The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-22

RUBY philips was at the piano ana
played the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus,
ticana,'~ and the MendelssOhn march.
Miss Jessie Phillips and Frank Hamil-
ton were ushers. The bride wore white
wolfe over taffeta, with a bertha of
Irish crochet lace. The service was
read by Rev. D: J. Dewart of Merri-
lowed Misses Mildred Hamilton,
Grace Phillips and Nellie Thomas
were in the dining-rOOn. The out
of-toWn guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Aiken, Robert Aiken, Sand
stone, Mimi; George Aiken, Forest
Bird Island Mimi; Mrs. Mary Elliott,
Russell Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Croyder, .Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Dewart, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Fargo, Merriam Park;
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wood, st. Cloud;
Mr. and Mrs. Leopard, st. Cloud.
Mr.. Aiken and his bride will leave
to-day for Oklahoma City, where they
will receive after Dec. L.. Mrs., Atken's
travelling gown is Of blue cloth, and
she will wear a blue velvet hat.
| Among the weddings of last evening
was that of Miss Mabelle c. Smith and
Charles F.; Wyant, which took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boston
w. Smith, on James avenue N. About
which was read by Rev. George +.
Holt. The rooms were beautified with
roses, carnations and chrysanthemums
arranged with palms and ferns. The
d1ning-rOOm WAS in yellow and the
other rooms in white, with a profusion
| Of southern s1milax to form a back
ground. Mrs: w. P. Cleator played
Schumann's "Traumerei'' before the
SERVICE. There were no attendants
and the bride wore white French silk
null over silk, trimmed with a deep
yoke of Irish crochet lace, and car
ried bride roses. -. .>-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyant will be at home
in the Mckinley Court on their return
! from a. short wedding trip. ::,s>z ts~s.f
f About 800 guests attended the re-
ception which was given last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Martin at their
home on RidgeWood avenue. a
wealth Of American Beauty roses were
/ placed among the palms and ferns in
the reception-rOOmer and the mantel
was a, network of vines and ferns. In
the hall a bright color. note was found
in the clusters Of saliva blossoms and
white 1chrysanthemum were in the
library. yellow chrysanthemums were
on the table and buffet In the dining
room. The assisting women were:
1 Mines. Fred Van Duzen, Calvin Good
rich, John Mcmillan, Milo Phillips, B.
H. Woodwork, Arthur Rogers, W. A.
Tones, w. B. Chandler. A string or
chestra played as the guests came and
went.
/ Mr.. and, Mrs. j. A. White of 2104
Fremont avenue S announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Susie to
o. G.. Torrance. The wedding will take
place Monday, Dec. Z, in Los Angeles
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. White and their
daughter will leave Monday for. Los
Angeles, where Mr.. and Mrs. White
will spend the winter.
The Woman's club of the First Uni
tartan society will give the annual re-
ception for the pastor, Rev. H. M
8 Simmons, in the church parlors to.
morrow evening.
The reception which was to have
been given in Merriam Park in honor
Of Rev. and Mrs. M. de Darrall is in
definitely postponed on account of the
( illness of Mrs. desDarrall.
The women of Hotel Summers have
organized an afternoon card club te
play every alternate Monday. The
first meeting will be next Monday will
Mrs. J. K. SAVERS as hostess. 4
vile, Mimi, and p. H. Flattey Of Min
neapolis were married Tuesday morn
ing in st. Johns church, Savage, MINI
Palms and ferns made the church
E beautiful. Miss Catherine Thompson
was maid Of honor and wore blu,
gown and carried white carnations
The bride was in her travelling gown
Of brown and her flowers were brid
roses. John r. sHoban was best maj
J and Father Kane read the service
which was followed by a. weddin,
breakfast at the home of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coffey. TIL
! guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Thompson, Mrs. Annie Flanagan an,
daughter, Miss Mamie Flanagan
Michael Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs
John Hanrahan from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F'lattey left for wed
ding trip and they will be at home a
1904 Third street NE after Nov. 1.
"A farewell luncheon in honor O
Mrs. r. G. Barton, who Is soon t
leave to spend the winter in the east
was given Monday afternoon by Mrs