The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-30
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A CHURCH WEDDING
Miss Mary Griffith and Frank A.
Meade Were Married Last
Evening.
Park Avenue Congregational Church
Decorated by the G. E. Society
for the Occasion.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Griffith.
daughter Of Mrs. Hugh Griffith, and
Frank Arthur Meade, took place in the
Park Avenue Congregational church last
evening. The young women from the
Christian Endeavor society had decorated
the church, and palms banked the plat
form, white chrysanthemums being ar
ranged among the green and smllax and
vinca vines falling from the organ loft.
Dean Fletcher played program before
he sounded the notes of the ''Lohengrin'
bridal chorus and during the service he
played Schuman's "Traumeri' with the
Mendelssohn march at the close. The
ushers were Darlan Barry, Charles M.
Parmalee, Robert Davies and Ralph Kill
bourne, and William Wishart was best
man. The bridesmaids were Misses Nellie
B. Hare and Bertha Zimmerman, and they
wore pink crepe de chine and carried
white carnations Little Lenore Morris,
the flower girl, was in a. crisp white frock
| and carried basket of rose petals. Miss
Nellie F. Griffith, the maid of honor.
wore white null over pink, and her
flowers were pink carnations. All of the
maids wore pink butterfly bows in their
hair. The BRIDES gown was Of white
French lawn. The tucked skirt was fin
ished with founces and the bodice had a
bertha Of real lace. The bridal bouquet
was Of white roses.
The service was read by Rev. Maurice
Morris and was followed by a small re-
ception at the home Of Mrs. Griffith,
170S Portland avenue. The bride s
brother, E. c. Griffith. Of Brainerd, re-
ceived with the bridal couple and Mrs.
Griffith. The young women in the din
ing-room were: Misses Nellie Briggs, Bes-
sic Hallway, Minnie Atkinson, Lou Bick-
nell. Mrs. Charles Parmalee and Mrs.
| Richard Morris. The out of-town guests
included DR.. A. J. Lewis, Nora; and Miss
| Vira e. Hall, Monticello. Pink roses were
placed through the rooms and the nantel
| was banked with autumn leaves. The
dining-room was in red with roses for
the centerpiece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade left for short
trip, and they will be at home at 1924
Park boulevard after Jan. l..
Mrs. Lynn G. Truesdell will give an in
formal tea tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Dupont avenue S.
The Sigma Chi fraternity will give a
dancing party this evening in Mrs. No
ble's hail. on Fourteenth avenue Sc. The
affair Is one Of a series which the fra
ternity will give during the season.
The Misses Elsie Gage and Faye Far
mer will give Halloween party to-mor-
row evening at 1447 w Lake street.
The Misses Jessie Reynolds and Louise
Pinkney will give a costume party Satur-
day evening at the home OF Miss Reyn-
olds, 1886 Portland avenue.
The South High school Alumni asso-
citation will give a dancing party Friday
evening, Nov. 7, in Malcoln's hail. Fifth
avenue S and Twenty fourth street The
association will give a series OF parties
during the winter to keep the members
more in touch with each other.
conservatory fete to be held at the green
houses Of William Donaldson & Co. to-
morrow. The Twin City quartet, COM
posed Of Miss Mabel Runge prano; Miss
Mynn Stoddard, alto; Alvin ;avies, ten
or H. E. Phillips, bass, Wi sing, and
play. Refreshments will be served by the
Donaldson's tearoom staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford S. Small have
sold their home in Merriam Park and are
at 233 Oak Grove street, where they will
receive Fridays.
The sixteenth annual charity ball OF
the Sisters of Peace was given last eve
ming in Richmond hall. Palms and ferns
with red and pink roses made pretty
decoration in the ballroom. The recep-
ton group Included MINES. H. Marlenlo1l
H. Levy, N. Leventhal, H. Zuckerman
B. Kreger and Bresky. Mrs. Noah Kre-
ger had charge Of the arrangements, ano
on the committee with her were Mines
j. Rosenberg, A. Rose and D. Levin. Mr.
Levin acted as master Of ceremonies and
the floor committee included Alex Sinai
Oscar Zuckerman, B. Levin, j. Weinberg
A. Berrnan, J. w. Goldstein and Abe
Qesiman. An elaborate supper was served
lat II o'clock.
The society aids needy Hebrew families
and was organized about sixteen years
ago. Mrs. N. Guzbiner has been the
president from the first, but she Is nov
in New York. The annual meeting will
be held next month.
Last evening Company F, First regi.
ment, N. G. S. M, gave dancing party
in the Phoenix club. Palms were simply
farranged in the ballroom and parlors. The
100 guests were received by Lieutenant G
r. Egbert, master of ceremonies, anc
the reception committee, which was com
posed OF Captain P. A. Walton, chairman
, Sergeant e. r. Reed, Lieutenant R. H
Whyte. Sergeant AT. Owen. Sergeant L