The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-07
Social Circles.
IA DOUBLE WEDDING
Miss Caroline Huntington Gale Mar
!, ried Last Evening to George
/ Henry Johnston.
Miss Frances May Gale to Cecil B.
. Chapman at Home Of Brides
I Father. ~

: A double wedding took place last
fEevening at the home Of Amory Fran
Scis Gale on Third avenue 8, when his
ydaughters, + Caroline Huntington and
sFrances May, We're married to George
Henry Johnston and Cecil Bayless
chapman. About 100 guests witnessed
.the service, and the appointments were
charming. The reception hall was
shung with southern smilax and peep
ling thru the glossy tendrils We're gay
pink dahlias. Pink carnations were
with the feathery ferns on the piano
sand table. The stairway was wreathed
swith vines and palms and ferns formed
Gan altar in the drawing-room. A cur
stain of smilax hung over the window
sand on either side were great" clusters
aof bride roses. The 1doorways and
sarches were festooned with smilax
4an1 white dahliass were everywhere. A
Sdeeper color note was In the dining
sroom, where oak boughs furnished
ssplashes of vivid color. A basket of
bridesmaid roses and ferns was in the
scenter Of the polished table, which
twas lighted with pink tapers In silver
tholders. The bridal cake with its or
fnaments which had decorated the
swedding cake of, the brides parents,
sthirty-f1ve years ago, occupied con-
sspicuous place.
: Russell Patterson was at the piano
land accompanied by a violin and cell
10 played a program as the guests
were seated by Judson Chapman and
SCyrus Barnum. The ''Lohengrin'
bridal chorus. announced the coming
Sof the brides and their attendants.
Mrs. A. R.. T,urnbull was the matron
.Of honor for her sisters and wore
white grenadine, over pink silk, en-
sbroidered with American Beauty
roses. and her flowers were the Ameri
scan Beauties. Miss Gale wore cream
iCanton faille with flouneed skirt inset
with panels Of Maltese lace. The
sbodice had a tulle yoke outlined with
slace. Her sisters bridal gown was Of
Screpe de meteor over silk. The skirt
awas hung from yoke of duchess lace
sand the flounce was shirred. A bertha
Sof lace edged the tulle yoke. They
sboth wore wells and carried lilies Of
the valley Charles E. Johnston Of
Langdon, n. D., was his brothers best
man and George Chapman of Milwau-
Gkee rendered the same service for his
hbrother.
Rev. w. w. Dawley officiated and
4Schubert's "Freiling's Glaube'' was
splayed as the VOWS were spoken and
gthe Mendelssohn march sounded when
the bridal couples turned to receive
$the Congratulations of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston and Mr.. and
MRS. Chapman left last evening for
short wedding trips. Mrs. Johnston's
straVellng gown was of gray Zibeline
aanQ Sne' wore a nat TO matCn. MIS-.
chapman was in brown zibeline with
"a brown, hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
will be at home at 1920 Third avenue
IS after Dec. 1 and Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
sman will receive after Dec 1 at the
sCordova apartments.
One of the prettiest of autumn
sweddings took place last evening. in
sthe, Park. Avenue M. E. church when
sMiss Eleanor Lloyd and Benjamin.
Edwin Darby. We're married, A, touch
sof sentiment entered into the brides
schoice> of a. wedding day, as Oct. 6
marked the tWenty-ninth anniversary
Sof, the marriage Of her parents. The
fdecorations = in :; 7the church were
kunique. Five arches of brightly col
sored autumn leaves were arranged
sover the center aisle and at the one
pnearest the altar swung a gate of red
sleaves which was opened for the
sbridal party by Misses Florence San
sderson and Hattie Rank. The altar
aWas, banked with ferns and leaves and
sthe lights were all shaded in red. The
Sdecorations were: arranged by the
syoung people of the Epworth League.
John Lyon was at the organ and Miss
&Christine MeCallun1, vocalist gave a
sprogram before Esthe service The
%'Lohengrin''" BRIDAL chorus was
&played for the professional and the
sMendelssohn march at the close
aMiss McCallum sang "Since Thou Art
sMine" during the service, which was
Sread by Rev. G. G: Vallentyne. The
alittle flower girl, Gertrude Dunham
.wore white swiss and carried "a bas-
sket. OF rose petals. The maid. of