The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-15
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with palms through the church to carry out
a color scheme of white and green. The
ushers were Clarence Miller Of Duluth Paul
Adams. Fred Erb, Ralph Boardman and John
Marshall, and as the guests arrived Newton
Stuart played program or appropriate selec-
tons. The "Lohengrin" bridal chorus an
nounced the entrance of the bride and her
maids and as they came. down the aisle the
bridegroom and his Lest man, w. H. Adams,
came from the vestry. The bridesmaids,
Misses Leilah Clcugh and Florence Grahame,
wore pale green silk MULE trimmed with in
sertion and they carried clusters Of apple
blossoms. The maid of honor, Miss Lois
Tenant, was in white point d esprit, over a
slip of apple green taffeta, fashioned with
lace and insertions, and ,her flowers were
white carnations. The bride entered with her
father. She wore White chiffon over white
taffeta. Medallions of point lace with a trac-
cry Of white panne5yelvet trimmed the bodice
and skirt. Her flowers were white sweet peas
and the bridal veil was fastened with pearl
and diamond pin, the gift of the bridegroom
The service was read by Rev F. H. Cooper
and the intermezzo from ''Cavaliera Rustic
ana" was played as an Accompaniment Men
delssohn's wedding march was used as a re-
cessona 80 =: ~.
The service was followed BY IA small recep-
ton at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant on
Sixth street Sc. American Beauty roses
glewed in the parlcrs among the palms and
ferns, while the lights were shaded in the
American Beauty red. In the library were
fragrant sweet peas and white carnations,
while the dining room was brilliant with red
tulips and carnations. A basket OF tulips
with a great bow of satin ribbon on the
handle was in the center of the table.
The bridal couple were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant and Mr. and Mrs
Adams. Mrs. Tenants gown was of white
and black foulard trimmed with point lace,
and Mrs Adams wore black grenadine. The
young women Of the bridal party and Mrs.
Stella Mcintyre and Miss Clough assisted
through the rooms. The out-of town guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Winsor, Miss Ada
Tenant and David Tenant, Fergus Falls:
Mrs. Margaret Crib, Helen Crib, Milwau-
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tenant, Lake City;
F. j. Llewelyn, Chicago; Mrs. May Adams
Peckham of 5Boston.2a and Mrs. Donald Gray
Colp Of Fargo, ~, D. ~. J.. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left for Duluth on the
evening train and they will receive after June
80 at 1109 E Second street Mrs Adams
travelling gown was Of dark blue cloth.
The brides gifts to her maids were rings
and Mr.. Adams presented his best man with
a silver mounted cane and his ushers with
scarf pins. e~ = D." =.
A pretty wedding Of last evening was that of
Miss Florence Lee daughter of Mrs. NJ B.
Lee, and Rev. Benjamin Remington Weld of
Northwood, N. D. Mr.. Weld is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Weld and formerly
resided in the city. The service was read
in Highland Park Presbyterian church., which
was attractively decorated with palms to form
a green background for the bridal party. Miss
Edna A.. Gilkerson played the bridal music,
using the Lohengrin chorus for the process
sional and the Mendelssohn march as Mr.. and
Mrs: Weld left the church: The ushers were
Willard c., Weld, Thomas H.. Weld, James
fox = RI
John Porter Hall was best man. Miss Helen
Weld, the bridegroom's niece, was maid of
honor. She wore a gown Of white swiss
fashioned with tucks and insertion, over pink
and carried pink carnations. i The bride en-
tered with her brother, Fred Lee, who gave
her in marriage. Her gown was of white
crepe de chine and her flowers were bride
roses. The service was read by Rev. Paul
Slonaker in the presence of large group of
guests. A reception for the members of the
two families was held at the home of Mr..
Lee Ferns and vines, sent from California,
were used. in profusion through the rooms
with clusters of~whitas lowers. ,, The bridal
couple was assisted in receiving by the BRIDE
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weld, the
brides mother, Mrs. Lee, and her brother.
Mr., and Mrs., Weld left on the night train
for 7Northwood,, N. D., where they will re-
ceive after June Is. - Ef
y MISS CARA" M. hess ana JOln y. r. Mdltl-
amer, were quietly married last evening at
the home Of the officiating minister Rev.
c.. J. Tanner, 921 Chicago avenue. Miss Lena
Rucker was maid Of honor and Clarence
Malthaner acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Malthaner left for a trip, after which they
will be at home at 2641 Grand avenue. y :. u
A wedding that will bring bride to Min
neapolis was solemnized yesterday afternoon
OF of hYia do In xIhar
Mrs. Marie Dewey Grahame and Peter B.
Smith were married Only small group
| of guests witnessed the service, which was
read by Rev. DR.. Ballou. The bride wore a
gown Of gray crepe de chine, embroidered
| and finished with Irish: crochet lace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith went west on wedding trip and
| they will be at home after July 1 at LOG E
| Sixteenth street. -. ~. <r@:. j. r. &.
! The wedding Of Miss Alice Widener, daugh-
ter of A. l.. Widener, and Ernest NJ. Colwell
| will take place Wednesday afternoon, June
| II, at o'clock, at the home of the brides
! sister, Mrs. l.. J. Norris, 81 Lyndale avenue
! N Miss May Decker will be the maid OF
honor and Harold Colwell the best man
| The brides sister, Mrs. Christian Swensor
of Bristol, S. D., has arrived to remain until
after the wedding. -,
| Last evening Miss Decker gave a handker-
| chief shower at the home of Mrs. M. McCol,
| lon for Miss Widener.. The decorations were
/ in white and green and in the dining-roon
| the brides chair was marked with great
bow of white satin ribbon and a cluster Of
I white roses was at her place. Ferns ant
smilax were on. the, table Miss Widenel
was showered from parasol as she knelt II
| the center of ring of girls during game.
Miss Mae Louise bearing and Ira Eugene
Collins will be married Tuesday evening
| The service will be followed by a reception
| at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. John bearing, 1888 Polk street NE. Mis-
Oda Gatty will be bridesmaid and Alder
Christian will attend the bridegroom.
Miss Maude Ringrose and George J. viii
mot will be married June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. E. Adams announce, tn
| engagement of their daughter, Edna May
and Schuyler H. Conkey. !:
| The annual reception and exhibition Of tn
work of the students u1 the Minneapoh
School of Fine Arts will be held Saturda;
evening in the schoolrooms Of the publ
library building.
:, A dancing party will be given this evenin
in the Hotel Clinton.
The third annual banquet OF the alumni
members Of Eta Pi was held at the Nicolle
hotel Monday evening Frederick Steven
was POSTMASTER and the responses were b
R. Newhall, S. B. Byard, Fred Firmin an
Edward Ransom. Covers were laid for four
teen.
An interesting affair of last evening wa
the reception given by the Apollo club in tn