The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
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i Munns, daughter of Mrs. Christine "A. Munns,
and Charles William Holmes Of St. Paul was
solemnized last evening In Holy Trinity
| church. The altar was banked with roses
| and palms The ushers were Burton
Twitchell Edward Wizard, Alfred G. White
| and Arthur Wallace, and as the guests ar
i rived Mrs Charles Thomes played a, pro-
| gram. OF appropriate, numbers. The brides
maids were Miss Blanche Holmes Of ST. Paul
and Miss May Wallace and Miss Gertrude
Munns was maid Of honor. They were gowned
\ alike in white null with sashes of pink lib
erty silk and they carried pink carnations
Il and maidenhairg ferns. The bride entered
with her brother, DR.. Ernest Munns. She
wore white crepe brillante made with tucks
and trimmed with Irish crochet lace ap-
i pliqued. Her veil was of Brussels net and
she carried white prayer book with a white
rose marking the place Of the marriage sery-
ice. The bridegroom and his best man. sgd
ney2 Holmes, met the bride at the chancel
steps. The service was read by the BRIDE
| grooms father, Rev Charles, Holmes, as
sisted by Bishop EdsaH and Rev s.. B..
Purves. 80 s.s.
i Aareceptton followed at the home. OF Mrs.
Munns, 5l9 Eleventh avenue Sc. White
peonies and palms were in the parlor and the
second room was in red with carnations and
ferns. The bridal couple were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Munns, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Charles Holmes and Mrs R., L.. Munns. Miss
flQronCo %tWllCe OF Cdudud Eplo-
sided in the dining room, and was assisted
by Misses Amy Cook, Maude Derrick ara
Sophie Robertson. The guests from out: of
| town were Mr. and Mrs. George, Miss Waller
of Rochester, Wis, and Rev. Luke Holmes of
Sussex, Wis.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes went to White Bear
Lake for the summer and they will be at
home in ST. Paul after Sept. l.
The home OF w. H. Hastings, 7SO E Six
} teenth street, was the scene of a quiet we'd
ding last evening when Miss Jessie Hastings
and Harry c.. Welcome were married: About
thirty guests witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. j. B.: Helwig. There were
y no attendants. The bride. wore white silk
null trimmed with point lace applique and
J carried white peonies Mr.. and Mrs. Well
come left for Rippon, Wis, for a visit, after
; which they will go to Green Bay, Wis, for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Armstrong have issued
I invitations for the wedding of their sister,
4 Miss Agnes Rich. and Allen Roger Benham,
} which will take place in Merriam Park,
Il Wednesday evening, July 9. '
! Mrs. James T.. Morris will entertain from
!, II to u o'clock tomorrow morning at her
y apartments in the Loring for Mrs. Frederick
.Washbnrn., t,.s~ = a. ..
One of the weddings of yesterday was that
Of Miss Anna H. Brunsmann and Charles Fl.
Anderson. which took place at the home Of
Rev J. s.. Montgomery. !
The wedding of Miss Ellen Fosket and Carl
Chindbloom took place last evening at the
home Of the BRIDE 514 Tenth avenue S..
About twenty guests witnessed the service
which was read by Rev. J. S. Montgomery.
Miss Jennie B. Bay, Of Chillicothe, Ohio,
and Girard C.. Varnum were married yester-
day afternoon at the home of Rev ]. s. Mont
Fl gomery., -- .-.. III, * f.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Shepley and
John M. Fellows, both Of Minneapolis, took
! place at high noon Wednesday at the homo
Of the brides grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Il D. Weaver, in Dodge Center. small group
of relatives witnessed the service. The bride
wore white batiste over pale blue taffeta and
| carried June roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows
;, will be at home after July Is at 812 e Fiji
4 teenth street: 80, u: =
! Miss Anna Field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
4 F. N. Field, of Fergus Falls, Minneapolis
i teacher, and Olaf A. Fetvedt, OF Carlisle, were
married Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Winnie NJ. Daily and Bersden Q.
Thoen were married Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
j. S: Montgomery. -'..,
Miss Mary Robinson and Richard A.
zieneg, both Of Minneapolis, were married
! Tuesday at the home Of the officiating minis
| ter Rev. D. L. Raderi in st. Paul. Z
Mrs. Dan Wheeler gave a rose social yes
terday afternoon at her home, 223 w Thirty
ninth street, In honor of her niece, Miss
l ,S.,sN VI Ty;1t h.o,1y S5e
guests were Miss Dorothy Drew, Of ~Winni-
peg Can, Mrs. Schuneman, Grand Forks,
| Mimi, and Miss Rocksen, of Spokane Wash
} The afternoon was pleasantly spent with mu-
sic and games and a light luncheon was
served. - : t.-+
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cowing enter
tained at cards Wednesday evening in honor
Of Mrs. George William Ewers and Mrs John
q I,arkin Ward, of Keokuk, Iowa. The rooms
| were decked with roses and ferns Mrs
Cowing was assisted by Mrs. f. V. Marsh
and Mrs. John Elliott presided at the punch
bowl. Progressive cinch was played and
prizes were won by Mines. Emma g. Havl-
land, G. Allen, Miss Marilla harrington, G.
w. Rawitzer, c. T. Green and Mr.. Mills
The guests were Messrs. and Mines. Foote
3. v. Marsh, Thomas M. Waddick Archi-
bald, G. Allen, John Elliott, Mills c. N Raw
itzer, Outhout, G. T. Greene, S. L. Haywood
| Wei6man, J. w. ScnlenkeI, MISSES AIIud
welo, Edna Cowing, Sylvia Mattison. Mae
Cole, Bessie Murphy. Marilla Harrington
: Messrs. S. B. Mattison, ". A. Elliott, Smith
Porter, J. F. Beck, Joseph Cowing,. ]. j.
Stafford and Peter Keith.
Monday evening Rev. W. A. Wilkinson, o
1922 Stevens avenue, was pleasantly surprised
| hy. sixty friends in honor of the sixty-fourtE
!, anniversary of his birthday. Julian Swim
; delle, in behalf Of the guests, presented MT
:, Wilkinson with handsome umbrella. The
, choir Of the Thirty eighth street sCongrega-
l. tional church gave a musical program and
Tight refreshments were served.
5 A pretty June wedding took place yesterday
at high noon at the residence of Cotton Whit
l. comb in the Kinnikinick valley, six miles
from River Falls. Wis, when Miss Evna
Grace Whitcomb and Edward T. Morley, bott
n of Minneapolis, were married. The bride
the daughter of Mrs. L. P. Whitcomb4 Of
i 1905 Clinton avenue, and has been a teacher
I'm the public schools. The bridegroom II
+ the son. OF Rev John H. Morley. president
! Of Fargo college. -.
! The house was transformed into bower
for, Honr1affS