The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-15

sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel v. Nor
iris. Jr., on Blaisdell avenue. The
autumn leaves and the stairway was
Wreathed with the gay red and yellow
foliage. In the ; library a bank Of
palms and ferns was relieved with
white chrysanthemums. A brass urn
filled with red roses and ferns was
on the table in the dining-room.
The music was furnished by Miss
Lillian Lawhead and Miss Helen Bren-
nan. Miss Brennan sang IT Love You
Truly just before the entrance Of
the bridal party and Miss Lawhead
played the Lohengrin' chorus. Ray
white suits stretched the white satin
ribbons. The bridesmaids were
Misses Josephine Holman and Mar
garet Glow. They wore gowns of
white Paris muslin and carried
bridesmaid roses. The maid of honor,
mousseline de sole and she also held
bridesmaid roses. y Little Margaret
Morris in a crisp white frock carried
a long-stemmed American Beauty
rose and walked before the bride The
wedding gown was Of white crepe
yoke and bands Of embroidered crepe
inset in the blouse. A veil and clus-
ter Of lilies of the valley completed
the pretty costume. Frank Zahn acted
as best man and Rev. A. B. Marshall
read the service.
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson and Mrs. John
Brigham of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Jr.,
received with the bridal couple. Mrs
Morris wore black and white chiffon
trimmed with, turquoise velvet, and
de chine with duchesse lace and pink
chiffon. About 100 guests were pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson left for a,
short journey and they will be at
home at AT Tenth street S after Dec.
was of blue and she wore blue vel
vet hat.
| The home of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
e. Cotton on Portland avenue was
| the scene of a pretty Wedding last
evening when Miss Helen Mary Ma
lin, daughter: Of, Mrs. E. F. Malin of
were married. The decorations in the
parlors were all in white and green
and vinca vines, wreathed the balus-
trade in the hall. "A bank of palms
was arranged before the window and
the lights were shaded in green. In
the dining-room red geraniums were
in vivid contrast on the table and
I sideboard. Miss .Edwina Wainman at
the piano and Miss Maud Wainman,
violinist, played the 'Lohengrin''
chorus and Dream of Love- with
the Mendelssohn march at the close.
Little Margaret Cotton and Bernice
! Brown, in white frocks and pink and
blue sashes stretched the white satin
ribbons. Miss Emma Malin of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was maid of honor. She
wore light green and her flowers were
white chrysanthemums. The little
flower girl, Edith Cotton, was in a
frock of white. The bridal gown was
with thread lace and she held bride
roses and ferns. &. The service was
read by Rev. James E. Smith and
| was witnessed by seventy-five guests.
An informal reception followed. Mr..
and Mrs Gahre left for the east and
| they will be at home at, 1912 Park
avenue Wednesdays in November. "
! Among the weddings Of last even
| ing was that of. Miss Helen. Louise
Ozias and David Lewis Fairchild,
which took place: at the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Newton Ozias, 2516 Colfax avenue S.
The service was read by Rev. s. D.
Hutsinpiller in bower Of palms and
! vinca vines. Mrs. e. w. Runyan
played the bridal music. Miss Alice
| Ozias was her sisters maid of honor
and wore white and carried pink
| roses. Little! MaAion Burr and Egg
bert FairGhila waEe # 4,, White and
bride was in cream crepe de chine
with the shirred skirt edged with
folds. The blouse had yoke OF
faggoting and Arabian lace. A vel
enveloped her slender, figure, and the
bouquet was of. bride roses. Frank
Fairchild was best man. The guests
1 numbered 200 and included Miss
Isabel Fairchild Of Sioux City, Iowa
and. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Burr OF
Piqua, Ohio. Miss Annie Blitz and
I Miss Helen Fish Of Renville were in
the dining-room. g
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchi1d will be al
home after Nov. 1 in Hyde Park
Chicago. They left on the evening
train, and Mrs. Fairchild's travelling
gown was of brown with a. brown
I velvet hat. r. =. =
i Only the relatives and near friends
witnessed the marriage Of Miss Mar
guerite G. Bryant and Edward Chris
tan Kalass of Langenberg, Assini-
! boia, which took place last evening
at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
H. o. Holstad, 1900 Clinton avenue
The rooms were made beautiful with
autumn foliage and red carnations
Miss Ella Maher Of st. Paul played
Memberships Spring Song" just be.
fore the entrance Of the bridal party
i Miss Mabel Holstad was maid Of
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