The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30

Reception at the Home Of Bride $
Parents on Hennepin Avenue
!; Follows.
The marriage Of Miss, Jane Georgianae|
Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry y.
Lewis. and William F.. Morley OF New
York took place last#evening inst. aPauli y
church. Hydrangea blossoms and Easter
lilies we're in, the bank Of palms and.ferns
in the chancel and clusters of Easter lilies
were tied to the pews reserved for the I
families with great bows of satin ribbon.
Clarence Marshall was at the organ and
played "Traumeri"s and, The Angels Ser
Tenade" as the guests arrived, The "Lo-
shengrin'' chorus was used as the bridal bridal
party entered. Hearts and Flowers as
an accompaniment for the service and the
Mendelssohn march at the close. y The
ushers were Robert r. Pryor, Carrington. !
N. D., and LIZA. Lowry, Ernest Morley,
Chicago; $W.; r. Gallagher, Duluth, and
Paul Faude The bridesmaids, Misses
Blanche and Lillian Lawton and Miss
EGaara c. Thomas, wore white net over
white silk, with shirred skirts and bodices,-
and carried Easter llies.S Mrs. Albert r.
Kirby Of Duluth, the natron of honor.
was In pink tissue over taffeta also shlrred re
! bride entered alone. She wore white lib
erty satin over silk. The tucked skirt had
a full court train and the bodice was
fashioned with Duchesse lace She car
ried lilies of the valley. The: bridegroom
! and his best man, DR.. III. H. Sanderson OF
Windsor. Ont, met her at the chancel
steps where the betrothal service was
read by Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston.
About $50 guests were@present. 81
\ "A reception at the residence Of. MT. and
Mrs. Lewis on Hennepin avenue followed
for the bridal party and a group Of friends
The decorations in the hall. drawing room
and library were in green and white with
! Easter lilies and ferns and white tulips in
profusion. Pink roses and shaded lights
with ferns and smiax were in the dining
room. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis received with
the bridal couple and Mrs. Lewis wore
| light blue crepe de chine fashioned with
cluny lace.
Among the guests were Mr.. William H.
I Gallagher Of Duluth, Mrs. H. W. Kent and
daughter and Mrs. Anna D. Hopkins Of
Benton Harbor,' Mich., and Maurice d..
Clar of New York city s. - =,
l. Mr.. Morley and his bride left for the
east and they will return to Minneapolis
for a visit during the summer Mrs. Nor
! ley's. travelling gown was of blue tWine
cloth with hat to match: -:<; y
i Mr. and Mrs. W.. D. Washburn and Mr.
Bismarck yesterday in their private car to
attend the marriage Of Mrs. Washburn's s
\ niece, Miss Elizabeth Macomber. and DR.
r. C. Thompson, which took place last
i evening at Wilton. Rev. T. A. Til1inghast
Of MINNEAPOLIS read the service. ..ss The
evening with the Washburns in their car
and left to-day for the east. -. + d., T.
Mrs. Eugene j. Carpenter entertained a
group Of women Informally at a luncheon
to- day at her home on Harmon place. The
guest of honor was Mrs Carpenter
mother, Mrs. L. Lamb, of Clinton, Iowa,
I who is her guest for two weeks. :s.'."l
: The date Of the tennis hop to be given
I by the University Tennis association has
81 been changed to Saturday evening. May g.
! Last evening a dancing party was CIV
q en- by z:Delta,~ypsilon- fraternity, in the
& chapter-house. American Beauty roses
) and palms made the rooms beautiful An
! informal program of dances was followed
I by supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Leavitt chaper-
} Oned the party. -.'''- - i-..T--
Z Mrs. Charles R.. Langan entertained
{ yesterday afternoon for. Miss Laura Nc
) Intosh, a, June bride. Twenty Of the
! brides friends showered her=with linen.
81 Miss Katherine Mae Tibbs of Mime
! apolis and Cyrus H. Easlik of Excelsior
! were married at the home of Rev. S. T.
( Shove, Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Easlia
S(wiH spend a couple of weeks in. Mime
apolis before going to their home in Elk
celsior ~. n
} Miss Nellie H. Webber, daughter Of
Mrs. Amanda Webber, formerly Of this
e. citX, and. Herbert 6. Power were. Yer!
! quietly married in Duluth Saturday. Mr.
) and Mrs. Power will be at home in Du
= luth after July 1. 49, T.. -,s
The marriage Of Miss Agnes @Gilbertso
and A. Erickson took place last evenin
- at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
= Hubner, Ala Seventh street S. Rev. A
= Ramsey read the service in the presenc
of about twenty-five relatives A weddin
= supper was served ir., the dining, room
- which was decorated in red.S Mr.. an
= Mrs. Erickson have purchased a now HON
IN and they will issue at home cards late
" u PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
ir Mrs: Alfred Wiley is the guest Of her mothe
Mrs John Prichett of Alexandria is the gue
nv Of Mrs. II. Fl. Humphrey
= Miss Effe Crane of Delayan. Wis. is the gue
Of Mrs Bert Drake of st. Anthony Park.
III III Miss Eddys Cole left last evening for Ne
" Rockford, n. D.. where she has accepted p
sition. zS = s5- I'd
at Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
on follows: Hoffman. A.. f. Lundquist; Hollan
r.. G. Bagley: .r isE.s
20 The Christian Spiritualist Society viii give
re- necktie social and dance In "A. o.. IL W. ha
ka 229 Central avenue. this evening: sz%*<5
~: Tie students Of the Minnesota School of Blu
ite ness will have a party this evening in Mason
Is, Temple. Dancing and games will be: the anus
q ruents. sSf-
Mrs. r.. r. Purrittim. 1910 First avenue
- gave a 6 O'Clock dinner w ednesday in honor
~ u her sister. Mrs: J.. B. Trowbrfdge of Haywar
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