The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-05
InSoCiaI cles

The wedding Of Miss Lillian Wagner, daugh-:
ter OF MI. and Mrs. Frederick w. Wagner,
and George H. Rosenquist was solemnized
last evening in Lyndale Congregational
church. Palms and Japanese lilies made an
attractive decoration in the church. Frank
Morehouse was at the organ and played an
appropriate program as the guests arrived
George Nichols sang "Bid Me to Love just
before the strains of the "Lohengrin' bridal
chorus announced the arrival Of the bridal
party. 49,.
The ushers were Godfrey Rosenquist and
Carl McKusick and William I. Stanchfeld
was best man. The little flower girls, Gladys
Sanders and Ruth Wagner, wore frocks OF ac-
Gordon plated pink chiffon and carried bas-
kets of pink sweet peas, Miss Lillian Matson,
the maid of honor, wore green muslin and
carried pink asters.' Tho BRIDES gown was
of white crepe du chine over taffeta. The
skirt was finished with rufaes and the yoke
was outlined with Irish point lace. The
bodice had a bertha and stock of the lace
The veil was caught with a diamond and
pearl pin, and she carried a shower bouquet
of white sweet peas. Rev. Charles burton
read the service.
The wedding supper was served at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner on Aldrich
avenue S, and only the members OF the fam-
lily and Of the bridal party were present
Pink sweet peas and smiax decked the tables
and rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenquist left for st. Louis
by way of the river They will be at home
at S0l3 Aldrich avenue S after Sept. !. Mrs.
RosenQutst's travelling gown was or brown
twlne cloth over yellow taffeta and trimmed
with white. The hat matched the gown.
Tho wedding of Miss Theresa Kolb and
w. J. Brombach will take place Aug. 70.
Last week Miss Ethel Beach of 81 Eleventh
street gave a towel shower for Miss kolb.
Each Of the fifteen guests brought towel
and also hemmed cheese cloth duster ana
embroidered the brides initials In the cor
ner Light refreshments were served from
a prettily appointed table. "
The marriage of Miss Grace Margaret
Drummond and William Rigg of Minneapolis
is announced to take place at the home OF
the brides parents in Duluth next Tuesday.
A group of Minneapolis friends will be pres
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Levering of 2417 w.
Twenty first street announce the engagement
of their daughter, Maude Reid, to Winthrop
Hale Lawrence. The wedding Will take
place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Kidder announce the
engagement Of their daughter Emily Char
lotte to Arthur Ellsworth Smith. The mar
riage will take place early in September.
Miss Maude Bryant and Chester W. Lane
were quietly married Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Page OF
NicolIet avenue. Rev. ]. S. Montgomery
read the service, which was followed by a
supper Mr.. and Mrs. Lane will be at home
at the Berkeley hotel.
A quiet wedding took place Saturday after
noon In St. 81 ephen's church when Miss Sadie
]Gmlit Hayes and Dennis Patrick CoDroy were
married. Rev. Father Danehy read tha serv-
ice. Mr.. and Mrs. Conroy went east on tnel1
wedding trip and they will be home after
Sept / at 1416 W Twenty-seventh street.
Miss Lola Lawrence and John Dwyer OF this
city were married July rs in st. Pauls
church, MENDOZA. Mr.. and Mrs. DWyer viii
be at home after September in Minneapolis.
Mines. S. v. Morris, Jr. and T. s.. lnger'
soil will give q tea Tuesday, Aug. IL, II
honor of the Misses McCollom. The affail
will be given at the home of Mrs. Morris
2212 Blasdell avenue