The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-01
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Minneapolis people will be interested In tn
marriage OF Miss Bessie Briggs, daughter o
the late Frank A.. Briggs. governor of Nort
Dakota. and Benjamin Pope, which will TAX
| place at the home of8the BRIDES mother II
Bismarck, N. D., this evening. Miss Brigg
attended school at Stanley Hall and has ais
spent several winters in the city. Mr.. Pop
is lieutenant in the Eighth infantry. Unite
States army, recently stationed at Fort Yates
N. D., but now under orders for Fort Davis
Alaska. -
! Mrs. r. G. Benton announces the engage
! ment of her niece, Miss Crissie May Benton
| and DR.. Norman Marshall Smith Of Allison
Iowa
| The marriage of Miss Helen Ruth Hesse
| to William M. Barrett yesterday afternoon a.
| S O'Clock at the home of the brides parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. jacob H. Heisser. was a simpl
! and charming home affair. The house wa
decorated in a cool and attractive colo
scheme Of green ard white The windows an,
doorways were hung with oak boughs ant
vines and the mantel in the parlor wal
| banked with green, among which were ar
ranged white carnations. Before a bank O
green in a corner of the room the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Everett Cowper O
Faribault, the full Episcopal service being
used. The Lohengrin march was played BY
Thomas Fisher and soft music during the
pltghting Of the marriage vows
The bridal couple was unattended and the
bride wore dainty girlish gown of white sill
| muslin, with lace medallions, over white tat
feta. She carried white roses
The guests on their arrival were greeted By
Mr.. and Mrs. Heisser and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Barrett Of LIE Sueur, parents of the bride
groom. The wedding supper was served ir
r o- fnh friy nod dy{fH
vines and a centerpiece of white bedstraw
Miss Corinne May presided at the frappe
bowl
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett LETT last night tor thei,
new home In st. James, Mimi, where Mr.
Barrett Is editor of. the Gazette. Among the
friends from Duluth Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Barrett. Jr., and Miss Harriet Barrett, LIE
Sueur, and a party OF Faribault people.
The marriage Of Miss Jeanette Cecil Faw-
cett' and Guido J. De Leuw Of Minneapolis
took place last evening in st. Luke's Catholic
church, st. Paul. The service was read by
Leuw went to Lake Minnetonka for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. N. Blair and Daniel F. Mills Of Dee
Moines were married yesterday afternoon in
the parlors of Hotel Hyser. Only a small
group of friends witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. J. S. Montgomery. Mr..
Mills and, his bride left on the evening train
for Des Moines.
Miss Katherine A. McCarron and John F..
Meister were quietly married yesterday after
noon. The service was read by Rev. J. M.
Cleary.
A group of Minneapolis people attended the
W. I'M IT. flee Mari Pnhi md
Harry Edward Kern Of Chicago, which was
solemnized Saturday evening at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Margaret C. Toomay,
on Marshall avenue, st. Paul. Rev. J. T.
Harrison read the service and Miss Bertha
Rakeness played the wedding march. The
ushers were Frank Fish and Homer Clark,
Minneapolis, and William Sutherland of San
Francisco was best man. Miss Florence Too
may was maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
we're Misses Mabel Wagner. Catherine Gilivan,
May and Nellie Slower. Little lucille Beck
was flower girl At the reception which fol-
lowed the, service Mrs. Herbert Gould and
Mrs. George Gould Of Minneapolis assisted.
MIR. Kern and his bride left for a trip of the
lakes. 70
The wedding of Miss Jennie Eisenberg and
I. Finkestein took place in Kistler's hall
Sunday afternoon. Miss May Lankin was
maid of honor and "A. Singer acted as best
man. The bride was led to the canopy by
herr parents. Mr.. ;and Mrs. i. EEisenberg, and
her brother, Max Esenberg. L. G. Burnstein
was chief usher. Rev. Mr.. Jaffa read the
service in the presence of 120 guests. A ban
quet served. and in the evening Charles
Cirlnclone furnished entertainment.
A wedding that will interest Minneapolis
friends of the bridegroom took place Wednes-
day in West Superior, when Miss Christina
Theodore Hofflund and Rev. Peter Erik Or
ding of Minneapolis were married The SER
vice was read in the Swedish Lutheran Pill
grim church by Rev. A. F. Elmquist. Misses
Frances Hofflund, Christina Johnson, Jennie
Lindterg, Hanna Pearson and Emma Sven
son were bridesmaids and wore white batiste
and carried pink carnations The maid OF
honor was. Miss. Clara Reinertsen Of Duluth,
who wore yellow mousselne de sole and car
ried pink roses The brides gown was OF
white silk null over white taffeta. She wore
veil and carried bride roses, The ushers
were A. W. Edwins, Saltwater; a.. #. Lund-
holm, Aledo, H.; G. Nelson and C. A. Hail.
berg, Chicago, and Albert Okerstrom of Chi
cago was best man. The bridal couple stood
beneath a floral wedding bell A reception
followed at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ording will make their home in
Victor, COL
Among the weddings of last week was that
Of Miss Flora Brecker and Charles w. Burehl
which took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Grudnke Rev. G. A. Cleveland read
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Burehl will be al
home at 21S0 Tenth avenue S after July 10
Mrs. J. R. Loucks of Madison street enter
tanned a family party at dinner Sunday for he1
sister, Mrs. Thod11as Gillingham Of Gallipolis
Ohio. Covers were laid for eighteen and pink
roses decked the table. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Fred Loucks and family
Brooklyn Center. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Loucks, Cottage City, and Mrs. Minnie
Loucks Wennerblom and family.
A quiet wedding took place last evening al
1903 Adams street. the new home of the young
couple, when Miss katherine M. Van Dyke
and William a. Norton were married. The
decorations were in June roses with smlaz
and palms. The bride wore white silk muslin
trimmed with lace and carried bride roses
There were no attendants and the service was
read by Rev. Donald Mckenzie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton will be at home after July 2:
at 1903 Adams street NE. A group of out-of-
town guests was present.
Personal and Social.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter B. Smith spent Sunday
in Fargo, guests of Mrs. Smiths mother,
Mrs Duncan