The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-17
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The home of Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Rector.
2919 Emerson avenue S, was the scene of
prettily appointed wedding last evening when
their daughter, Miss Grayce Williamna Rec
tor and Daniel Woodward Taylor were mar
ried. The bride is a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta fraternity and Mr. Taylor belongs to
Delta Epsilon. His best man was Lester j.
Fitch and the service, was read by Rev. Irving
Johnson, both Delta Epsilon men. IS
The decorations were in red and green.
Tall palms formed bank in the parlor and
felusters of flowers were arranged among
the green. Sweet peas and palms were in
the hall. Red carnations and ferns were in
the center OF the table in the dining-room and
the sideboard tangle of flowers and
ferns. The lights were shaded In red In all
of the rooms. .@N
Miss Rowena Pattee was at the piano and
played the Lohengrin chorus as the bridal
party entered and the Mendelssohn march
after the service. Little William and Robert
Reed, in white pique suits, stretched the white
| satin ribbon. Miss Fol Hotchkiss Of yelling
ton. Kan, was bridesmaid and wore blue
MULE over white. The bodice was finished by
bertha of real lace and diamonds OF lace
were inset in the gown Her flowers were
white sweet peas. The maid of honor, Miss
Laura Radcliffe of Milwaukee, wore grass
linen over old rose taffeta with trimmings Of
apple green crepe de chine and lace She
carried pink sweet peas. The bride entered
| with her father. Her gown was OF white
MORE silk tissue over taffeta. The bodice and
skirt were tucked and finished with Irish
crochet lace and the bridal bouquet was of
| kaiserina roses. ~
| An informal reception followed the service
| and the young women assisting In the dining
room were Misses Ada Daniels, Nell Kenney,
! Elizabeth Sweet, Mayme Stoughton, Mrs. j..
G. Gutenberg and Frank kluckhohn. ABOUT
seventy-ti five guests were present, and Mrs
| barrow Of Moorhead> and Miss Phee Of Duluth
were those from out OF town.
| Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, left on the evening
train for short trip and they will be at
home after Sept. at 2919 Emerson avenue $.
| The brides travelling gown was OF gray
broadcloth with hat to match.
The wedding of Miss Myrtle Georgiana
Perry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Henry Perry, and Raymond Foster Lands,
| took place last evening in the Central Baptist
| church Water lilies and ferns furnished a
charmingly cool decoration in the church ana
| the pulpit was hidden beneath the fragrant
| blossoms The rail was outlined with lilies
and ferns and clusters of the flowers were
| on the pews reserved for relatives. Inc ushers
were Edward Farr, Philip Thomas, Harry
Woodland, Horace Curtis and Stephen Harris
and as they seated the guests Miss stevens
played a program OF appropriate selections.
The bride was preceded by twenty or her
girl friends in light gowns. They walked TWO
and two to the places reserved for them anu
after the service as the bridal couple ielt Ii'c
church showered them with rose petals. MIS-
Gertrude Brouard Of Chicago was her SISTER
matron of honor. She wore cream alpatross
trimmed with Arabian lace and carried Amer
lean Beauty roses The brides gown was OF
white chiffon fashioned with Irish point IN
sertion set Nm diamonds in the skirt ana
bodice. She carried a shower bouquet OF
sweet peas and ferns. =. -,
Earl l. Best acted as best man ana the
service was read by Rev. J. S. Montgomery:
A reception followed at the home OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Perry, 3l19 Clinton avenue ana
about sixty guests were present. fnose Iron
out Of town were George Perry, Rollo Ferry
and Miss Birdie Perry, Fond du Lac Wis.,
Mrs F. Rhodes and son, Ellis, Chicago
Pink peonies and nasturtiums were In the
parors and mushroom and in the dining
room basket Of sweet peas and ferns was
in the center of the table, while the side
board was banked with flowers and ferns.
Mr. Lands and his bride left for Ash
land, Wis, where they will spend the sum-
mer in the neghborhood of the great lakes.
Mrs. Lands travelling gown was of green
basket cloth with hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Solely of 1913 Nicol
let avenue announce the engagement of their
daughter, Daisy Holt, to DR.. Harry Storrs
Miles Of Los Angeles, Cal.
A pleasant affair of yesterday was the fam
lily reunion at the home of ]. B. Perry, 1708
FAh avenue S. Luncheon was served IN the
dining room, which was decorated with roses
carnations and smlax. After luncheon a
photograph of the party was taken. The
members OF the family present were Mrs. P.
A. Perry, Wisconsin, born in Vermont In
1916: G. W. Perry, Nebraska; Mrs. A. Mills,
Mrs E. ]. Chamberlain, Wisconsin,; Alfred
Perry, Washington; r.. A. Perry. F. G. Perry,
Rev G. S. Perry, J. B. Perry, all Of Mime
sofa.