The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-18

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tulle veil was fastened with orange blos-
SONS and the same flower, combined with.
brides roses, formed her bouquet. Rev.
William III. Medlar was best man.
After the service a reception was held
at the home Of the bride on Colfax ave-
nue.. The colors in the dining room were
pink and green while white and green
were used in the other rooms. Assisting
in the dining room were Misses Gibbs,
Raft and Hirth. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes
left for a trip east. The brides going =
away gown was of blue Venetian cloth
with a hat to match.
The wedding OF Miss Roberta Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells
Brown, and Samuel Cargill was solemn
lied last evening at All Saints church.
Rev. Theodore Thursston read the sery-
ice and Miss Anna Dewitt played the
Jocelyn "Berceuse'' and the wedding
marches. The altar and organ loft We're
covered with FERNS. roses, peonies and
palms Miss Brown was attended by her
sister, Miss Athelia Brown, 8 maid OF
honor, and Miss Lucy Boardman as
bridesmaid. Miss Helen Cargill. a. sis
ter of the bridegroom, acted as flower
girl. The brides gown was of white
crepe de chine with a court train trimmed
about the foot with folds of the material
and the waist had bands of point lace
running out into Van Dyke points. She
wore a veil and carried a white prayer
book. Miss Boardnan wore white silk
null and carried white peonies. Miss
Brown was gowned in French swiss with
Duchesse lace and her flowers were pink
peonies. After the reception at the home
Of Mrs. s.. S. Cargill on Portland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cargill left for an eastern
trip. The bride wore travelling suit Of
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apolis in July and be at home at 2601
Portland avenue.
The wedding service uniting Miss May
Rose Mildred Birmingham and George
Harrington Chiffon was quietly solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at the BRIDES
home on Bryant avenue S.. The parlor
was richly decorated in white peonies and
green and Father Danehy awaited the
pair before mound Of white and green.
The bride entered alone, wearing a gown
of white crepe de chine over taffeta with
trimmings of Duchesse lace and shirrings
of crepe. Her bouquet was of bride
roses. A supper followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon left for
Detroit. They will be at home after July
Is on; Sixth avenue S.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Maude
Hopes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Hopes. and Clarke Hovey was cele-
brated last evening in the Friends church
with the full Quaker ceremony. A pro-
gram Of music was given by a string
quartet, while the ushers, O. s. Seymour,
John T. Jones and Ralph Carrot, were
seating the guests and, as the strains of
the "Lohengrin'' march were heard, lit
tie Miss Helen Francis, in a fluffy white
frock. carrying a basket Of flowers,
entered, attended by a page, Morris
S~>o IT. 49, Ia 1{ra
Alice Carrot, the bridesmaid, followed the
small attendants. She wore gown Of
yellow silk null and carried yellow roses.
Mrs. Gilbert was her sisters matron Of
honor and preceded the bride. who
entered with her father. The bride wore
white crepe de chine with bands Of Cluny
lace and shirrings on the bodice and skirt
and her flowers were lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Gilbert was gowned in white lawn
and she carries asparagus ferns tied with
white ribbons. The bridegroom with his
best man, Frank tCovell, met the bride at
sthe altar, where they exchanged vows in
the simple service.
A reception was given at the home Of
the bride on Stevens avenue The par
lors were decorated in white peonies and
palms, while pink carnations and ferns
were used in the sliving-room and yellow
roses and candelabra with yellow silk
shades were in the dining room. Mrs.
feldt presided, assisted by Misses Webb,
Parker, Mealey, Decker and Bingen
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey went for a
trip on the great lakes and they will be
at home in Donnybrook, N. D., where Mr..
Hovey is in business, after July Is.
A simple wedding was solemnized last
| evening at the Thirteenth Avenue Method
| jst church when Miss Grace Blood, daugh-
| ter of MIR. and Mrs. II. D. Blood, and Rev.
Donald Mckenzie, Of Excelsior, were mar
| RED Rev. T. F. Allen read the service in
the presence Of about three hundred
| guests. Miss Blood wore a gown of Paris
muslin tucked and ruffled and her flow
ers were lilies of the valley Miss Birdie
| Trowbridge was maid of honor and Miss
Esther Johnson was flower girl and car
ried bunch of sweet peas. Rev. "A. Nc
| Coombs acted as best man. A reception
| followed in the church parlors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckenzie went to their home in the
Methodist church parsonage, in Excelsior.
| where they will be at home after Aug. i.
Immaculate Conception church was the
scene Of a very pretty wedding yesterday
! morning when Rev. M. J. Hiltner, assisted
by Rev. M. ]. Helper, Of Fargo, read the
service which united Miss Frances Nc
Laughlin and DR.. J. T. Flynn. The bride
was attended by Miss Josephine Nc
Laughlin as bridesmaid and Leo Flynn as
best man. Mrs. Babcock played the march
and Gilbert Joyce sang. The bridal gown
was Of white crepe de chine over liberty
satin with lace trimming. She wore q
veil and carried white roses The brides
maid wore blue 1nousseline de sole an6
| carried roses.~4A ~reception- was given al
I the home Of the brides parents at which
there were about thirty guests.
After short trip DR.. and Mrs. Flynn
will be at home in Madelia, MINI.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Maud Dewol
daughter of John S. DeWolf, to Phili1
Calvin Condit was solemnzed before {
few of their near friends last evening il
Gethsemane church. The bride was un