The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-08
Social Circles.
ACEREMONY AT HOME.
The Won schlegell-Gloyer Wedding
Takes Place at the Glover
Residence.
James Petit and Miss saide E. Pres
colt Married in
Chicago.

The marriage of Miss Edna Glover
and Frederick Won Schlegelf took
place last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Glover, on Colfax avenue 5. only
the immediate relatives were present
at the service, which was read by Rev.
Theodore Payne Thurston. The
decorations were charming and tall
white candlesticks holding high the
cathedral taperS were on either SIDE
of the altar of palms and ferns. The
fireplace was banked with sword
ferns and above were bride roses and
ferns with white tapers cleaning
among the green. In the library PINK
roses were with the ferns ana vines
and the dining-rOOm was also In PINK
with roses and tapers in silver can
delebra on the table. A..-.s-.
A string orchestra played the 10
hengrin'' bridal chorus as the bride
and her sister, Mrs. Russell FolWeE,
who was the matron of honor, de-.
scended the stairs. A selection from
Die Meistersinger' furnished an ac-
compartment for the service and later
the Mendelssohn march was sounded.
Mrs. Folwell wore a gown of white
silk net over pale blue silk. The skirt
had three tucked founces and the low
bodice was outlined with roses. She
carried a great sheaf of Easter lilies.
The brides gown was of Brussels. net
over white silk. The shirred skirt had
three tucked flounces. A Louis XIV.
coat of cluny lace over white silk was
opened over a vest Of chiffon and the
full sleeves had shirred undersleeves
of net. She wore a veil and carried
lilies of the valley. ...- -,
Mr.. Won -Schlegell and his best man.
Victor Won Schlegen met his bride
at the fot Of the stairway and led her
to the altar, where she was given in
marriage by her father.
Mr.. Won Schlegell and his bride left
In the evening for an eastern trip and
they will be at home after Dec. 1 in
Won Schlegells, travelling gown was of
brown cloth and she wore a hat and
coat to match. 60
Minneapolis people will be inter-
ested in the. marriage of Miss Saide
Elizabeth Prescott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. De Witt Clinton of Chicago,
son Of William Petit Of this city and
was formerly prominent in Mime
apolis social and business cercles. He
went to Chicago several years ago
and has only been in the city on oc-
casional visits. The service was read
the fashionable Chicago weddings OF
the week. The ushers included a
group of Mr.. Pettit's Minneapolis
friends, w. Scott Woodwork, Denman
=. johnson, r. Robert Webb with
Nathan G.. Kingsbury of Columbus
Ohio, William Harrison Jones of chi.
cago and Sumner Prescott of Mari
nette, Wis. John Bovey of Mime.
apolis was best man. The brides only
attendant was her sister, Mrs. Nathan
=. kingsbury of Columbus. The
bridal gown was of French point lace
applique over white satin. The Skin
had a triple fiounce of lace will
shirrings of chiffon and tulle and tn,
bodice was studded with pearls ane
the sleeves had a circlet of pearls
slipping over the thumb. The tull,
veil was caught with lilies of the val
ley and the bridal bouquet was of til,
same blossoms. The service was reat
by Rev. Herman Page and was fol
lowed by a reception for the irnme di
ate relatives at the Prescott residence
In OakenWa1d avenue.
Mr.. Petit and his bride left for
trip and they will be at home afte
Dec. 1 at 2035 Madison avenue, Chi
cago.
A pretty wedding took place las
evening at the new home Of the youn
couple when Miss Mary Louise Bug
bee, daughter of Mrs. Frances M. Bug
bee, and Mark Robinson Moulto
We're married. Garlands of oak leave
festooned the. hall and the parloj
where the service was read had
Hs Daiih VI palms ana terms With whit
movers in among the green. Cluster
Of bride roses hung in wall pockets O
either side and suspended from aboy
was a horseshoe of roses Yello,
marigolds furnished bright touches {
color in the living-room and in. tn
room where the gifts were displaye,
A string orchestra played tn
'Lohengrin" bridal chorus as Rev.
~. Bushnell, with the bridegroom al,
his best man, Allan Harrison Morri
took their place before the floral a
tar and waited the coming of tt
bride. Miss Frances Ball, the ma
of honor, wore white mousseline
sole over green and carried bride
maids roses The bride was in viii
liberty silk over taffeta. The gait
cred skirt was very full and was fiji
1shed with a double f1ounce. TT
blouse had a yoke of narrow velv
ribbon set in squares with handwo1