The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-31
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The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Russell
aud John Charles Gage of Minneapolis took
place In Grace Episcopal church, jamestown.
! N. D., yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Charles D. Andrews of Christ's church, as
| sisted by Rev. D. H. Clarkson OF jamestown,
read the service.
The church was beautifully decorated
Each of the arched windows held a large bowl
OF pink and white sweet peas framed in a
mass of green vines. Ropes of the vines were
festooned around the chancel arch and the
altar was tangle of pink roses. sweet peas
and smilax. s}r. -f-s. <
Mrs. Richard Shattuck Of Fargo was at the
organ and as the notes Of the Mendelssohn
wedding march sounded the bridal party, led
by the ushers Guy l.. Wallace, John d.
Frame and Addison Leech Of Fargo and
Chauncey Langdon of Hannaford, N. D., en-
tered the chapel. The bridesmaids, Miss Euia
Glaspell of jamestown and Miss Gertrude
Gage Of Minneapolis followed. Then came
Mrs. Dwight L. Donnelly and Mrs. Herbert
G. Proctor of Jamestown. Mrs. Edmond A.
Hughes of Fargo was matron of honor. The
bride entered on the arm Of her father, E. G.
Russell. The bridal party was met at the
altar by the bridegroom and the best man,
William Edgar Fisher Of Fargo
The bethothal service was said at the chan
Gel steps by Mr. Clarkson, after which the
OF honor and the best man, advanced to the
altar rail, where Dr. Andrews read the mar
riage service. AT the conclusion Mr.. Clark
son presented the bride with the prayer book
which had been rsed The Lohengrin we'd
ding march was played for the occasional
and the bridal party drove to the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. u
Russell, where a reception was given for the
out of town guests and a few intimate friends
OF the bride.
The brides gown was simply and beauti-
fully fashioned Of ivory crepe de chine, hand
embroidered and trimmed with exquisite lace
Her veil was caught by a handsome diamond
and pearl sunburst. the gift of the bride
groom, and she carried q shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley Her going-away gown
was of blue canvas over green silk with hat
to match The bridesmaids and matrons were
daintily gowned in white over pink slips and
carried shower bouquets OF white sweet peas
and wore picture hats, the gift OF the bride
Mrs, Hughes gown, the gift of the bride, was
OF pale green pine apple cloth over white and
she carried pond lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs Gage left on the o'clock
train for their future home in Minneapolis.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Cage Miss Gertrude Gage, Joseph
Gage, Minneapolis; B. D. Russell, Darlington;
Chauncey Langdon, HannafOrd, N. D.. Mrs.
Edna B. Stockhouse, Mrs. Chauncey E.
Wheeler, Mrs R. A. Shattuck, Mrs. E. A.
Hughes, Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, w. E.
Fisher, John D. Frame, Guy L. Wallace. Ad
olson Leech, Ernest r. Orchard, Fargo; Mrs.
A. P. Peake, Valley City.
The bride IS a daughter Of E. G. Russell
of jamestown, and granddaughter of B. S.
RUSSELL prominent real estate man. She is
one of the favorites in Jamestown society and
Is beautiful and accomplished young wom-
An. The bridegroom is son Of J. E.. Gage,
q prominent grain man of Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Seward
Markham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Markham, and Herman Edward Chrss, was
quietly solemnzed last evening at the home
of the brides parents, 4079 Washington ave-
nue. N.
Minneapolis people will be interested in the
marriage Of Miss Mabel Catherine Cross
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cross,
and John William Ogren, which took place
last evening in St. Paurs Episcopal church,
Hudson, Wis. Miss Gross attended the uni
yersity for several years, and Mr. Ogren
resided in Minneapolis until recently, when
he went to Grand Forks, N. D. The service
was followed by a reception at the home Of
Mrs L. E. Williams.
Miss Melvina Clarke and Alva Tooker Of
ASinn eapolis were married yesterday at tho
tTide's home in Faribault. Rev. E. Monge
read the service. -,
A group of Minneapolis people went to st.
Paul yesterday afternoon to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Mabel Eleanor .McGlellon and
Alexander S. Hill, which took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnttger.
Rev. B. r. Wiener read the service. Miss
June Annis of Columbus, Wis, was made Of
honor and Miss Ethel Bronson of Mime
apolis was bridesmaid. The bridegroom was
attended by Arthur Hill and H. B. Annis Of
Columbus. Harold Boos and Ralph Boos
both OF Minneapolis, acted as ring bearers
and page. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boos of this
city assisted at the reception which followed
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill left for the
Pacific coast on the evening train.
Mrs Olive ]. Deming and Arthur Ogg were
married Tuesday evening at 1874 Fifteenth
street. Both the bride and bridegroom have
been prominent in w. c. T. U. and l. o. G.
T. work.
Mrs. N. F. Wyman Of 1888 Dupont avenue s
announces the engagement of her daughter,
Maud, to J. j. Pelton. The wedding Will take
place early next month.
Kenneth Hopkins is entertaining jolly
house party Of Faribault young people at his
home, Is Thirteenth street S. The guests
are Misses Helen and Eloise Rogers, Jean
Hutchinson and Master Harry Hutchinson.
The young people have been enjoying all
sorts Of summer diversions and last even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Hopkins chaperoned
them at the concert at Lake Harriet.
Mrs. Hopkins and her son will leave Tues
day for California. Mrs. Hopkins will re-
turn in about three weeks, but Master Harry
will enter Belmont school, near San Fran
cisco. for year. Belmont is a preparatory
school for Leland Stanford university.
Mrs. Harris Liverman and Mrs. Godfrey
Rosenquist gave a hosiery shower yesterday
afternoon at their home, 10S Fourth street
Sc, for Miss Lillian Wagner, a bride of next
week. Nasturtiums and golden glow furnished
brilliant decoration through the rooms. The
eighteen guests were entertained with music
end games and light refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. johnson of 1886 Irving
avenue gave chatting dish supper Tues
day evening for Miss Edna MCGUIRE of St.
GATHERINGS, Ont. Miss MCGUIRE will leave for
her home Monday. ....f, ..- r.
Miss Dora st. Cyr, assisted by her sister,
Miss Ella st. Cyr, entertained a group OF
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