The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07
Social Circles.
A THURSDAY BRIDE.
Mary Louise Norton Married to VIM.
H. sudduth at the Weir
Home.
Pretty Wedding Followed by Recep-
ton Many University
People There.

was the scene of a pretty wedding last
evening, when their niece, Mary Louise
Nortoneof Red Wing became the bride Of
William H. Sudduth. The handsome
apartments were arranged with a profu-
sion Of flowers, ferns and palms. in the
reception hall there was an artistic ar
rangement Of pink asters with palms,
while ferns wound about the stair rail.
The doorways into the other rooms were
decorated with asparagus ferns and flow
ers. The service was head before a large
bow window in the parlor, where easter
lilies were massed with tall palms. The
white tapers, which filled the room with
subdued light, burned beneath white lily
| shaped shades. Asparagus ferns, sur
rounding white asters banked the mantel
White asters In tall vases were In the
library. The MUSHROOM was filled with
pink flowers mingled with the green.
American Beauty roses formed the center
piece on the dining-room, table, and their
brilliant beauty was much in evidence on
the buffet and table. Thechandeliers were
all twined with green and: in the dining
room ropes Of snailax fell to the table.
| Oriental rugs and easy chairs converted
the wide piazza into a delightful retreat.
| H. G. Herger SANG "Oh, Fair, Oh, Sweet
and Holy" by Cantor, and "Swee theart, !
by Norris Miss Alice Redfield played the
wedding march, while. L. T. .Worrell
stretched the ribbons from the stair to the
The bride had but one attendant, Miss
Maude ~Hyser, who was gowned In white
Paris muslin over pink silk and carried a
large cluster Of pink roses. The bride
wore a gown of white crepe de chine over
silk The yoke on the bodice was made
from tiny squares of tucking with fagot-
ting and the squares were used. also on
the sleeves. The skirt. was made with a
full court train 4 finished with wide
founce, edged with tiny shirrings. Above
the aounce a design of tucking was inset
with fagotting. She wore a long.Veil OF
tulle and carried a shower bouquet Of
| white roses. Frank Steiner attended the
bridegroom as best man. ..
! The Episcopal service was used and the
| two knelt on white. satin pillows as Rev.
M. Schunan of Red Wing read the con-
GLIDING prayer. The brides pillow bore
her Monogram embroidered in pearls.
| After the ceremony an. informal recep-
ton was held. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Weir
i and Mrs. H: Sudduth, mother of the
bridegroom, assisting the bridal couple in
receiving. ABOUT 100 friends, including
many university people, EXTENDED their
| congra tulations Sadie Preston; Rather
Inc fancy, Mildred Lauderdale and Edith
Todd served frappe in the hall. Guests
from out of town included: L. P. Worrell,
Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Henry Nissley, Colo
RADIO Springs, Col; sDr. and Mrs: Schuman.
IRed Wing. u go ...s: nh.
Mr.. ana Mrs. sudduth left for a tril
to eastern cities and the Thousand Islands
The bride wore a going away gown %
blue foulard silk }piped with. white and
hat to match. After Oct 1 they will be
Lat home at 1906 Third avenues. -.
i The wedding Of. Miss Lillian Moritz -te
Dr.. Herman ~ Shape, Milwaukee, Wis
will be solemnizedt III October at the res
idence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs a. q. Moritz,! 1412 Stevens avenue.
II. Fhe Linden Hills church and congre.
Il cation have planned a reception for Ihe
= pastor, Rev. Charles H. Maxwell, Sat Athe
church this evening. :
Mrs Norman Phillips was hostess at :
charming luncheon Wednesday at. he
u home, 1924 Holmes avenue. Mrs. Phil
I lips was assisted by her sister, Mis-
Elizabeth Hughes. Garden flowers Wer,
/ used in great quantities thru the rooms
and an unseen orchestra gave several Sc
lections. The guests included Mesdame
H. T. Hall, J. p. Riheldaffer, Luthe
Frey Stuart Gamble, w. B. Andrews
H. C. Hanke and ]. D. Muldoon.
Miss Irma Emery was hostess at {
luncheon yesterday, given in honor of he
birthday. Pink and white sweet pea!
were used on the table and covers wer,
laid for eight. In. the afternoon, til,
guests were entertained at a box part!
at the Lyceum. ;. -.. 4
John Zeigler was pleasantly surprised
} Wednesday evening at his home 2119 FRS
) street N, the occasion being his fifty
) fourth birthday. He was the recipien
of number Of beautiful gifts from thu
, sixty guests who were entertained. Re
, freshments were served from small table.
!; on the lawn which was lighted will
Japanese lanterns, In the evening thu
guests enjoyed a program Of dances. !,
}, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.