The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-09

refreshm mt, were served The rooms
Were brightsWith autumn leaves, ferns
4; tan q car ] q tons. 9ss..
Miss Helen N ain aud Frank II,
,,Gahre, whose ~ arriage Swill take place
Wednesday were guests OF honor last
evening at an affair given by Mrs j.
81. Adams Of Portland avenue. Red
ana plnk mowers with autumn leaves
made ia1c the rooms beautiful. 81
4, Miss gL Myrtle ;rhona pson was the
guest OF honOraa at a. c nina shower |
wednesday Afternoon atsthe home Of |
her sister, Mrs. Edward Hauck. Sew
enteeA young women were present and
MISS thompson received many pieces
OF =, beautiful hand-painted china. The
aAtefnppM Was spent ia IL games and |
music. The dining-roorn was prettily
decorated 'sle S In pink and white and the
color scheme was carried out in the |
refreshments. 81 Instrumental Il num- |
:pers We're given blythe Misses JOS |
epnlne SCurtlss, Edith Kempton. Edna
! Dunn and Myrtle Thompson and vocal
numbers We're given by Mrs. Joseph |
Paul and Mabel Matthews. This
evening Mrs gWalter sTOyne, will give |
e granite ashoWesr Tor Miss Thompson.
One Of the ,prettiest Of autumn we'd
dingsa took place Wednesday evening
in the Fremont Avenue Congrega-
t1onal church, Z when Miss Fannie
Esther Bigg and Frank Wilbur Van
SAINT We're married. About 375 guests
Witnessed the service. The appoint
ments We're charming. The altar was
wreathed with ;autrnun leaves and
vines with touches Of scarlet mingled
with the feathery asparagus branches.
Miss, Pearl Beckel was at the. organ
ana played q program as the guests
were being seated. Frank Bigg and
Willard Hoke stretched the white rib |
bons while Mr.: Fisher sang Come to
Me- The "Lohengrin" bridal chorus
announced the coming Of the bride,
who was given IN, marriage by her
father. The service was read by Rev.
George Hindley. Miss Edna Bigg was
her sisters maid Of honor and was
gowned In: pale blue liberty satin, and
the bridesmaid, wore. pale green silk
null land carried pink roses 4 \ The
brides gown was Of white crepe de
chine over White silk with shirred Skirt.
inset with panels OF maltese lace.l The
blouse had shirred Yoke outlined
fastened with, a pearl brooch and she
carried bride roses. Little Murlen
Holton acted as flower girl and wore
white: organdie trimmed with ruffles
and lace. Leon NJ. Powell was best
man and Linn Melany was the brides
Frank Bigg, brother 81 the bride, Will
! lard Hoke, Lawrence Hyde and CLAIR
ence Field. A, reception followed, at
the home Of! che brides parents and
about seventy-five. guests were pres
| ent." Festoons Of carnations and sni-
lax decorated the rooms. The dining
room was in green and white: J. The
out of-town guests were Mrs. j.
Clarke Van SAINT, the mother sof the
fbrldegroona; Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomason, Mr. and Mrs William
Walker, Mrs. G. 4W...Wflley and Mr..
and Mrs. .Kalaher OF la Crosse, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 6. Furber Of St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van SAINT left Wednes-
day evening fora short. trip. j The
brides going-away gown was Of gray4
tWine cloth with hat to match, Mr..
and Mrs. Van SAINT will be at home
EEafteL.Nov. at 34el~Was hington ave
fnue E' FN.aa sssEfoi ss=$ Is f<.s, :.
The marriage svaef Miss MathiIda
Erickson and Axel Berg. took place at
the II anne pfsSn MI Il and Mrs. E. A. Ru-
deli ox l sa:2 O. 81 ystal akef avenues N,
wednesday evenings Rev. II. J. Hult-
Esad rha asFY2a
81 f gh ana 5f Mas xffiasa
f Hesi' WIFE as9efg %isa it ane w f
satin ribbons. The rooms were pref
tAy decorated with autumn. leaves and
potftefdl splar1ts.s Miss VIVA RudeH was
at the piano and soundedE the 40
fhengrin chorus''s as the bridal party
entered. A recptionsfollowed the sserv-
ice. : : z: - z3sl
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The marriage gof Miss Rachael D.
Anderson and Joseph Swanson was
solemnized at SSsoclock "wednesday
evening. at the home of the brides
2209 Twenty-second& avenue IS. i Tie
f:deGora ions were in pink and white
and autumn leaves formed an altar.
Rev. Olaf Bodien sread the service in
1t hee presence of about seventy-fve
guests and a reception followed. Mr..
after; Oct. "A at 1919 Tenth avenue S.
The marriage Sof Miss May Dough-
erty and Frank l.. Maher was solemn
lied. in st. Charles church Tuesday at
s o'clock. Miss lice Frederick was
with trimmings Of Point Venice lace,
and her. hoWerse.Were pink roses and
ferns The brides gown was Of white
French lawn with yoke and panels Of
Irish point embroidery, Her tu1le veil
was fastened with a pearl brooch, the
EStAS-OA CAAC O11uSSlOOI11, c11u size .CdT-
| ried- American Beauty roses. Charles
Gagaski acted as best man. "a rel
ception FOLLOWED the service. at the |
home Of the brides parents on Eigh-
teenth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Maher
left on the evening train for Seattle, |
Wash, their future home. Mrs. Ma
hers going away gown was Of blue
and she wore a hat to match.
ae15t -s !. J - *,s.
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pretty romancesteok place Tuesday
evening in the German Methodist
church when Miss sEAnnie Hudguns, |
daughter Of Mrs. Jane Hudguns Of
Belleville, Ont, and DR.. Fl. r. king
Of st. Paul were married. ( Two years
ago Miss Hudguns Wassa nurse. in, st.
Barnabus hospital and met DR.. Killing
a medical student connected with the
hospital. Rev. Mr. Lawrence read the
service which was witnessed by al
small group Of guests. Miss ABernice
De. Foe Of st. Paul was maid Of honor
and Dr.EMitchell was best M an .INhe