The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-04
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The marriage of Miss Daisy Holt Coley
E and DR.. Harry Storrs Miles of Los Angeles,
Call took place last evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
t. Coley, 1913 Nicollet avenue. 1t was a
green and white wedding and the decora-
lions and gowns of the bride and her at
PENDANTS carried out the chosen COlOrS. A
bower of palms was arranged In the large
bow window and the deep green of the
broad leaves was relieved with asters and
roses. The mantel was green tangle
among which the white flowers cleaned
like stars. Tall white tapers We're at
either side of the improvised altar In
candlesticks to which the ribbons that
formed an aisle were fastened.
string orchestra played the Lohen-
grin chorus for the professional, Langes
Flower Song an accompaniment Tor
the service and Sousa's The Bride Elect
as the bridal couple turned to receive con-
Eratulations. Mrs. Thomas l.. Gather
wood sang Dust Thou Know That Fair
Land" and Miss Mae Durlin Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, furnished the piano accom-
pahimenr.
The ushers were Ralph Mitchell and
Henry Coley and E.. Burdette Merrill was
best man. Miss Lucas Coley was brides
maid and wore white silk null over silk,
trimmed with tulle and carried white
asters. The maid of honor, Miss Kathryn
Coley, was gowned in white crepe de chine
The bride wore white crepe over silk,
made princess. The skirt was finished with
folds of silk and the bodice had a tucked
yoke of chiffon outlined with a bertha of
duchesse lace. A pearl brooch, the gift
of the bridegroom, held her veil In place,
and she carried bride roses.
The service was read by Rev. Mr. Pat
terson and was witnessed by about 100
guests The receiving group included Mr..
and Mrs. Coley. parents of the bride; Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Miles Of Royalton MIMI,
parents of the bridegroom, and Mr. and
Mrs. Miles, Sioux Falls. S. D., brother and
sister Of DR.. Miles. Misses Freda Staff,
Susie Seasons and Marian Miles served
frappe from nook among the palms and
ferns in the hall. Light refreshments were
served in the dining room where pink
roses and carnations were in the center Of
the table and smiax fell from the chande-
lier. Pink tapers in silver candlebra were
also on the table and the sideboard was
banked with ferns and flowers.
DR.. and Mrs. Miles left to visit rela tives
in the northern part of the state and they
will go to the Yellowstone Park and the
Grand Canyon before reaching their home
in Los Angeles where they will receive
after Nov. ! at $50 E Twenty seventh
street. Mrs. Miles travelling gown was Of
blue canvas cloth with a long coat Of tan
and hat to match.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Morti-
mer at $40 Sixth avenue N, was the scene
Of a pretty wedding last evening when
their daughter, Alice, and Louis J. Ben
ner were married Rev John Dallam read
the service in the presence of a small
group OF guests. Pink and white were the
chosen cOlOrs for the decorations and ap-
pontments. Asters were used with the
palms in the parlor and the flowers and
green formed altar before which the
service was read. The dining room was
all in white and green. Smilax trailed
from the chandelier to the table and roses
formed the centerpiece White tapers in
silver candebra added to the pretty eff
feet.
Mrs. H. B. Dyer the brides sister,
played the bridal music. Miss Lettie Nc
Nerny was maid Of honor and wore pale
blue silk null and carried white asters
The brides gown was of pink pima cloth
from Manila made over white MORE silk
The f1ounced skirt and bodice were trim
med with hand work and the yoke was
outlined with white lace. The girdle was
of pink velvet and the bridal bouquet was
of white sweet peas. Richard Graves acted
as best man. Mrs. George Oliver and Miss
Ellis served frappe at the reception which
followed the service.
MI Benner and his bride left for the
east and they will be at home at $40 Sixth
avenue N after Oct. i. Mrs. Benners
travelling gown was of brown broadclotb
with hat to match.
r,
and Mrs. S. G.. Fulcrut gave a. parcel
shower for the bride at the home of the
former. IA Sixteenth street The par
GELS were concealed about the rooms and
1nuch amusement was furnished by the
bride as she found them Luncheon was
served in the dining room and the BRIDE
chair was marked with white asters and
ribbon.
Miss Ada ]. Ludwig and Rev. Julius
Hitchcock of Redwood Falls. Mimi. were
married yesterday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. D. T. Ludwig, 1925 Seventeenth
avenue S. The day also celebrated the
thirty-f1fth anniversary Of the marriage
of the brides parents. The parlors were
decorated with carnations and roses. Miss
Agnes Hitchcock sang 20, Promise me-
and Miss Sadie Keatley pianist, and
Clarence Mcdonald, violinist played the
'Lohengrin' bridal chorus. Misses Cad
die and Maud Ludwig were bridesmaids
and little Lucille Ludwig carried the ring
The bride wore white mousseline de sole
over white silk, trimmed with medallion!
{ of lace, and carried bride roses He1
brother was best man and the service
was read by Rev. H. M Presley in the
presence Of seventy-fve guests. Those
from out of town were Mrs John Tabo
Of Washington; Mrs. E. B. Kennedy, Mar
shall; Mrs P. M. Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs
M. Hitchcock, Redwood Falls; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Austin and Lee Alexander Of Lynd
Mimi.
Mr. Hitchcock is a graduate Of Hamlin
university and is pastor of the First M
T.. church in Lynd, where he will take hi
bride. His parents reside in Lynd an
they will give a large reception for tn
bridal couple. A reception will be give
also at Sharratt. Mimi, where the bride
groom has many friends.
quiet wedding took place yesterda
at the home Of the brides uncle, r. H
. Mclean, 3043 Harriet avenue, when Mis-
Ellen J. Tibbetts and George H. Ferris c
Manchester, N. H., were married. TIL
service was read by Rev. G. Z. Burto
and only the immediate relatives wer
present Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris will reside /
Mankato.
A wedding that will interest universit
circles took place this week in -Owatonne
Mimi, when Miss Helen A. frisco an
George B: Otte were married. Mr. OFT
was a member of the Minnesota footba
team and played guard and tackle In 81
'99 and 90. He was graduated from tn
university in 1901 and is now an instructc
3 in the Albert Lea high school.
Mrs D. w. Getchell and her daughter
the Misses Alberta and Grace Getche