The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-11
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

white over which green vines tra1leu.
On either side OF the great cluster OF
the window were white tapers in sill
yer candelabra. Palms and ferns
added to the beauty of the floral altar
and the nantel was banked with
green among which We're more
lighted tapers. Red roses gave
touches Of vivid color IN the green N
the liytng-room, and the, dining-room
was in white and pink with cosmos
in the center and strands OF snlilax
falling from the chandelier to the
table, where they were caught Win
bows of green.
Russell Patterson was at.the piano
and played the "Lohengrin march as
the ribbons were stretched by Misses
Dorothy Humes and Claire Bertrand.
Little Louise Cross was HoWer
girl and carried basket or WhiIe
cosmos. They all wore fluffy white
gowns. The bridal gown was or
white chiffon over white crepe ae
chine trimmed with fiber lace and the
bride carried white chrysanthemums..
Frank Brigham of st. Cloud. was best
man and the service was read by Rev.
Irving P. Johnson.
At the informal reception which fol-.
lowed Miss Florence Brigham or ST.
Cloud served frappe from preltlly
decked table and Mrs. George Bertrand
and Miss Tillie Schultz assisted thru
the rooms. Mrs. ]. B. Kerr. the Misses
Fred ericka and Eda Schultz were IN
the dining-room. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whiting, Or.
and Mrs G.. S. Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs.
b, r. Carter, DR.. Hahneman OF ST.
| Cloud, Mrs J. H. Chandler Of Fond
| du Lac and Mr.. and Mrs j. 3. Kerr. OF
st. Paul. 4;
Dr.. and Mrs. Brigham left for trip
before going to st. Cloud, where they
will be at home after Dec. at 374
Fifth avenue S. Mrs. Brlgham s
travelling gown was of blue and she
wore velvet hat.
A wedding which rounds out a pref
| ty romance took place last evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. White on Blaisdell avenue, when
Miss Ethel Margaret Faxon and
.Adolph E. i. Johnson were married.
Miss Faxon and Mr.. Johnson met on
the train as she was coming home
from Belmont college, Nashville,
Tenn, and Mr.. Johnson was returning
from Columbia college, a year ago.
Mr.. johnson is a graduate of Column
bia- and the state university and is a
well-known young politician.
Palms, ferns and vines trans
transformed the reception-room into
a woodland bower and white chrys-
anthemums were placed among the
green. On either side of the window
large clusters of flowers were used
on tall pedestals to form an altar. In
the library red carnations were with
| the ferns and white roses were in the
den. In the dining-room garlands OF
smilax and ribbon falling from the
chandelier were held in place with rec
carnations and in the center of the
table the wedding cake was encircleo
! with red tapers and flowers.
Miss Ruth Frahart DlaVe0 the '1IO-
hengrin''' march, which announced the
entrance Of the bride. There were nc
attendants and the service was read
by Rev. Samuel White, the bride:
uncle. The bride wore white crepe
de chine. The trained skirt hung
from shirred yoke and was inset with
lace. The bodice had a. yoke of satir
. ribbon faggotted together and outlined
:. with a bertha of Mechlin lace and sht
carried bride roses. Mrs: White
gown was of pastel satin foulare
trimmed with Irish point lace. NJ
E Mr.. and Mrs. j ohnson left for a tril
J east and they will be at home afte
Dec. 1 at 2703 Blaisdell avenue. Mrs
Johnson's travelling gown was of blu.
t hopsacking.
Miss Ele>nor Smell Of st. Charles
Mimi, was the only out-of-town guest
Invitations have been issued by MI
and Mrs. William Power for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Gertrude M
and Eugene j. sCruice, which will TAX
j place Tuesday evening, Nov. "a, a
7eo'clock in Holy Rosary church. TIL
service will be followed by recep
ton.
The marriage of Miss Lila Even
Jeffries and Oscar B. Bergland viii
4 take place in st. Andrews churc]
= Thursday evening Nov. 19. Mis-
Miss Emma l.. Smith and Robert s
Merriam will. be the attendants
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Roberts of Twenty-f1fth street will en-
terrain for the bridal couple. Las
4 Thursday Miss Smith gave a shove
for Miss Jeffries.
The committees for the junior ba
d were announced by Mr.. Sanborn. pres
ident of the association, YESTERDAY
They are as follows: Arrangement
Paul Brooks. Charles Robinson, Ira
cy Fairchild, Chester Kinnard; dec
'oration, John: P. Devaney, Walter Lit
zen, G. j. Daley, George Gillette; re
( freshments, Archie Walker Myro
Jackson, James Armstrong, J. E. Fir
d Hey; programs, Ernest Woodward. T
s. Merriam, S. H.sDeLong; floor. Ma
Pennock, Albert Koch, Loring Fishe
Archie Robertson; music, Charlie
# SALISBURY, waiter SnelQOn, Nv alter JS
cobson, Robert Reed; patronesse
Wheeler Nye, Thorold Field, Ala
Cary; correspondence, J. A. Jardin
Willard Thompson, Sumner Cover
- auditing, John Abbott, James Irsfel
Roy Burke, A. III. -Donaldson prin
ing, Harry Aldrich. Edward Parke
Gordon Dfbble, Elmer McCartne,
. press, p. C.. '.Brien, Helon Leach, e
= mers Bisbee.
The children's dancing class whic
meets at the residence Of Mrs. Et
= mund Walton Thursday afternoon
will have a Thanksgiving cotillio
Mrs. Noble is aiding the children
$ their plans and many novel featur,
+ will be introduced.
= Mrs. Laurence Horton, who is dow
from North Dakota for a month, gay
a luncheon at Donaldson's tearoon
to-day for Mrs. r. H. Hankinson co,
ers We're laid for fifteen and pink ar
white carnations made the table bea,
tiful.
Mrs. F. Dumas and Mrs. j. H. p
terson gave prettily appointed luncl
I. "A con this affprnoOn a thoir or,, r