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

and Mrs A. G.. Moritz. on Stevens ave-
nue., was chrysanthemum wedding
and hundreds of the shaggy blossoms
We're used in the decorations. The
deep window in the parlor was hlddenj
with trailing vines and on either side
were tall palms and yellow chrysan-
themums. The same gorgeous flow |
ers were ! in the library and diningI
rooms. "A great basket of fl overs tied
with broad satin ribbons was on the
table and southern sInilax 9tralled oVerst
the windows and arches. In the hall
the stair rail was a network OF sm1lax
and palms and ferns made a bank on
the landing and at the foot. A cur
tain of smilax concealed the musi-
clans who played q program as the
guests arrived.
Hal Woodruff played the wedding
march and the bride and her maids
were preceded to the floral altar by
Runckel. Misses Eva Morgan of Wi
mona and Florence Shelton were
bridesmaids. Miss Morgan's gown
was Of pale blue silk null with q yoke
Of lace and lace inset in the skirt.
White liberty silk formed Miss Skel-
tons gown which was shirred and
tucked. The maid Of honor, Miss
Edna Moritz, wore a dainty gown oe
white Louisine silk over taffeta. The
low bodice was outlined with lace
which was brought down into the
skirt to form yoke. The skirt was
finished with narrow folds. The maids
and the bride all carried white chrys-
anthemums.
The bride wore an imported gown
of white crepe de chine and panne
velvet. The skirt had court train
and was hung from crepe yoke
fagotted in deep points and at the foot
was a f1ounce Of panne velvet fagotted
to the skirt. Medallions of real lace
embroidered with rhinestones were
inset in the flounce. The blouse had
tucked yoke of chiffon inset with
lace and was worn under short bo-
| lero Of the panne velvet trimmed with
medallions. The full sleeves were of
crepe de chine with oversleeves of vel
vet. The veilsWas Of tulle. 49,. -s, =,
Inc bridegroom and his best man,
Robert Shape of New York awaited
the bride before the altar where the
service was read by Rev. j. E. Bush
nell. A reception followed and Mr..
! and Mrs. Moritz and Mrs. Gertrude
Shape Of Milwaukee received with the
| bridal couple. Mrs. MOritz wore tan
! crepe de chine and Mrs. Shape was in
| black crepe de chine. The guests
from abroad were Mrs. Gertrude
Shape, Miss Emily Shape, Oscar
| Shape, Miss Freda Wohlrab, Edward
| r
Schmidt, Berlin, Germany; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fox. Mrs. Minnie Run
excl, Louis Runckel, La Crosse, Wis;
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vaughn, Miss
Eva Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Per-
kins, the Misses Burnes, Winona;
Robert Shape, New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shape went east on
home after Jan. 1 at $50 Twenty-fifth
street, Milwaukee. Mrs. Shapes trav-
cling gown was Of blue and the hat
matched the gown.
A pretty wedding of last evening was
that Of Miss Helen Pow, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wickliffe Pow
Dale of Omaha, Neb., which took place
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
James I. Stokes, on Hennepin avenue.
The arrangements were charmingly
simple and only group Of twenty-five
relatives witnessed the service, which
was read by Rev. J. S. Montgomery.
Ferns and palms were massed about
the windows and mantels and smilax
wreathed the doorways. In among
the green nodded spicy pink and white
| carnations. The brides gown was of
cream crepe de chine. The skirt had
a yoke Of rose point lace and was fin
ished with narrow tucks. The blouse
which came down over the shoulders
i and a cluster of roses was caught in
the ,choux which held the girdle. A
white rose was in the brides hair.
Among the guests were: John F. Dale,
brother of the bridegroom; Fred Eos
ter, James Houston, Jr., Omaha, Neb. ;
Miss Carrie Pow, cousin Of the bride,
Salem, Ohio; Mrs. G. J. Gotschall,
Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale will be at home
after Nov. 4 at 1886 Park avenue,
Omaha, after their return from their
wedding trip. Mrs. Dale's travelling
gown was of blue basket cloth with
a hat to match.
The marriage of Miss Effie Dean
Hamilton and Aleck D. Aiken of Okla
homa City, Okla, which took place
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Ham
ilton, on Fourth avenue S, was at
tended by seventy-fve guests. Pink
carnations were with the palms and
ferns to form bower for the bridal
party and in the dining-room carna-
tons and ribbons carried out a color
scheme Of pink and green. Garlands
Of srnilax fell from the chandelier stc
the table. -. f. II $3.50.
Mrs. Frank Huntley sang 20, Light
from Heaven" and Miss Grace Phil
; lips played the violin obligato. Miss
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