The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-17
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A group Of Minneapolis people went to
st. Paul last evening to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Rose Wilhelmina Nabersberg.
and Robert Edwin Olds. which was.
solemnized at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. DR.. and Mrs J.. w. Nabersberg,
on the Dodd road. Palms and white
asters formed the improvised altar and
the mantels were banked with, ferns:
and pink roses. The. color scheme.
throughout WAS pink and white and no.
other colors were used, Miss Shirley
Morgan played rhe wedding march and,
Miss Gertrude Hale Of Minneapolis sang:
just before the bride entered The brides
maids were Miss Florence Powell of Min
neapolis, Misses Alice Officer; Margaret
Castle and Bertha Nabersberg. They
wore pink gowns and carried shower
bouquets of pink roses. Mrs. Dever Smith
Byard of New York was her sisters
matron or honor and Wore white point d
esprit and carried pink roses. The BRIDES
gown was Of white crepe de chine: over
taffeta. She woresa tulle veil and carried
American Beauty roses. Master Manley
Rlackington of Chicago was best man.
The. service was read by Rev. Henry
White Of Duluth. j. II &FE E} H..
At the" reception which followed the
young women in the dining room were
members of the brides fraternity, Kappa.
Kappa Gamma. and those from Mime
apolis We're Mrs. George Head, Misses
Olds will make their home in St. Paul. e
The wedding Of Mrs. Helen Gregory
Flesher and James, H. McGill of Var
couver, B. c., took place yesterday after
noon in Christ church, st. Paul. Rev. G..
Herbert Shut read the service and the
bride was given In marriage by S. r.
Fullerton. George Luxton was best man
and the other attendants were Mrs.
Flesher's two little sons, Eric and Fred
eric. An Informal supper was served to
small group Of guests at the home of
the bride on Selby avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGill went to Toronto on their wedding
trip. They will return to st. Paul in two
weeks for a short visit before going to
their new home in Vancouver (
Invitations have beer received in tie
/ city for the marriage Of Miss Maude Cert
rude Freeman and ~Adolph, Heine, which
will take place at the home OF the BRIDES
father, George W. Freeman, 505 Summit
avenue, st. Paul, Tuesday evening. Sept.
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The Lawrence-Levering bridal party
was entertained at q box party at the
BiJor theater Saturday evening by Harry
Squyers. After the play there was a sup
per at the Commercial Club. \
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| Mrs. F. r. Richards gave a. progressive
ping pong party Monday evening for Miss
| Cleo Fridhiem.
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| Miss Lillian G. Papst and Joseph p. Sui
| Ivan were married Monday evening at the
| hdme Of the bride parents, Mr.: and Mrs
| Archibald Papst, on e Eighteenth street
| Palms, smilax and white asters edecked
| the rooms The, attendants were: LITTLE
Dorothy Timons Of Glencoe and Dolly
+ Papst, flower girls. The bride wore white
point desprit over white silk and CARRIED
| bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs; Sullivan Went
| east on their wedding trip and they VIII
| be at home after Nov. l in the Cumber-
| land flats. 49, s.. :: :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gearty celebrated the
flftieth~ anniversary Of their arrival In the
state yesterday at the old homestead In
Robbinsdale, which they have occupied
since Oct. 16, 1852. They came from Chic
opee Falls. Mass in company with Mi
and Mrs. William c. Jones, Mr.. Geart,
| filed on 160 acres Of land on his arriva
and still. owns sagr portion Of his origlna
| claim. Mr. and Mrs. Gearty have eight
| children. ~-.. 80.