The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19


neapelis was maid of honor. Her gown was
Of pink organde, over pik SILK, trimmed with
valenciennes lace and her flowers were pink
roses. Miss Bagley wore white silk null over
taffsta fashioned with rose point lace applique
and she carried a shower bouquet Of roses and
lilies OF the valley. Arthur g. Ball was best
man.
Mr.. Ball and his bride left for lake trip
and they will be at home at 4o5 Third
street, Duluth, after July Is.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Cecilia eau
man and George Albert Welch took place yes
terday. The service was read by Rev. J. J.
keane. The bride wore cream crepe%de chine
and carried bride roses. Miss Alice Gaumon
Of Hibbing was maid Of honor and her gown
was of yellow silk null and her flowers
Golden Gate roses Archie Cove of Rochester,
Mimi, was best man Supper was served
after the service and an informal reception
held. The rooms were prettily decorated with
palms and roses Mr.. and Mrs. Welch left for
Seattle and the Pacific coast, to be gone
several weeks. II
Yesterday afternoon Miss Bertha j. Lowery
and Lyman A. Harris were married at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble on Bloomington
avenue. The decorations we're In palms, ferns
and flowers. Miss Jennie Cook played the
wedding music and Rev. H. NJ. Presley read
the service Miss Grace Baldwin was maid
of honor and Frank Harris was best man.
Master Walter Gamble carried the ring. Mr..
anil Mrs. Harris went to New York on their
wedding trip and they will be at home at 2s37
Bloomington avenue, after Aug. /.
Miss Lucy Hoenini and R, c. Arundel were
married yesterday at the home Of the bride
in Chippewa Falls Mr.. Arundel will bring
his bride to Minneapolis to reside. ''
One of the weddings of last evening was
that of Miss Jennie Louise Nelson and George
Maurice McCrae of Rock Island, which took
place at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Nelson on Aldrich avenue N.
About thirty guests witnessed the service,
which was read by Rev. F. A. Sumner. The
rooms we're decorated with palms. ferns and
peonies to carry out a. color scheme OF pink
and green. The bride. wore white batiste
trimmed with lace and ribbon and carried
bride roses. Misses Ida and Minnie Enstad. ;:
Frances Bgg and Gertrude Barneter served
refreshments in the dining room after the
service. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Unger of Daven-
port, Iowa, were among the guests Mr.. and
Mrs. McCrea will 60 to Rock Island Sunday,
where they will receive after Aug. l.
Miss Theodore L. Benson and Charles B.
Hoy were quietly married last evening at tho
residence of the officiating priest Rev. J.~J
Keane. The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss May Benson. and Torrance Connolly was
best man. The bride wore her travelling gown
Of blue with hat to match. The service was
followed by dinner at the Commercial Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy took the late train for
Duluth to take the lake trip. 7.~
Miss Nora E. Flavin and E. j. McFarlane
were married in St. Lawrence church yes
terday morning. Miss Nellie Flavin was maid
nf hNr oy,I Nv ca.
best man., The service was followed by a,
wedding breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs McFarlane
left in the evening for lake trip and they
will be at home after July Is. -.
A pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday
morning at the home of Rev. and Mrs. John
Hooper, when their daughter, Miss Mary
Phyllis Hooper,. and :Arvid, Larson Undine
were married. Rev. Mr.. Shannon read the
service. Miss NJ Estelle Robinson, a cousin
OF the bride, from Platteyille, Wis, played
the Lohengrin bridal chorus as the bridal
party entered the parlors, where a canopy of
wild pea vine above bank Of ferns and
wild roses had been arranged The dining.
rooom was also decorated with wild vines,
blue e-bells maidenhair and delicate white bed
straw for the table. The bride wore white
French lawn over white silk and carried
bride roses. The service was followed by
wedding breakfast. Mrs. Peteler, sister of th.,
bride, presided at the table. Mr.: and Mrs
Undine will take, a. trip. on the lakes and
will be at home after July Is, at, 1912 Penn
avenue N - = - r. t-t.ct y, r. =.
+ Miss Christian Fredertcksen daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fredericksen, and j. MapEey
Reynolds Of Austin, Mimi, were married
yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. ". Preus read
the service IN the presence of small group
OF friends Miss Anna Beoversen was maid of
honor and Oscar Gilbrandsen was best man
The bride wore white French batste and
her bouquet was OF bride roses. The decora-
tions were In roses, carnations and ferns
Mr.. Reynolds and his bride took the early
train for Austin, where they will receive
after Sept. l.. ::