co-clazer, Florence Mitchell and
t1 Ed'a Roberts. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Goodridge of New
York. DR.. Lynn Crawford of Cedar Rap
IDS. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Myers, Mr.
ana Mrs. j. B. Spalding Of Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Coe left on the evening
tralc Tor the east and they will be at
nome after Jan. 1 at 1913 Eleventh street
$. Tho BRIDES travelling gown was of
| plae Gloe!lne with hat and coat to match
! Inc Wedding of Miss Alice May Flower.
daughter OF Mrs. Alice Flower, and Eu-
gene 1:ean Of Saltwater, took place last
evening at the home of the bride. S17
Fourth avenue S. Smilax and pink car
NATIONS were arranged through the rooms
ana canopy of the green and pink was
fha
o'o4:'s' room basket Of pink carnations
was on the table and the lights were
s:l1oed IN pink. Miss Leliah Stevens
paved the wedding march and Hal Ste
Eehs sang 20 Promise Me-" Miss Jennie
r%"er ,, was maid Of homer and wore white
s,N ain,, anu carried shower bouquet of
PINK roses. The brides gown was Of
"hite crepe de chine and she carried
whlte roses. She was given in marriage
oS her mother who wore black creme de
chlne. Or. w. Bacon Of Milaca. was hest
man. The service was read by the hride's
' uucle' fev. J. FL Tfbbetts Of Janesville
WIS., and was followed by q weddtn,
supper. Covers were laid for s,x+y r,S ans
among the guests were Messrs and
m Wines. ": n. Bean, H. A. Lehmicke
riarry Batchelder, Saltwater; Mrs. F1or,
encs Mcfheters. Miss McPheters. wfllian,
ilceheter Of Holton, Wis.
MI ana Mrs. Bean left for California
| ho,,a ti'e WINTER. They will be at
nome after April IS at Miaca 49,
Beans going away gown was ~ ,s t1,sc
2loehne trimmed with broa dclotb haaas
ard the hat matched. '"'ios
lie s "euuihs that will interest Minneapo-
ps peoP,e took place yesterday in ST
hplscoPal church in Wexford r
=, ~nel MISS Louise Gregory and Alhee I
Ladd OF Minneapolis were married n1;..
anna burlington Of Providence was ths
Lnalu OF honor and Charles Hull of Anhur,
"as oest man. Rev. F. G. Cole reod +he
service IN the presence of a largo proun ~
guests. s1oup OF
Inc marriage Of Miss Jean Raw water-
n;.,,,o w. MHlhneapolls, and Lieutenant Oscar
Dioole duncan, United States navy took
pace Yesterday in the Central Presbv-
ter1an church in New York Rev. wilton
Merle Smith read the service and tho
Drlde was given in marriage hv her
ofother-1n-law, Stillman Witt Eells.. The
usners were all naval officers, classmates
or the Bridegroom at Annanolis ~
service was followed by reception at The
Hotel Wellington, the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Eells. 1A oi'u
MISS Illlle Johnson and James T.
foucher were married yesterday at,the
nome or the officiating, minister, Rev: ~
.: Montgomery' The bride was attended
by her sisters and Jay c., Po,cher 1,as
best man. The service was followed nv,
dinner at the Nicollet hotel. Mr.. and Mrs
Poucher will be at home at 342S Columbus
avenue after Dec l.
Miss Gertrude Hill, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. James j. Hill of st. Paul, was form
ally introduced yesterday afternoon at a
musical given by Mrs. Hill at her home
on summit avenue. Mrs. IJill and the
debutante and the Misses, Hill received
and the program was given in the white
draW1ng-room Palms, ferns. and foliage
were used for decoration. EVERYTHING
was in green and no flowers were used,
The program was given by Lewis Shave
Miss Katherine Gordon and George H
Fairclough. Miss Hill was educated in
New York, where she finished a post
graduate course in June, She cares little
for society and will devote herself ia
music and literature.
Mrs. r. E. Van Nest and Mrs. J. H. Van
] Nest gave a luncheon of twenty covers
yesterday for Mrs. J. H. Van Nests
mother, Mrs. e. F. Sprague, who has re-
turned after an absence Of several weeks
Yellow and white chrysanthemums decor
. ated the rooms. Cards were played in the
afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stevenson Of 3S24
Stevens avenue, celebrated their china
wedding Tuesday evening by entertaining
forty guests Games and music were the
! amusement and refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson received many
handsome gifts.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Ring have gone to Lot
Angeles CAL, to spend the winter
DR.. Poehler has recovered from his recent at
tack Of appendicitis and is about again.
Mrs. F. F. Fletcher and Mrs. and Mrs. Georg,
Bradley have gone to California for the win
" ter.
The Buen TEMPO Club will meet with Mrs. G
F. Hall, 334S Third avenue s, tomorrow eve