The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
- T1wards Smith. Wallace McCol-
{, Samuel Findley, George Bausman and

MIMI, Jun ~ X LII. lJUl
ers ~ T.war1is Smith Wallace McCol-
ck. Samuel Findley. George Bausman and
W.. sE-.. 4o.l lrr,.~ its II l..l AS OF
pink silk null and carrying baskets Of white
marguerites. preceded the bride. They were
| Jeanette Weleh,, Marguerite Coppage, Lll-
| liam Ritchie and Gertrude Swnburn Little
| Kenneth Dickinson, in white suit. carried
| the ring on satin cushion.
Miss Frances Humphrey was the maid of
| honor and wore white Paris muslin over
white taffeta trimmed with lace applique. and
| her flowers were pink peonies. The brides
| gown of white MORE antique, made
| princess, with full court train. The bodice
was trimmed with rose point lace and from
! the shoulders hung court manteI of tulle.
| Her veil was Of tulle, fastened with an al
| grette of lilies of the valley and the bridal
bouquet was of the same flowers. with ferns.
The bridegroom and his best man, Bertram
G. Dickinson, met the bride at the chancel
! steps the vested choir sang the "Lohen-
grin" bridal chorus and 20, Perfect Love. .
! during the betrothal service. Rev. Irving P.
| Johnson read the service @1f -,-ga
| A reception was given for the bridal couple
| at the Dickinson residence on Ninth street
| S. from 9 until II o'clock. Receiving with
! Mr.. aud Mrs. Humphrey were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dickinson and Dr. and Mrs. Humphrey. As
| sistins through the rooms were Mines. George
| x. Shaw. Heck McC. Merriam, l. n. Edmunds
! and Wlford c. Nye. Miss Dickinson wore
| nelotrope crepe de chine, fashioned with
duchess lace, and Mrs. Humphrey was in
! black six grenadine. Miss Zpra Richie
| served punch. The rooms were elaborate
| decorated with palms, ferns and peonies, car
| rying out a color scheme of pink and green.
| A string orchestra played the guests came
| and went IL -, = H.: =
| Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey will be at home
after Aug. in the Laurel fats. .
| Friday evening Miss Humphrey gave the
| bridal dinner. The souvenirs were given to
| the members of the bridal party. The maid
of honor received coronation purse, two
OF the flower girls, turquoise n1atrix rings
the rlng-bearer and other little girls blue
enameled pins, and the ushers and best man
scarfpns set with Mississippi pearls.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Robinson, when Mrs. -Adeline r. Barber
and Charles Morse were married Rev. Marion
ID. shutter read the service, which was wit
| messed by only the immediate relatives. Mr.
Morse and his bride left for an eastern trip
and they will be at home at 619 Ninth street
after Sept. a. ~ l& =
The wedding of Miss Eva Gertrude Latson
and George Thomas Mccullough took place
at the home of the brides uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Pindell,s on Aldrich ave-
nue. S, last evening. Oak leaves and pine
boughs made bower for the bridal party
~ - rr~"- We're u~ed through the rooms
with carnations in tho dining room. Only
rei.tiVes We're pre.,vnt at the
service. which was read by Rev. Stanley Rob
erts Miss Louise Patthey played the bridal
music. Miss Bertha Pindel was maid Of
honor. Her gown of white Persian lawn
and she carried pink carnations. The bride
entered with her uncle. She wore cream
silk null with trimmings of ribbon and lace
and her flowers were bride roses. J. J. John
ston was best man .
The service was followed by reception
from until II o'clock, for which 15O guests
were invited. Those from out of town were
Mrs Amelia Young Salt Lake City; Mrs j.
FOLSOM, San Antonio, Tex; Mrs. George A.
more, Cloquet. Mines. ]. P. Cassidy and
Amelia Young assisted in receiving. In the
d1ning-room Mines. A. B. Kilbourne and Cres-
we'll presided. and they were assisted by the
Misses Mae kilbourne. Grace Higgins, Lottie
Baker and Emma Cedarqust
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough will be at home
after July at SO St. Peter street, St. Paul.
About 100 guests gathered at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Easthagen, on Chicago
avenue, last evening, to witness the marriage
OF Miss Florence Della Smithel daughter of
Charles A. Smithel, and Edward e. Eastba-
gen. A bank OF palms was arranged In the
paror, which was hung with white and fes-
tooned with garlands of smilax The second
parlor was in yellow and the dinine-rooma in
pink and green Charles Esler violin1st and
MISS francesca En- gstron1, pianist. played the
wedding marches. little Edwin Eisler car
ried the ring and Alice Ross held the rib.
hons. Miss Minnie Margaret Easthagen was
maid OF honor and wore Nile green silk pima
WI ~
lace and gauze ribbon, and she carried as
paragus ferns. The brides gown was of white
| SILK pima cloth. The founced skirt had a
lace yoke. and liberty silk outlined the yoke of
the bodice and fell in long ends to the hem
OF the skirt She wore veil and her flowers
we're bride roses. Fhe material for the: two
gowns was sent from Manila by the bride
groom S brother. Rev. C. F. Swift read the
service and Oliver Winston was best man.
The service was followed BY reception,
and the Misses Hazel Ramsdell, Pearl Gordon
and Nellie Larson assisted in the dining
room Mr.. and Mrs. Easthagen left for an
eastern trip and they will be at home after
July Is at 2423 Chicago avenue. :.
that OF Miss Matte L.. Elwell and, William
A Noyes, which took, place at the home of
the brides brother, George H. Elwell. on
Seventh street Sc Rev. T., Robert Elwell Of
Stoughton,- Wis, the brides brother, read the
service, and Mrs. Zellah Sanders Elwe,l
played the music. The wedding march was
composed by Mrs. Elwell for. the occasion
Miss Edna Petit sang the wedding hymn and
Truman f. Kicker furnished other music
There were four little flower girls, Mary. and
| Susie Elwell, Margaret Spalding and Emily
| Clark. Mr.. Moves and his bride will go to
| Europe on their wedding trip and will be at
| home after Oct at Terre Haute, Ind, where
Mr.. Noyes is professor Of chemistry In Rose
| Polytechnic institute The bride has been a.
| teacher in the East high school and in the
| Minneapolis academy. r.. ..s ,s--.. ~ -
| A large group of Minneapolis people at
tended the wedding of Miss Mayme Bagley
| and John Horace Ball, which was solemnized
| last evening at the home of the brides par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Frederick Bagley,