The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-26
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Social Circles! !
A COUNTRY B WEDDING !.
The Gillette Rshbins Nuptials cels \
brated At tke Robbinis Sub
~. ..sss urban Home. 80
A. Pretty Ceremony aElsll' the Union
81 Maude Meadows and
W.sB. Hill.
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The wedding Of Miss Adelaide Robbins.
daughter OF MryMand Mrs. "A. sB. RobDins,s
and !. Ralph Perlzinss Gillette took place
last evening at the home OF the prlde.s
parents In Robbins1ale. The handsome
country home was glowing with nghIs Lane ana
the decorations were arranged with artls-
tic effect. The neiling and walls sof The
music room as well as those of the library
and reception room, which open Into 1t,
were almost covered with the glossy
deep-green leaves coax sboughs n1ingied
with woodland ferns. ssand ,ss.Wlh 7,
sent forth delicate odor. The mantles
and the graceful sword fern with aspara .
gus draining large clusters Yof i, white
peo11ies covered y the bookcases THE
arched sdoorways were hid den; wit "a oaiken
foliage and pink hydrahgea blossoms were
massed at the base, From the center %
each arch a7slarge. green basket loaded.
with ,peoniess was suspended bysa rope of
smilax. The. large windows in the music
room was screened with green and on
either side tall. palms raised their grace
full branches while delicatelys pink peon1es:
and roses Blended their eploFs with those
Of the green. " = 80
The centerpiece on the table In the
dining room was large basket Allied with
lred <peonies surrounded -hysbr ghtly burn:
ing tapers In silver holders under shades
of red. Tall rubber plants with ferns
were nassed In the corners Of the room
and ferns with flowers we're laid on the
plate shelf and adorned the s1deboar e1.
1.-THE ad Joining hrea was s..
Pin pink peonies 81 with srnifaxsFand ae1ns.
Carnations filled the upper rooms with
their fragrance and. lent their bright COZ
| or to- the scene. y f< ri rs.
Mr.. Robbins being detained in Arizona,
Mrs. Robbins and Mr.. and Mrs I. s. Gill
Ilette received the guests upon their ar
trivial, carriages having met them at the =
car and brought them thru the qulet
lanes to the scene Of the wedding.
1 The: Lohengrin march was played 10y
! Miss Amy Robbins on the violin, accom-
panied by Mrs. Edgar Runyan, while the
i bridal party entered the room and HOOK
| their places before the screen OF green
dotted with pink, where the bridegroom
with his best man, George Gillette .a1Wted
t'hfs bride. Miss Robbins was goWned in
Nile green n1ousseline de sole over|ssswhite
silk trimmed with deeap cream crochet
| lace with 10 wcut corsage and elbow
,i,sleeves. Miss Edith Robbins was her sis
ter $ maid Of honor. She wore pink NOUS
Iselinesde sole with elab orates sralch lngs 81
1.-THE materials nd her f1oWerss.Were PINK
Isweet peas. Louise and Delphine Gillette
! and Ruth and Esther Robbins. gownedN4n
Z soft white silk, stretched white ribbons
| from the stairs thru the study to. the
I bower In the music room. The" bride en-
Z: tered Alone preceded by little, Corin11e
Grey IN pink silk, who scattered pink rose
petals before the bride. The brides goWr
was Of white crepe de chine arranged witt
skirt which was made with a full traif
| was banded. on with silk folds headed witt
q two oshfrrings, forming "a marrow spuff
design of laceseWas appll9ue IA boye the
shirrings The shirrings on the bodice
and skirt gave princess effect. Below
q the deeply okes on the Bodice swas design
Of lace. "A full tulee veil enYeloped he
figure ana concealed her face as sht
walked to the altar. She carried a SHOVE
bouquet of bridal roses, with a suggestion
Il Of pink II, the depths Eof St their hearts
& mingled with maidenhair ferns. Her onl,
. ornament was d sunbufst Of fresh waite
= Epearls set III d: double daisy design .abou
a large dbiamond center. The brides TOT
: tner pastor, Rev s. j. Rogers, read tn
service. ~ ~
: Assisting thru the rooms at The recep
= ton were Miss Avery Trask, Miss He1e
II Ozias; Miss Grace Gillette and N iss Ele
amor Dickinson, After the reception M
and Mrs. Gillette left on wedding tri
: and they will. be at home after August
!, at Groveland Park, Lake MdnHetonka Tn
I brides travelling gown was OF tan vol
with lace trimmings. Mr., and Mrs. CT
Ilette both grad uated. from the university
wear ago and Mr. Gillette Is a member {
= the Chi Psi fraternity.
81 A pretty home wedding took place Attn
:. home Of Mrs. Nellie Meadows, 2616 Ere
mont avenue ", when her daughter, mis-
81 Maude Myrtle Meadows, became the brid
Of Willis Bertrarn Hill. Miss Green playe
the Lohengrin' march while the brid'
81 party took their places and four lit
flower girls encircled them with q chain
roses. Miss Harris and Miss Getohel
cousins Of the bride, were her attendant
and wore white crepe de chine, carryin