The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-21
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The marriage of Miss Nellie Margaret
McCouom, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
"A. McCollom, to Alfred Rollo, was SOL
amnized last evening in a very quiet fash
Ion at the residence of the brides par
ents, 1913 Hawthorn ay. The appointments
were charming in their simplicity and
the atmosphere of cordial friendship sup
piled by the small company Of the brides
closest associates made the occasion
peculiarly happy and auspicious one.
The marriage vows were read at
o'clock by the brides uncle, President
James Strong OF Carleton college, North
field. Miss Dillingham; at the piano played
the wedding marches before and after
the ceremony. The brides only attend
ant was her sister, Miss Millicent McCol-
lom, who is also to be a bride within
q fortnight. The bride wore gown OF
soft clinging crepe de chine with bands
and Bertha of duchess lace and carried
a shower bouquet OF white roses and
ferns. The maid of honor also wore her
and Bertha of duchesse lace and carried
ON armful o. pink asterS. Charles Loper
OF Chicago served the bridegroom as best
man.
The house decorations were asparagus
pIumes festooning the chandeliers, doors
and windows. and pink and white asters
and lilies in the reception room. The
;nantel was banked with glossy palms and
dark effects Of the library and in the
dining-room graceful basket Of deep
oerise asters and ferns hung from the
chandelier
The ceremony was followed by small
reception which was in the nature Of a
farewell to Miss McCollom as we'll as to
the bride and bridegroom, for her wedding
Is to take place in San Francisco and she
leaves next week for the west Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollo will spend the remainder OF
the summer and early fall in Connecticut
before going to New York 20 make their
home. Mrs. Rollos going-away gown
was OF French blue etam1ne with hat to
match.
Another pretty home wedding was SOL
emnzed last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Morrison on Garfield avenue,
the contracting parties being their daugh-
ter, Rene Gertrude, and Leslie w. Turn
bull. The service was read by Rev. Will
lam Mckinley Of Winona. a relative Of
the bride. There were present about 100
guests.
Miss Mae Belle Thompson played the
Mendelssohn wedding maj ch as the bridal
party entered, and Mendelssohns Spring
Song during the ceremony. The bride
entered on the arm Of her father and the
ceremony took place before window
banked with palms. Miss Nellie Broom
French novelty material over pink silk,
trimmed with Irish point. Little Kath-
ryne Morrison, niece of the bride,
gowned in white organdie, carried the
ring satin pillow. The brides gown
was Of cream duchesse satin made with a
court train and trimmed with pearls, en-
broidered chiffon and Irish point lace.
She carried bride roses. Mrs. Morrison,
mother of the bride, wore dove gray en-
broidered mousseline de sole over yellow
silk, with medallions of Irish crochet lace.
In the parlors the decorations were
sword ferns, and deep pink asters, golden
rod, golden glow and daisies banked tho
mirror and twined the stair-rail in the
hall; pink sweet peas and ferns graced
the library, and in the room where the
gifts were displayed they were set of
with pink sweet peas and asters. In the
aining-room the center piece Of the table
= a tall basket of pink asters em-
bedded in maiden hair ferns. The guests
were served by Misses Byrdie Pindell,
Lillian Broom and Mae Belle Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnbull have gone east
on wedding trip. They will spend Sep
tember in Minneapolis, going to Grand
Forks Oct. 1 to make their home. The
brides gong-away gown was of blue
French Sicilian cloth with white ap-
plique.
The out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weed, Milwaukee,; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Turnbull Of Hastings, parents Of the
bridegroom; Mrs. 1. C. Loomis, La Crosse;
George S. Thurber, Chicago; Miss Mae
Belle Thompson, New Lisbon, Wis; Geo.