The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-01
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The wedding Of Miss Melva Kamrar and
James Lawrence Furber Of Cottage Grove,
MINI. took place at IL o'clock this morn
Ing In Como Avenue Congregation
church. The chancel was transformed
into a woodland nook by the artistic use
Of small evergreen trees and vines while
autumn leaves furnished brilliant bits Of
color against the green. Branches OF the
bright leaves were also In the body OF
the church and fastened to the ends Of the
pews until the place seemed aflame with
color. e -
Miss Nellie Hopes ladies' orchestra Of
st. Paul furnished the bridal music and
the young women were seated in pews
reserved for them. The ushers We're
Angler G. Furber, nephew Of the BRIDE
groom, and Truman Richard. The brides
maids were Miss Grace Kamrar and Miss
Grace Simonton Of Blue Earth Mimi.
They wore white organdie over green and
carried white carnations. The maid Of
honor. Miss Bertha Kamrar, was goWned
in pale green silk null and her flowers
were also white carnations. The brides
gown was of white swiss fashioned with
tiny tucks and oriental lace. She wore
a yell and carried white asters. John P.
Furber, brother of the bridegroom. of
Washburn. N. D., was best man and the
service was read by Rev. J. L. Keene Of
Cottage Grove.
A reception for the relatives and out of
town guests followed at the homo Of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. G. n. Way, 1919 Nine
teenth avenue SIC. The guests from out
Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kam-
rar. Miss Grace Simonton, Mrs. G. NJ
Way, Miss Margaret Ketzung. Blue Earth,
Mimi; Mrs. Elmer Poole, Maine; Mrs
/. D. Evans. Moorhead; Mr.. hnd Mrs
J. P. Flrber, Miss Mary Furber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Furber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Furber. DR.. ana Mrs. William Fur
Der, Mrs. John McChesrey. Mrs. L. J.
Crippen, Cottage Grove.
This evening a reception will be given
for the bridal couple at the home Of the
bridegroom's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Furoer. in Cottage Grove,
Mimi.
The Misses McIvor entertained $50 Of
the younger women at a prettily APP
pointed chocolaterie this morning at their
home on e. Twentyfourth street. The
guest Of honor was Miss Florence Ham
mond, bride Of the month. American
Beauty roses were arranged in clusters
through the parlors and the dining-room
was aglow with innumerable red tapers,
and @ candelebrum was in the center Of
the table, The Misses McIvor and Miss
Hammond received alone and assisting
through the rooms and alternating In the
dining room were the Misses Gilmore,
Misses Emma Carpenter, Myrtice Wilcox.
Alice McClellen. Mrs. Edgar Hanson and
Mrs. Royal S. Shute Of Crookston.
Miss Lucy Hart gave a tea this after
noon at her home on Willow street for
Miss Mabel Stone, an October bride. The
affair was very informal and about forty
of the younger women were present.
A wedding that will bring bride to
Minneapolis will take place this evening
In
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hor-
man, and George Hinchlifr Root will be
married at the home Of the bride on Lyle
hart street. There will be no attend
ants but Miss Bingenheimer Of Minneap-.
oils will be among the assisting women
at the reception which will follow the
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Root will be at
home at 31s E Fourteenth street after
Nov 1.
Mrs. F. M Prince Of Groveland avenue,
will give an informal luncheon tomorrow
afternoon.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Church
Of the Redee1ner will give reception In
the church parlors this evening for DR..
and Mrs. Marion D. Shutter.
The annual reception Of the Royal Ar
canum lodges will be given In Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, and will
be one Of the pretty affairs Of the season.
"A group of Minneapolis people went to
st. Paul last evening to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Gertrude Freeman and Karl
Adolph Heine of New York, which was
solemnized at the home Of the BRIDES IA
ther George W. Freeman, on Summit av-
enue. Bride roses and American Beauty
roses, orchids, chrysanthemums, palms
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