The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-30

Welded lin SOLEMN CEREMONY
.Benutifnl Music by Vested Choir,
= Miss,Vincent and Church
OrEnnists.
4 The marriage Of Miss Blanche Hunter
daughter OF j. P. Hunter of Durham. Can
and Lorne Macnider somervil1e son nf Mr.
and Mrs A. J. asSonierville Of Atherley. Toron
TO, was solemnized this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
IN ST Marks church. Rev. Thomas W. Mac
lean read the service and the wedding an 7
them was sung by the vested choir Mr.
y orfnang ton Was at the organ and played the
! Lohengrin' bridal chorus FOR the process
slonal. Miss Evelyn Someryille of Toronto
was maid of honor She wore a frock of white
organdie, fashioned with lace and white satin
and carried white roses. A wreath Of roses /
was in her hair The bride entered with her
eldest brother, kJ amess A. Hunter of Durham
Her, gown was of white chiffon tucked and I
trimmed with lace, over a slip of white satin.
her tulle veil was held ins place with a
wreath Of orange blossoms that had been
worn by her mother at her wedding She
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and ferns and wore pearl necklace, the
gift Of the, bridegroom Mr. aSomerville and
his best man., Harry A. Hunter, met the bride
at the altar. where2she was given in marriage
by James A. Hunter. The bridal party left
the church to- the strains of the Mendelssohn
march. r
/ An informal reception for the immediate
friends and relatives followed the service. at
the Berkeley Hotel. The rooms were attract
i've with nrofusion of flowers and ferns.
The bridal couple were assisted in receiving
by Mrs Hunter and Mrs. Somerville Mrs. 4
Hunter wore black, silksoyer white satin, and
Mrs. Somerville's gown was blue wolfe fash
Toned with white satin and lace. Among the
guests was Lieuten Frazier F. Hunter of
the First Bombay Lanciers, Poona, India.
Mr.. and Mrs. t@Somerville will leave this
evening for Chicago They will receive May
Is and Is at Atherley. Toronto.
"A pretty wedding of the afternoon was
that Of Miss Clara Mabel Meyers daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob c. Movers, and DR..
Joseph Clarke which took place at 4 o'clock
in the Immaculate Conception church. About
200 guests assembled to witness the service,
which was read by Rev. FIR. Duffy The ush-
ers were J. Kerwin and Will Reau. Mrs.
Babcockl played aSSprogram of appropriate
music before the service, and Miss Frances
| Vincent sang "Adore and Be Still just before
the notes Of the FMendelssohn march an
| nounced the coming of the bride. Miss
Mayme Movers was maid of honor. Her
gown was of blue embroidered swiss trimmed
with Irish crochet lace above the 1ounce of
the skirt, and the bodice hadja bertha of the
! lace. She carried bridesmaid roses. The
bridal couple entered together. Miss Meyers
j wore white crepe de chine over tatfeta. The
4 trained skirt had a panel of Irish crochet
! Lace and fucks down the center, and was fin
:. Ished with three circular rufnes. The bodice
had a yoke of the crepe de chine, the strips
Ejoined with feather stitching, and lace banded
the sleeves. w. J. Maui was best man.
The service was followed by a family din
ners at the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers on
l. Oak Lake avenue Meteor roses and palms
decorated the par1ors and in the dining room
/ pink carnations and ferns adorned the four
! round tables. The chandeliers were wreathed
with southern smflax: Covers were laid fol.
4 fifty. F.asii2s ,22G.tiA .TE~GG Es: Il
| This evening from until 10 O'clock a re-
| ception will be given for which 200 invita-
+stionsazwere issued Mr. and Mrs. Meyers,
! Mrs Clarke, the bridegrcom's mother, Mrs.
Pc. j. Mullen and Mr.. and Mrs NJ = Morrison
lwill assist in receiving. Mrs. j. A. Maui and
Mrs. G. NJ. kstler will preside in the dining
room, and they will be assisted by Misses
Mabel jackson. Loos. and the BRIDES sisters.
1 DR.. and Mrs Clarke will leave this eve
| ming for tho east and on their return they
will 20: to Lake Minnetonka for the summer.
Mrs Clarke's going away gown is of blue
crash stitched with white. and her hat is of
| blue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram E. Thompson have is
! sued Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Gail and Harry Cornelius Bayless,
| which will take place at their home Wednes
! day, May I. MISS Louise Bavless will be
| maid Of honor and Louise Trask flower girl.
Phil Thomas will act as best man. Mrs.
| Edwin L.. Reed ofaChicago is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs.ZThornpson at their home. SO
w Thirty-hrs street, until after the we'd
| ding
i MRS Eugene Trask gave Ia linen shower this
afternoon at her home on Humboldt avenue S
| for Miss Thompson. The packages were hid
den through the rooms and the guests had
merry time finding them. American Beauty
roses were in the parlor, the lving-room was
bright with daffodils, and in the dining room
ferns and roses carried out a color scheme of
green and white. There were eighteen
guests.
Among the weddings of yesterday was that
Of Miss Helen Louise Humphreys, daughter
| OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Humphreys, and
Charles Wynan Lawrence, which took place
LIN the First Congregational church at s
O'Clock. The decorations and appointments
were in green and. white, and Easter lilies
and white roses relieved the bank of palms
| ana Terms LldL nlQ the pldLlOfm MISS Lellan
1 Stevens was at the organ and played a short
Eprogram as the guests assembled Miss
Margaret Daniels sang Calm as the Might
and, Deep as the Sea- and Itch Lebe Dich''
just before, the bride entered. The "Lohen-
grin bridal chorus, was played as the bridal
! procession moved down the aisle.
The ushers were Fred Davis Leon Warner,
j Mack Kennock, Harry Clapp, Charles Paulson
! and Charles Claypoole of Duluth They were
I followed by the bridesmaids, Misses Emma
1 Carpenter, Grace sTrask, Mary Evans and
Alice Mcclellan. They wore gowns of white
4 French lawn with sashes OF green taffeta
silk, and carried shower bouquets of smilax
i and spirea.
i The maid of honor, Miss Mary Lawrence of
i Wabasha, was also in white French lawn
q over a green silk slip. The skirt had a
!. tucked hounce and the bodice was tucked and
/ trimmed with valencennes lace. Her flowers
were Easter Ii1ies.-
The brides gown was of white crepe de
4 chine over white taffeta. The trained skirt
was plated and trimmed with rose point lace
and finished with rufles of point d'esprit
! The bodice had a yoke of point lace and the
tucked sleeves were fastened with bands of
lace Her veil was caught with a sunburst
Of pearls, and the bridal bouquet was of
/ lilies Of the valley.
4 Clarke Evans was best man, and the SER
i vice was read by Rev. Ernest w. Shurtleff
and was followed by a reception at the home
\ Of Mr. and Mrs Humphreys on University
Eavenue Sc for theayoung people of the Delta
n Caro rna and PHI Kanna &Eosi nd