The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-16
THURSDAY EVENING,

tlelssohn march was played at the close OF
the service. Miss Matilda Bruins was the
maid Of honor. She wore Dlue satln
foulard and a. big black picture nat.
white chiffon boa and white chrysantne-
NUNS completed her costume. Inc pride
entered with her father she wore het
travelling gown Of green. Gamers halr,
trimmed with laceS and velvet. der nat
was of. gray velvet and her boa OF gray
ostrich feathers. She carried bride roses.
George Baston was best man.
A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Butterfleld on Ninth street followed the
service. The apartments were decorated
with a. prfusion Of pink roses and smilax.
About 100 guests were entertained and
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterfeld received with the
bridal couple. Mrs. Butterf1eld wore an
embroidered blue organdie trimmed with
lace and ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs harrington will leave on
the evening train for the east. They VIII
be at home after Nov. Is at ~ I"el1th
street N.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Butterheld
entertained the bridal party at dlnnef.
Roses and pink tapers decked the table
and the name cards were PINK paper
dolls. The bride gave her maid OF honor
a gold locket and chain as souvenir ana
Nv Earrinpton rave his best man gold
1inl. cuff buttons and his ushers gold scarf
pins.
Miss Lillian Merry May, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. May, and John FRANCIS she
ran were married last evening IN ST:
Stephens church. The affair was pahAe q
with autumn leaves and the chanoel rail-
was festooned with leaves and vines. MISS
Lulu Houle was at the organ and MISS
Mabel Augustine played the violin. Inc
"Lohengrin' bridal chorus was used fo1
the professional, the Mendelssohn Weddlne
march as the bridal party LETT the cnurch
and during the reading OF the service py
Rev. Patrick Danehy Miss Wayne court
ney sang 20. Promise Me-
The ushers were George Mclaughlin. D
Sullivan, owen McElmeel, Edward Toohy
The best man was Daniel O'Keefe
Little Ellen May and Grace Clements, II
frocks of white with green ribbons, anc
carrying white chrysanthemums, led tnt
bridal procession. The maid Of honor was
Miss Frances Hansmeyer OF Long Frairle
| who wore nile green SILK grenad1nf
trimmed with lace and tucks and carried
cream roses The bride entered with he
IA ther, She wore white batiste over WHIT
silk Her gown was tucked ana trimmed
with lace medallions and the bodice hat
a. yoke Of Irish crochet lace. Her Hower
were white chrysanthemuns and ferns
The service was followed by a recep
tion at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. May OF
were In white and green and the brida
narty stood before a bank Of palms. MI
and Mrs. May received with them. MRS
Nav wore violet grenadine trimmed wit
black velvet. Frappe was served IN TN
library which was decorated with pam
and ferns and hung with American nags
Misses Ella Hanson and Florence Moor
presided at the table. In the dinlng-roo1
white flowers, green tapers and vines mad
the table beautiful. Misses Mabel NC
Donald, Mary Castor May Chestnut, Till
Rognas, Mabel McWillians, Ethel Grown
Alice DAILY and Edith Klein assisted l
serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheran left for weddin
trip and they will be at home after NO
: 1 at sol Fifteenth avenue Sc. The bride
travelling gown was OF req cloth Will
! hat of red and black.
Among the guests at the wedding wei
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sheran, parents OF TT
bridegroom; Miss Mary Sheran, Vivian
: Mrs. Walter Sanders, Mankato.
The wedding of Miss Ariel 3. Small ar
Harry S. Swenson took place last ev
: ming at the home of the brides mothe
Mrs Martha Small, on First avenue
3 The parlors were decorated with swo
ferns, palms and white carnations. Ros
\ were on the table in the dining-roo
and with ferns banked the sideboard. MI
y Henry Mead was at the piano and play
the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus as pr
3 cessional. Miss Anna Swenson was ma
. of honor and wore white silk trimmed WI
Irish crochet lace. The brides gown W
q Of white princess crepe over taffe
trimmed with Met hin lace medallion
T. Frank Weber was best man and tho se1
Ice was read by Rev. Charles F. Davis
y the presence Of a. small group of relative
" After g. wedding supper Mr.. and M
Il Small left for an. eastern trip. They Will
'. at home after Nov. Is at 2421 Dupont aV
II nue. 8. The brides travelling gown was
Scotch cloth trimmed with blue velN
= and she wore hat Of white beaver.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
f q. Small and formerly lived in Excelsi
MINI. Mr.. Swenson is a member OF
n Theta Delta Chi fraternity.
j Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Perry of s.
Portland avenue were pleasantly surpris
y last evening, the occasion being the Il
anniversary Of their marriage. The roo
o, were bright with roses and carnatio
~ Cards and dancing were the amuseme1
~ and light supper was served. L
Ko guests, were Messrs. and Mesdames Fl
~ Benjamin, Tony Laird, Harry Neb
" though, Frank Moore, Charles Thomps
~ Misses Florence Shelton, Edna Mort