The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19
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bride roses. The bridal. music was
played. by William McPhail and Carl
Riedelsberger, and INCLUDED the 'Lohen-
grin. chorus, Godard,s "Berceuse" and
the Mendelssohn march At the informal
reception after the service, the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
c. w. Sanford of Faribault, Miss Winnie
B. Sanford OF ST. auls Mrs.. c. g. Sanford
and Mr.. and9 Mrs. Houlgate. Light re-
freshments were served. sg Only the imme-
diate@relatives and friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz went at once to their
new home, 407 East Seventeenth street.
Mr.. Franz is a welI-known musician and
is member Of DAMS orchestra.
wednesday, wedding was that Of Miss
Luella B. Thayer and Sinclair T. Trotman
which. took place in the seyening at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. F. l..
Thayer. Rev.>'T. M: sMacLean read the
service and the guests included a group Of
out OF town relatives Bride roses and
southern smilax furnished a charming
decoration and the lights were all shaded
in red. Miss Ethel fTrotman was maid Of
honor. Her gown was of French organdie
over white taffeta and her flowers were
bride roses. Frank Thayer was best man
and Miss Rose Trotman played the we'd
ding march. Mr.. Trotman and his bride
left yesterday morning for an eastern trip.
Miss Bessie Peterson and George E. Sci:
bert were married Wednesday evening at
the home Of the -bride's parents. 1904 E.
Lake street. Rev. Charles F. Davis read
the service in the presence of :125 guests.
Harry Libby played the wedding march
and gave Heart of the Rose as an ac-
compartment for the service. The bride
wore white silk null trimmed with valefl-
ciennes lace and carried bride roses. Miss
Nellie r. Mccall. maid of honor, wore silk
null and carried pink roses. = G. A. Pc
terson was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Sci
bert will be at home after Oct. at Thir-
ty-seventh street and :Minnehaha boule-
yard.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday was
that Of Miss May. Enetta Arneson and L.
H. Willgraf. which took place at the home
Of the officiating munster. Rev. J.. 8.
Montgomery = Miss Pearl Wilgraf was
maid OF honor and wore white over blue.
The bride was gowned in white crepe de
chine over taffeta. H. F. Reid was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs Wiltgraf will be at
home at 3041 Stevens avenue after Oct. g.
Miss Elizabeth Fahey and S. I. Wright
were married Wednesday evening. Miss
Margaret Connolly, q niece Of the bride.
| was maid of honor, and Albert Johnson
| was best man. The Misses Wright, Of 1886
bridal couple after the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright will beat home after Oct.
at E Seventeenth street. Mr.. Wright is
| the youngest son of Rev. A. Wright Of
Rushford, MINI. : ri = ; :.
| Miss Ida Blanche Smith and Myron
Dwight Kidder were quietly married on
Wednesday evening at the brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith were their at
tendants. Rev. c. E. Hixon read the serv-
ice, after which light luncheon was
served. --'''--'1>
=. Miss Mary Stewart and Ira s. Towle
were married Wednesday, evening. Rev. C.
w. Dawley read the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Towle will be at home in Mime
apolis after Oct. %. "'sF
The marriage Of Miss, Angie Van Buren,
and Elmer F. Simmons was solemnized
Wednesday evening at 1913 E Thirty-sec-
ond street in the presence of a few friends
Rev. Charles Fox Davis read the, service.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. H! Cook announce the
marriage of their daughter Anna Isabel
to Harry H. Douglass which took place
! Tuesday, Sept. 9. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
are on their wedding trip, visiting in Chi
be at home. after, Oct. 1 at s34 Fifteenth
Eavenue4s Sc. .$az IA ~ =.
Miss Florence M. Wing gave luncheon
! Saturday forS Miss Edna Miller and Miss
Ethel Burlingame Of Luverne, who are in
the city to attend the Northwestern Con
servatory Of Music. The luncheon was
followed, by "a box party at the Lyceun
u theater.S "a " g''%zttR@ q =