The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-17
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WELCOMED TO CITY
Mrs. j. R. Marield and Mrs. Frank
Carnahan Guests of Honor
at Reception.
Miss Nellie Turnquist and DR.. Henry
William Moth Married Last
h Evening.

of honor were Mrs. John r. Marfeld and
Mrs Frank Carnahan, who have recently
come to Minneapolis from Wfnona 10 MAKE
their home. The hours were from until
6 O. clock and several hundred women calico.
Clusters Of American Beauty roses with
ferns and palms furnished simple decora-
Stion In the drawing room and library, ana
the dining room was in yellow with a
Japanese basket filled with mowers anu
yellow shaded candles on the table. Inc
assisting women We're Mines J. b. Gill
fillan, George Partridge, Eugene Wilson,
Lester B. Elwood j. o. P. Wheelwrlght,
Charles c. Weber, Ebert Carpenter
Theodore Wetmore, Eugene Hay and the
Misses Wilson.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Turnquist,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Turnquist,
and DR.. Henry William Moth took place
last evening at the home of the brides
brother and sister, Judge and Mrs. An
drew Holt, on Chicago avenue. About
sixty-five guests We're present at the serV-
ice which was read by Rev. Alfred Ram
sey Palms and ferns filed the bow Win
dow and on either side were gladloll, PINK
and white asters and pink hydrangea blos-
SONS aided in making the rooms beautlful.
Pink sweet peas formed the center piece
In the dining room and the table was
lighted with pink shaded candles and
crossed with satin ribbons, while the
chandelier was wreathed with green.
Miss Ella Peterson played the .Mendel-
Fssohn wedding march and Hearts and
Flowers" during the speaking OF the vows
Miss Ann 8. Turnqulst was maid OF
honor Her gown was Of corn colored silk
null over pink silk with a bertha of lace
on the bodice. Her flowers were pink
roses. Little Florence Noltimier was
flower girl. She wore a white frock and
carried basket Of pink cosmos and as
paragus ferns. The ring was carried on a
satin pillow by little Elmer Holt, who was
in a white suit White French null over
silk was the brides gown and 1t was
tucked and founced and trimmed with
lace bertha. She carried bride roses.
DR.. Emery Crane was best man and Frank
G. Turnquist gave his sister in marriage.
The guests included Mrs. M. Mckenzie,
Chicago; Mrs. Charles Noltimier, Valley
City, N. D.; both sisters of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Reinking, Cor
coran; Clayton Kuhlemeir Freeport Ill.
The young women in the dining room were
Misses Lille Walton, Edith Hegel, Ella
Peterson, Lydia Anderson and Yerda
Erickson.
Dr. and Mrs Moth started at once for
their new home in Marine Hills, Wis,
where they will receive after Oct. 1.
Last evening Lake Street church was
thronged with friends who had gathered
to witness the marriage of Miss Ethel
Taylor daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
S. Taylor, and Arthur Cline Harvey Of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y Palms and pink
roses made an attractive decoration around
the altar. The ushers were Eugene Will
ford, Donald G. Lowell, Harry A. Cline
and Ernest H. Taylor. Miss Genevieve
Hill was at the organ. Miss Backus sang
"Slnce Thou Art Mine" just before the
wedding march was played. The brides
maid was Miss Eleanor Taylor OF Detroit
Mimi; the brides cousin. She wore pink
crepe de chine and carried white asters
The maid of honor, Miss F'lorepce l..
Pearsall, was in light green silk trimmed
with Venetian lace, and her flowers were
pink asters. The bride wore white silk
Fashioned with fagotted seams and
Ff1ounces. The bodice and skirt were inset
with medallions Of white velvet and there
was panel and bertha Of Irish lace. The
tule veil and a shower bouquet of golden
gate roses completed the bridal costume.
The best man, Cecil B. Chapman, with the
bridegroom, awaited the bride at the altar,
where the service was read by Rev. T. w.
Stout
81 Agreception from 8 until 10 o'clock was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Bpn Irving avenue S. Pink and white as
tiers beautifled the parlors and yellow
.dahllas were in the reception hall. Red
carnations and asparagus ferns were in
the dining room, where Mrs. Albert S.
Dean, the Misses Mary Richardson and
Edith M Taylor presided. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson,
MIR. and Mrs William Hall, Stewart;
Charles Chapman and son, Judson Chap
man, Milwaukee.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left on the eve
ming train for the east and they will visit
Niagara Falls before going to their new
home at Saratoga Springs, where they will
receive after Oct. 1. Mrs. Harvey's trav-
cling gown was of dark blue zbeline and
she wore a hat of black chiffon.
E. .
e A quiet wedding was solemnized In st.
Marks church last evening, when Miss
Mary Eleanor Turner, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm B. Turner of Golden
Valley and William e. Christian were
married. The chancel was banked with
palms and white roses were on the altar
while the altar rail was wreathed with
green. The ushers were I. Hallowell
Frank Lane, Ralph Turner, Bruce Turner
and Ed Mccall, and as the guests arrived
Professor George Normington played a
program Of bridal music. Miss Louise
Turner was her cousins maid of honor
She wore white mousselne de sole and
carried red roses. The brides gown was
of white point d'esprit over silk and her
flowers were bride roses. James Loudor
was best man. The service was read by
Rev. William Wilkinson. A small recep-
ton was given at the home Of the brides
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. George N
Turner on Emerson avenue N, but owing
to recent death in the family, only the
immediate friends and relatives were pres
ent. Mrs. A. M. Yost of Little Rock, Ark
was among the guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Christian went away for a short trip an6
they will be at home on their return al
so Twelfth street N.
wedding which will bring bride te
Minneapolis took place last evening in
Chicago at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
r. F. Brett when their daughter, Lucy
and Frederick r. Sine were married. Ar
arch of sn1ilax was arranged above the
bank of palms in the large bow window
L and foliage and white flowers were placed
ON the mantel. The other rooms were In
green and pink. Miss Anne Brett Of
Green Bay, Wis. played the Lohengrir
chorus as the bride descended the stairs
She wore white crepe de chine trimmed
with chiffon and carried bride roses. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Piper
Mrs T.. A. Baker, Miss Elsie Thompson
and Miss Vina Hartley, all from Minne-
apolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sine will be at home
at 3J3 Church street Sc, after Oct. 1
Mrs Sine formerly resided in Minneapolis
and she has many friends who will vel
come her return.
x A quiet wedding was solemnized Tues
day evening at the home of the bride
groom's brother, A. G. Pierce, in st. An
thony Park, when Miss Gertrude Camp
bell and Charles 8. Pierce were married
Rev. e. S. Pressy read the service and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley, the brides
brother and sister, were the attendants
Little Gilbert Pierce preceded the bride
strewing roses in her path. The brida
gown was of creme wolfe trimmed witt
panels Of renaissance lace and the bou-