The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
Social Circles.
WED At HIGH NOON
Miss Gwendoline Miles Is Married
to DR.. Francis Barnard, Jr.,
of Duluth.
Miss Title Rogers Of This City and
Martin r. Roberts Of San
Francisco Wed.

SeCQSSN1dTS CHuTCn was the scene OIL a
wedding, charming in the simplicity of
It's appointments, at high noon to-day,
when Miss Gwendoline Miles, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miles, of 1903 Park
avenue, and DR.. Francis Barnard, Jr., Of
Duluth, were married. Great clusters of
golden glow were on the altar. Mr.. Mar
shall played the nuptial music and pre-
coded it with a short program as the
guests were seated by the ushers, Bray
ton Byron and Walter r. Field. The
bridesmaids, Misses Susan l.. Barnard and
Margaret j. Quilliard, both of Duluth,
wore green mousseline de sole and car
ried white asters. Miss jamie Miles, who
was her sisters maid Of honor, was in
pink with pink asters. The bride walked
with her father. Her gown was Of white
mousseline de sole, tucked and shlrred
She wore veil and carried white asters.
The bridegroom and his best man. Per-
cival Barnard Of Duluth, met the bride
at the chancel steps. The service was
read by Rev. Irving P. Johnson
A wedding breakfast was served at the
Commercial club and covers were laid
for twenty-five. The table decorations
were white asters. DR.. and Mrs. Barnard
will make their home in Duluth.
The out Of town relatives present were
Mr.. and Mrs John L4aughland and Mrs.
J. G. Lindsay, Of OMAHA Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Barnard, Miss Nellie Barnard and
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Miles, of Duluth.
The marriage of Miss Tillie Rogers and
Martin P. Roberts, of San Francisco, was
quietly solemnized at high noon to-day at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Rogers, 914 Nineteenth street
E. The decorations were charming and
bower of palms, in which white roses
cleaned Respondent was arranged in the
parlor, American Beauty roses were on
the mantel. The windows were draped
with American flags while sn1ilax
wreathed the doorways and pictures. The
dining room Was in pink with roses and
smilax in profusion." Mr.. Watson played
the wedding march and furnished an ac-
compartment for the service, which was
read by Rev. Theodore Thurston, in the
presence of about fifty guests. The bridal
couple entered together and j. G. Rogers
acted as best man. The bride wore pearl
gray silk crepe over silk and trimmed with
lace and passmenter1e. At the informal
reception which followed Mines. c.. E.
Faulkner, J. Turner and J. Chandler as
sisted in the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs
| Roberts will leave for short trip and
they will return to Minneapolis for q few
| days before going to San Francisco
where they will be at home at 730 Polk
street Tuesdays after Oct. 1. Mrs. Rob-
erts' travelling gown was Of mauve cloth
with hat to match.
| One of the weddings Of yesterday was
| that of Miss Clara Miller, daughter Of
Albert A. Miller, and w. w. Todd of De-
troit City, Mimi, which took place in
Olivet church at 8 p. m. The decorations
were very elaborate. The center aisle was
arched with ferns and golden rod and
broad white satin ribbons were fastened
| to the floral pillars which supported the
arch near the altar, which was a glowing
| tangle of leaves and flowers. When the
bridal party entered the maid Of honor
l io1 .{1,1 o~1 DO SPo,,
the bride to the altar. Norman Stewart
played a program Of appropriate selec-
| tons which glided into the strains of the
"Lohengrin' chorus for professional.
The ushers were Ray Todd and Herbert
Miller of St. Paul, Raymond Chase of
Anoka, and M. Peabody. The brides
maids, Misses Gertrude Everington and
Edith Hoyt, wore white French Swiss over
green silk, trimmed with lace and tucks,
and carried asparagus fern tied with
white satin ribbon Miss Margaret Miller,
the maid Of honor, wore white chiffon
fashioned with lace and green liberty
satin and her shower bouquet was like
that of the bridesmaids. The bride was in
white chiffon over taffeta, with trimmings
Of lace and shirrings. Her veil was held
In place by diamond and pearl brooch,
the gift Of the bridegroom, and her flowers
were swansonia.i Richard Welty OF De-
tro1t City was best man and the service
was read by Rev. F. p. r. Miller Of Man
kato, the brides brother, and was wit
messed by 500 guests.
A wedding supper was served at the
home of the bride on Harvard street: The
parlors were bright with ferns, palms and
asters and red taper,s in glass candle
sticks, wide satin ribbon and smilax car
red out color scheme Of red and green
in the dining room. About forty relatives
were present.
Mr.. Todd and his bride have gone tt
Breckenridge, Mimi, to visit Mr.. Todd's
family and they will be at home In eDtrolt
City after Oct. 1. Mrs. Todd's travelling
gown is of tan covert color with hat tt
match.
Miss Anna J. Schutt and Dr. Emmett
Creelman were married last evening al
the home of the bride, 1928 Oak street SE
Only the immediate relatives were present
at the service, which was read by the
brides brother, Rev. c. H. Schutt Of To.
, ronto Can. The window In the parlol
, was banked with palms and golden glow
, as an altar. Miss Rena Keith was the
. maid Of honor and wore white china silk
The brides gown was Of white French
lawn trimmed with Mechlin lace. J. P
Schutt was best man. DR.. and Mrs
Creelnaan left on the evening train fol
Efemerton, WASH, where they will be a
home after Oct. l.
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