The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-25
Her going-away gown was Of gray broad
cloth trimmed with red.

ana Harry FattenOQe was SOleInnlAeu' isiSl
evening at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. Susan Markle, 112 Lyndale avenue
N. Before the ceremony Miss Nellie Pat
tenode accompanied Mrs. D. M. Weis-
hoon, who sang ooh, Promise Me-" and
later played the "Lohengrin" chorus at
the entrance of the bridal procession. The
little flower girl, Miss Ruth Wilson, wore
a dainty frock of white Persian lawn and
carried basket of lilies Of the valley
The bridesmaid was gOWned In tan french
wolfe trimmed with lace and her flowers
We're pink carnations. Miss Lottie Mar
| kle, the maid of honor, wore a gown OF
pale blue French Swiss, with tucks and
heavy ecru lace. She also carried pink
carnations. The bride was given In mar
riage by Addison WILSON, Her gown was
of white silk null over taffeta. with
| full train and trimmings Of flmy lace.
and shrrings.
Peonies were used with palms and ferns
in the living room, where the ceremony
took place, while a note of color was intro
duced in the other rooms, with pink car
nations and pink candles. The misses
Addie Leighton and Maude Leighton ana
little Pearl Won Name assisted In the
dining room. The guests numbered about
seventy five and included from out OF
town Mrs. NJ A. Carr, Boston, and Mrs.
John Snider and daughter, Miss Sntder,
Sault Ste Marie. Mich
| Mr. and Mrs. Pattenode left for an east
ern tour. After July ~ sney VIII NC o.
home at 1112 Lyndale avenue N.
/ The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Wagon
halls was the scene Of a charming we'd
ding last evening when their daughter,
Miss Anna s. Wagenhals, became the
bride Of Edwin w. Miller Of Mandan. n.
| D. The service was read by Rev. q. +.
! Holt In the presence of a few guests. An
arch of ferns and pink peonies had been
| arranged in the parlor and tall vases
filed with pink peonies were used thru
the rooms. The dining room was IN red
and large centerpiece Of red peonies
was on the table. Mrs. w. Clayter played
the Lohengrin music and Miss lnez DAVIS
/ sang "Oh Promise Me- during the cere-
! mony. Miss Clara Wagenhals, maid OF
honor, was gowned in white French lawn
trimmed with valenciennes and insertion
and her flowers were pink carnations.
Miss Carrie Phaeler Prairie du Chen. the
bridesmaid. wore white French lawn
shirred, and her bouquet was Of red earn
atoms. The brides gown was OF white
4 chiffon over silk, made with full train
and trimmed with Irish point lace ar
ranged with yoke effect. Edmund j..
Wagenhals was best man. When MT.
and Mrs Miller left for their home In
Mandan, the bride wore brown wolfe with
bands of stitched taffeta.
| The guests from out Of town were Mr..
and Mrs John Phaeler and Miss Carrie
Phaeler, Mrs August Phaeler, Prairie du
Chen, Wis; Mrs. L. e. Peterson, Man
dan. N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. George Melcher,
Chicago.
| pretty home wedding solemnized last
evening was that uniting MISS Edythe
Bartel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bartel, and Walter S. Jameson, which
took place at the home Of the bride $
parents, 1921 Lyndale avenue N, at $3.50
Seyenty-five guests witnessed the cere-
mony at which Rev. s. A. Sumner offic-
lated A wedding bell Of ferns and carna-
lions was suspended in one corner where
the bridal pair stood and the n1antel was
banked with palms and white carnations
Miss Ethel Marion accompanied by hel
sister. Miss Bertha Marion, played the
pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser or
her violin as the bridal party entered
changing to the Lohengrin march as they
reached the altar. The Mendelssonr
| march was the occasional music. The
, brides attendant was little flower girl
Charlotte Jepson. dressed in fluffy
: white frock, who carried American: Beaut!
. roses with a ring hidden In the petals O
one The bride was gowned IN peau d.
chine over silk with shirrings and deel
: folds finishing the skirt. Her flowers wer'
brides roses.
During the reception which followed tn
. parents of the bridal couple Mr.. AM
4 Mrs. Bartel and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jameson assisted in receiving the guests
:. Misses Nellie Wingate, Iva Scarborough
, May Kline presided In the dining room
l. and Miss George Hall served at tn
l. frappe table After a week at the lax
!. and trip thru the northern part OF tn
4 state they will be at home after Aug. 1
i at 1921 Lyndale avenue N.
The wedding of Miss Nina Williamso
and DR.. e. H. Smith Of Bemidji was sol
emnized yesterday at high noon in tn
= Thirteenth Avenue Methodist church i
e the presence of few relatives. Mis-
/. Florence Cross played the Lohengri
II chorus as the bridal party entered. TIL
"a service was read by Rev. T. F. Allen, as
a sisted by Rev. G.. F. Swinnerton. Th
= | bride wore travelling gown Of blue sill
y wolfe and her bridesmaid, Miss Laura Nc
q Kellar, wore gray silk. The brother
L the bridegroom, c. M Smith, was bes
man. s-a
After the ceremony luncheon was serve
at the home of j. M. Smith, 2455 Tent
avenue. Dr. Smith and his bride lei
\ for an eastern tour and after Aug. ]
they will be at home at Bemidji.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Par
= daughter Of Mrs. Susan G. Parr, and D
-. Ernest Avery Wright, was charmingl
. mother last evening on Fifth street 81
er The service was read by Rev. J. /
I. Wright, father Of the bridegroom. a.
y sisted by Rev. E. w. Shurtleff in the pal
n lor before a large window, which we
y framed in ferns and palms relieved
n the delicate standings Of the pink moca
y sin flower and the wild Gala lily. Deco
a rations in the library, reception roo
" and hall were carried out in the san
a flowers. In the dining room a large clu
" ter Of pink roses was on the table ar
q the pink tapers were shaded in the san
y color. Roses and ferns. aided in produ
n ing bower-like effect.
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Lyme
a Palmer sang the DAILY Question:
= Meyer Helmund, while ribbons wei
q stretched by Miss Margaret Hoyte of S
Cloud and Miss Carol Wallace. Mi
a Elizabeth Mcveigh played the Lohengr
chorus at the entrance Of the bridal part
e changing to 1.-THE Evening Star durir
the ceremony and again to the Mendel
IN sohn march as they turned to receive tt
Ter congratulations Of the guests. The gov
n worn by the bride was of white crepe
y chine over silk, fashioned with shirrinl
A and tucks and a yoke Of duchesse la
r finishing the bodice. Lilies of the va
ps, ley formed her bouquet. The bridesmai
n Miss Emma Swart Of Fargo, N. D., w;
- gowned in pink silk NULL over silk al
r. carried pink roses.
~. A reception followed the ceremony
all yroun IF Young women served franne
|H the library and assisting In the dinin
CT H.