The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-15
Social Circles.
BRILLIANT WEDDING
Miss Myrtice Wilcox and DR.. Wal
ter Trich Joslin Married
Last Evening.
Miss Harriet Wales Becomes Bride
Of Gilmore Clark Patterson
Of Chicago.

The marriage of Miss Myrtice Will
cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn =.
Wilcox, and DR.. Walter Trlch Josln
took place in the midst of beautiful
appointments and in the presence OF a
large and fashionable assemblage IN
the First Congregational church last
evening. Palms and ferns were ar
ranged about the altar and the tow
ering leaves almost hid the organ lott.
From above hung a curtain OF south
ern smilax. An archway OF smllax
and white chrysanthemums marked
the pews reserved for the families and
the broad white satin ribbons were
fastened to it with great bows. me
bridal music was played by Clarence
Marshall who improvised program
as the guests arrived and were seated
by the ushers, Archa and Ralph VIII
cox, brothers of the bride, Arthur
Rand, George Gillette, Walter Mayo
The "Lohengrin" chorus announced
the coming of the bride. The maids
were Misses Cora Joslin and Emma
Carpenter and they wore white Pers-
ian lawn trimmed with duchess lace:
Mrs. Archa Wilcox, the matron OF
| honor, was in her wedding gown OF
white chiffon over silk, fashioned Win
lace and all three carried white chrys-
anthemums. The maid of honor, MISS
Beatrice Wilcox, was in light blue
| crepe de chine and she held q great
cluster Of American Beauty roses. Inc
bride walked alone and her gown was
a Callot model of white chiffon over
A. silk slip. The skirt was made with
court train and had a panel OF
Bruges lace edged on either side with
| accordion pleating of chiffon. Inc
| blouse was covered with lace and the
wide sleeves were gathered into lace
cuffs. Orange blossoms held her veil
in place and she carried lilies OF the
valley. Her only ornament was a
crescent Of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom. DR.. Joslin and his pest
man, John H: McKeever, Of Moline
ILL.,, were at the altar awaiting the
bride and the service was read by Rev
George r. Merrill, assisted by Rev. IL
| w. Shurtleff. TO-
at the Wilcox home on Sixth street
| Sc. American Beauty roses were
everywhere, peeping from among the
ferns and palms which banked the
fireplace or lifting their fragrant BIOS
| SONS from quaint vases or wall pock-
cts. Southern smilax draped the walls
and formed a canopy above in the re-
ception room where the bridal couple
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox and
Mrs. H. A. .Joslin, received. Mrs. Will
cox wore white crepe de ch1ne
trimmed with duchess lace and Mrs
Joslin was in black crepe de chine with
rose point lace. 49, -...:--
In the living room bridesmaid roses
were caught in with the foliage ano
garden flowers from Old Orchard were
in the music room, pink dahlias, cox
comb and cosmos in profusion. The
| American Beauty roses were usee
again in the dining-room on the man.
| tel and buffet and a great cluster o.
the queenly blossoms was In a GU
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| DR.. and Mrs. Joslinzswent TO New
York on their wedding trip and they
will be: at home after Dec. at 81
Sixth avenue Sc. Mrs. Joslir's travel.
ing gown was Of dark blue trimmed
with black braid and her hat was OF
blue. TX. = .t*s,ss e go -. -
and Fillmore Clark Patterson Of Chi
cago attracted a large and brilltan
group Of guests to the First Baptis
church last evening. The br1de#1s thu
| daughter Of Mrs. Hannah Wales. Sh'
is a graduate of the university Of thu
class of '93 and is among the mos
charming of the younger singers. Mr.
Patterson is connected with the adver
Using department Of Golfers Weekly
| Palms and ferns made charming
decoration in the church, and as tn
guests arrived, S. G. Gilbert played {
| program of appropriate music, which
| changed to the Lohengrin' br1da
chorus as the bride and her attendan
! entered. Mrs. Maud Uulmers Jone
sang when Love Is Sweet" and dur
| ing the service Mr.. Gilbert played
| Schuman's Remembrance" Thu
ushers were Charles S. Pike, John A
Dickson, Alfred Mayo, Lloyd l.. Breed
Clarence L. Birch of Chicago ant
James P. Byers Of Hoosick Falls
N. Y, and A. G. j. Hammesfahr o
Chicago was best man. -
The maid of honor, Miss Grac
Gray, wore white peau de chiffon owe
white silk and carried pink roses. Lit
1 tie Marion Reubins and Frederick Hill
in white and holding basket of pin1
roses, walked just before the bride
who entered alone. She wore whit
crepe de chine over taffeta. TIL
tucked skirt was finished with a wild
: flounce and had a yoke and panel g
Mechlin lace. The blouse had dee
; bertha Of lace with tiny bands of crep
embroidered with seed pearls and tn
shoulders and cuffs. Her veil was {
,, tulle and her flowers, lilies Of tn
. valley.
:, Mrs. Patterson and his best ma
s awaited the bride before the alta
:. where the service was read by Re
r w. B. Riley, a friend Of the bride
;, | oroonn and t11e hride's ma st0r