The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-27
THURSDAY EVENING,

was lighted with red tapers. Miss Grace
Halderman was maid of honor and wore
pink peau de sole. q he Hbrfd g wore white
French null and her flowers were white
hyacinths and Violets. Charles McMurdy
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Glover left
on the late train for the Glover ranch in
North Dakota where they will spend the
winter. Mrs. Glover's going away gown
was of blue broadcloth with hat to match.
p. The marriage Of Miss Harriet A. Hardy
and Harry Van Norman was prettily SOL
emnized last evening at the home of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Way on Lyndale avenue N. The
parlor was transformed into chapel with
hangings of white. bunting, garlanded with
smilax, and palms. White chrysanthe-
NUNS were thsaenly flowers used Tbs
dining-room was In red Withasroses; or
the table and mantle. C.#Ss Hen played
the 'Lohengrin',, abridal chorus as theSbri-
dial party entered and furnished a soft
accompaniment to the service which was
read by Rev J. H. Cudworth. The brides.
maids were Misses Grace Benhani, Mel
lie Way Edith and Ethel Hardy They al
wore white gowns trimmed with lace anC
carried pink carnations -. The brides
gown was Of white French lawn, fashioned
With lace and tuc}Ss, and her flowers We're
white carnat tons. About 100 guests were
present and a group of the brides young
women friends assisted through the rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Norman went at once
to their new home. 1905 Fremont avenue
N, where they will receive after Dec. 10
The wedding Of Miss Jesseline Brearley
daughter of Mrs. S.: E. Brearley, and Gin
ton Calvin Richardson took place last
evening in the parlors of the Church OF
f1,> Dad y nr11-
guests were present and those from out Of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Pattee. st
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brouard
Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Milham
st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Milham
Hamline, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bailey
st. Paul. There were no attendants anc
the service was read by Rev. M. u. Shut
ter. The bride wore her travelling gown
OF bottle green broadcloth and carried
white chrysanthenums. Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson left on the late train for Chi
cago where they will be at home after
Dec Is in the Murray Hill, 1867 Wabashs
avenue S.
Miss Aida NJ. Anderson, daughter Of p
Anderson Of Rush City, and Rev. A. Aaron
of Passaic, N. j., were married last even
ing in Augustana church. Rev. Z. j
Petri read the service which, was FOLLOWED
Anna X. Anderson On Nineteenth avenue
S. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron will reside il
Passaic.
A pretty cotllion was given in johnson
hall last evening by the wednesday cluD
Mrs. Noble was mistress OF ceremonies
and a number of novel features were IN
troduced. The hall was darkened anc
the women enveloped in sheets and carry
ing small tapers, marched around the nal
and were chosen by the men. The cotll
lion was one of nations and the faVors fol-
the French figure were Napoeon hats fol
the men and empire fans for the women
while the orchestra played the 'Marse1i
laise.' On the German figure German
watzes were played and stems and pretz
els were the favors. England was repre-.
scented by a two-step and red and olacl
hunting whips. Irish airs with clay pipe:
and green rosettes, Alpine stocks ant
Swiss songs; caps and qeues and japanese
fan tan; Dinah dolls and sunt1oWers AM
darkey melodies; Indian bows and arrows
red, white and blue shoulder knots ant
"America" designated the other coun
tries Supper was served after tn'
dancing, and about fifty young married
people were present.
The annual ball Of the Ladies Hebrew
Aid Society was given last evening In tn
Phoenix club The guests were received
by the officers Of the CLUB. MRS. iona
Rosenberg: president; Mrs. II. Zuckerman
vice president; Mrs. A: Goldman, secon'
vice president; Mrs. NJ. Benjamin, treas