The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-25

the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase left
on a late train for Duluth, from where
they will take the boat for lake trip.
After Aug. / they will be at home at Ills
Fifth street north.
The ceremony which united Miss Nellie
Isabelle Gaskill and s. Boyd Fry was
solemnized last evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gas
kill, $50 Lyndale avenue s. Rev. Frank
Rollins read the service before the large
window In the parlor, which was banked
with ferns, palms and feverfew. In the
living room deep-red carnations We're
used. Ribbons were stretched by two
girls, Miss Ida May Fry and Alice Null
ford, while Miss Fannie Wheeler played
the "Lohengrin' march, Miss Bertha
Norton. cousin Il the bride, attended
her, and Harry fowler was best man.
The bride was gowned In white Persian
null, fashioned with shirrings and tucks
and trimmed with Irish crochet lacea and
she carried a shower bouquet OF white
sweet peas. Miss Norton wore blue
mousseline de sole and her flowers were
pink roses.
An informal reception was held after
the ceremony.
| The Misses Bell Guiwitz, Anna Fry,
Genevieve Mulford. Luta Fry and Ber-
delta and Lillian Mccullough assisted IN
the dining room, which was decorated IN
pink and white roses.
Mr. and Mrs, Fry left for a trip south
and will be at home after Aug. l at 2743
! Dupont avenue 8.
| Only the immediate friends and rela-
| tives were present at the marriage OF MISS
Louise E. Bicknell and Albert Forrest
| Helliwell which took place last evening
at the home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
| E. J. sBcknell, at o'clock. Rev. Paul j.
|
were frightened with marguerites, palms
and ferns and graceful vines were ar
| ranged about the mantels and tables.
Miss Bicknell and Mr.. Helliwel were UNI
attended Mr.. and Mrs. Helliwell left for
a trip tru the east and south. They Will
| be at home after Aug. Is at 2619 Du-
pont avenue N, and in the fall will move
| to their new home.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Edna Mitchell and
Frederick w. Sardeson, which took place
on Tuesday. They will be at home after
| Sept. 1 at 206 Pleasant street Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. DeLalttre, 2647
| Lyndale avenue N, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Sara Oliver, to
Roy Alexander Dixon, Winona.
A pretty wedding was solemnized Tues
day morning In st. Joseph's church when
Miss Emma Luttinger, daughter of Mrs
G. Luttinger and Stephen J.sGorth, were
| married. in the presence of $50 friends
The church was decorated with palms an(
roses and the choir furnished the nuptia
music. The bride was attended by Mis-:
Mary Luttinger, who wore white India
linen and carried pink roses. The brida
robe was of white liberty silk witt
trimmings Of Cluny lace and shirring!
and the bridal bouquet was of bride!
roses. Fred Leitgel was the best man
Rev. Father Andrew read the service
After the ceremony a areception was helt
In Hatzemeir hall, which was decked will
! roses and smilax. About 300 were re
ceived at the hall.
Mrs. Charles K. Levy, 1926 Stevens ave
nue., will receive for her sister, Miss Julie
, Morris of Omaha, Saturday afternoon an
! Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gillette, whose sor
Ralph Gillette, will wed Miss Robbins, thi
l evening, gave dinner last evening a
, the Minneapolis club for the bridal party
7 American Beauty roses were used as tn
/ table decorations. Covers were laid 70
> fourteen. The guests, including onl
members of the two families, were Aessrf