The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
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Social Circles.
BRIDE FOR WADENA
Miss Raye Newman Is Welded to
Thomas H. Adams Of That
City.
Mrs. L. G. Raines Entertains in Hon
or Of Guests From Out
to Town.

About 100 guests gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Newman on East
Sixteenth street this afternoon, to Wit
ness the marriage OF their daughter, Raye,
to Thomas II. Adams of Wadena. The
service was read by Rev. Irving p. john
son at o'clock The parlor was a bower
fof white and green. The walls were hung.
with cheesecloth and banked with palms.
among which We're tall white lilies. The
recess where the string orchestra was sta
toned was curtained with smilaxf A lat
tice Of white satin ribbon outlined the
aisle to the floral altar. In the second
room the great mirror was garlanded with
smilax and the cluster of roses was re-
Elected In Its depths. Roses and ferns
were also on the mantel. The dining
room was in red with red shaded tapers
and brilliant salvias blossoms on the
table.
The orchestra played the ''Lohengrin"
bridal chorus as Miss Henrietta Newman
and Leonora Lee stretched the ribbons.
They wore fluffy gowns Of white swiss.
The little ring bearer, Margaret Rob-
itschek, was in frock of white point
desprit trimmed with ribbons and car
ried the ring in white satin pillow
strewn with rose leaves. The maid Of
honor, Miss Maye Anderson, was in blue
silk null over white, fashioned with ecru
lace, and her flowers were pink rose
buds. The BRIDE who entered with her
father wore white crepe de chine over
taffeta. The bodice had tucked yoke of
chiffon outlined with a bertha of lace and
the skirt was shirred to a lace yoke which
formed a panel down the front. The tulle
veil was caught with a pearl brooch, the
gift of the bridegroom, and the bridal bou-
quet was of white roses. Walgrave
Conant was best man and with Mr.. Adams
awaited the bride at the altar. The
orchestra played Hearts and Flowers as
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formal reception followed by the young
women in the dining room were Misses
Lena Dallager, Florence Thompson, Olga
Johnson and Agnes Olson, and they all
wore white gowns. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kenyon, Wadena;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. zintheo, Fargo; Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy, Saltwater. .
Mr.. Adams and his bride will leave this
evening for trip west and they will be at
home after Oct. 16 at Wadena. Mrs.
Adams going away gown is of Oxford
cloth with a hat to match.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
gave a dinner for the members Of the
bridal party. Covers were laid for
twelve and the decorations were in white
and green. A mound Of white roses and
ferns was in the center Of the table, which
was crossed by bands of green satin rib
bon. The chandelier was wreathed with
smilax and garlands fell to the corners Of
the LaDle
Mrs. L. G. Raines of Third avenue S
entertained group Of women very infor-
mally this afternoon in honor of her
guests, Mrs. e. E. McKain and Miss Mar
gle LeGore of Chicago and of Mrs. c.
w. Kenworthy. who leaves shortly to
make her home in st. Louis. Flowers
furnished.,a simple decoration thru the
rooms There were twelve guests.
number of affairs have been planned
for Mrs. Kenworthy.@ Tomorrow Mrs.
T. w. Nash will give a quilting bee. Last
evening Mrs. G. s. McLennan gave a mu-
sicale and Monday Mrs. w. r. Jenn1-
son and Mrs. N. A. Strong had a lunch
con of twelve covers at the home Of the
latter. Pink hydrangea blossoms and
shaded lights made the tables pretty.
Last Friday Mrs. L. O.. LeBaron Of the
Naulhaoka had quilting bee and enter
| tanned twenty five women for Mrs. Ken
worthy.