The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
Social Circles.
A PRETTY CEREMONY.
The Lowry Satterthwaite Wedding
Takes Place at Fremont Con-
gregational Church.
Miss Lillian label and Lewis II. Sill
oway Married at Mrs. $, A.
Parkers Residence.

Fremont , Congregational church last
evening when Miss Mae Burton Satterth-
waite and George S. Lowry were married.
The bride is the daughtersof Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Satterthwaite and the great great
granddaughter Of Betsy Ross, who made
the first American flag. Flowers and
foliage banked the chancei to- the organ
left and In among the green &were by
drangea blossoms. Miss Olive Bishop was
at the organ and Mrs. ]. Long sang
Since Thou Are Mine as the ushers,
Ben johnson and; De Los Wright
stretched the white satin ribbons. Miss
Anna SatterthWaite, the maid Of honor,
entered with the best man, Archibald
Beidelman. Miss Satterthwaite wore
light blue silk mule trimmed with lace
and carried pink roses. Miss Grayce=
Lowry and George Guimont, Miss Nellie
DuLac and Niles Lowry were the other
attendants. The maids We're gowned
alike In cream silk mule over blue, and
fashioned with lace applique They wore
white a1grettes in their hair and carried
red roses. They were followed by the.
pastor, Rev. Richard Brown. The little.
flower girl, Mauriel Hoton, In frock of
white French lawn, tucked and trimmed
with lace, threw rose petals in the path
way OF the bride who entered with her
father. Her gown was Of white crepe de
chine over white silk. The skirt had a
shirred yoke and was finished with bias
folds. Pearl passamenterie outlined the
sh1rred yoke in the bodice and the stock
and girdle were also of pearls. The veil
was caught with a sunburst Of diamonds.
The service was witnessed by 300 guests
and was followed by a reception for the
relatives and young people of the bridal
party at the Satterthwaite home on En-
erson avenue N. The rooms were bright
With American Beauty roses and the
lights were shaded in pink. Pink roses
were I'M the dining-room where smilax
fell from the chandelier to the corners of
the table. The bridal couple were as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Sat
terthwa1te and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry. Mrs
Satterthwaite wore black silk with
shirred chiffon trimmings and carried
cream roses.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lowry left in the evening
for their new home in Carroll, Iowa. Mrs.
LoWry's travelling gown was of blue with
lace applique and hat to match. Among
the guests were Miss Alberta Bean of
Bralnerd; Mrs. D. I. Anes of Fargo; Mr..
and Mrs. Will Satterthwaite Of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. M. L. Scarf of Michigan
| City, N. d..
Among the weddings of last evening
! was that Of Miss Lillian label and Lewis
Hughes Silloway which took place at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. S. A. Par
ker, 27o7 Harriet avenue. The bridal
couple stood beneath a. wedding bell of
lilies and vines which was suspended
from an arch of spring blossoms Pink
roses, hydrangeas. palms and ferns were
used thru the rooms. Miss Griswold
| played the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus
Miss Ruth Silloway was maid of honor
and wore blue mousseline de sole over
white and carried red roses The brides
gown was Of, white embroidered crepe
over taffeta and with shirred bodice and
sleeves. She wore a DOUBLE string OF
pearls and her flowers were white roses
| Herbert Gardner was best man and the
! service was read by Rev. Loren A. Clev-
enger in the presence of sixty guests
Messrs. and Mines. Parker and Herbert
Williams assisted the bridal couple re-
ceive at the reception which followed
Mrs. Parker wore white peau de sole and
Mrs. Williams cream tissue MI. Sillo-
way and his bride left on the evenine
train for the east and on their return the,
Will go to Wayzata for the summer Mrs
! Sideways travelling gown was Of brown
and white etamine with hat to match
Mrs. Leonard lie Baron was the hostes.
at prettiy appointed luncheon this aft
ernon At her home on Second avenue s.
at which Miss Rachael Woodward whose
! wedding will be a pretty feature Of June
i was the guest Of honor. It was pro-
gressive luncheon and the guests all had
| an opportunity of sitting at the brides
table, which was crossed with white sa tin
| ribbons In which carnations were caught
| "A cluster of roses marked Miss Wood
wards place and at each cover with the
pink name card was a. tiny green basket
with a pink bow on the handle Covers
! We're lead for twenty and the guests were
| Misses Woodward, Edna Matchan, Lydia
Rheem, Elinor Morris. Florence Shelton
| Florence Buck, Hazel Hopkins, Jessie and
! Josie Anderson. Mary Hiddleston Lillian
and Edna Moritz. Mines. Charles Hoffman
! Tony Perry, Harry McRae Robert Laird
Harry Nebelthau, Charles Thompson
Thomas Russell, Charles M. Lane anc
! John Mulliken = :
Mrs. G. w. Lawrence and Miss DeCon
sey gave luncheon, and parcel shower
this Afternoon at the home of Mrs. Law.
renee. 3O44 Park avenue. for Miss Mar.
garet Leitch, a June bride. The decora
lions and appointments were all in pinl
and green and baskets Of carnations anc
marguerites formed charming table
decoration. The name cards were in thu
II chosen colors with the monogram of the
bride. The chair for the guest of honor
was In pink and a cluster of flowers fast
ened to it with a great bow of ribbon
Covers were laid for eighteen Afte]
II luncheon the hunting for the parcel.
which had been hidden thru the room
furnished amusement and several musica
numbers were given.
4 The marriage of Miss Edith Weed AM
BENJAMIN Hamilton of Hatton, N. D.. will
take place Tuesday at high noon at thu