The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-08

/ blalclle sf1dIElSOn SANG LII the oIlSLOc
of the Sheltering Palm and "Oh,
Promise Me- just before. the service
was read by Rev. Irving P. Johnson. |
] Miss Blanche Harrison was her sis
! ter's maid Of honor and her gown was
of white Persian lawn fashioned with
fagotting and lace and she carried a
cluster of asparagus fern. The, bride |
wore white crepe cloth over silk. The
skirt was puffed and caught with IA
getting and finished with soft folds.
I The yoke was tucked and inset with
lace and edged with rose point lace.
Her flowers We're bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs: Herner will visit the
/ eastern cities on their. wedding, trip
and will be at home in Indianapolis,
/ Ind, after Dec. l. Mrs. Horners
with 81 blouse Of panne velvet and her
! hat was of the same color. - -
/ The guests from out of, town were
Eunice Harrison, SpiritWood N. D.;
Anna L. .Featherstone,t Chicago; Caro-
line Hagan. New Richmond. -
/ wedding of interest to many Min
I,neapolis5 people, took place at lie Sueur
yesterday when Miss Grace Anna Cos
grove and Charles Albert, Gale of Chi
cago were married. The bride was
formerly a student at the university
and is q member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. The service was read
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. S. COsgrove by
Rev. H. A. Moves Of LIE Sueur. The
bride wore a very handsome gown of
white wolfe over silk with pearls and
ECluny lace, and carried chrysanthe-
NUNS. Her travelling dress was a tall
or made, suit of green broadcloth.
The maid of honor was Miss Jane Cos
grove whose gown was of gray voile
= with pink chiffon and she carried pink
roses. Little Miss Marion CosgrOVe
| ir1 md a
of, pale blue silk mule. The Misses
Ethel and Myrtle Cosgroye, brides
maids were in gowns of white en-
broidered Persian lawn. Harry Gale
Of Chicago was his brothers best man
and Lewis and Robert Cosgrove acted
: as ushers: The house was very hand
somely decorated with autumn leaves,
simlax and chrysanthemums. Before
the service, Miss Curtis sang, and Miss
Cox played the wedding march from
'LOhengrin' for the professional.
About 100 guests were present. Among
> Mrs. w. r. Douglas of ,Westf1eld, NY;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gale: Of Chicago;
7 Mrs G. 2. Gale and Miss Anna Gale
of Mineral Point, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs.
: H. F. Curtis of Omaha; Lewis Curtis
: Of Cheyenne, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. John
t Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green, Mr.. and
2 Mrs. William Armitage, Mr.. and Mrs.
i E. A. Burke, Miss May Curtis, Miss
$ Anne Armitage, Mrs. L.. NJ. Nc
e Whorter, Rev James Cochrane' all OF
= Minneapolis; Mrs. Iva Farmer, Mr.
E and Mrs. Joseph Carr, Miss Schriber
/ of st. Paul; Dr.; and Mrs. Mrs. c. D
= Snow and Mrs. Ed Zuel of Mankato;
: George Espenson Of Lake Crystal;
e Miss Rhoda Peterson and ]. M. Peter
son of St. Peter. Mr.. and Mrs. Cos
a grove left on the night train for Chi
r cago, where they will make thei,
= home. .i ;.
A wedding of yesterday was that OF
IT Mrs. Virginia Cooley and W. H. Ker
g rick, which was solemnized at thu
: home of the BRIDES daughter, Mrs
= Fred Thompson, on Aldrich avenue s
: gathered%to witness the service, which
r, was read by Rev. J. E. Bushnell. Tht
q rooms were made beautiful with ferns
e palms and hydrangea blossoms ant
- red roses and ferns were in the dining
=. room where breakfast was served
~ ~ The bride wore gray crepe de chin
" trimmed with old point lace. Mr.. ant
- Mrs. Kerrick left in the afternoon TO
! Colorado and they will be at home a
10 2441 Aldrich avenue S after Nov. ]
+. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
"a Dane of Mt. Rose, s. D. ...f-<.
+ Miss Agatha = Baxter : and Henri
- Martens Of Milbank. N. D.. were mar
;5 ried Yesterday morning in, the |Churc,
Ia Of the immaculate Conception. TIL
- n,1ntial music was furnished nv Mr.,
to g. 7. Babcock. Mrs. E.1Verna. Code
h. Scott and :, Miss Frances vincerI
=, Father John RYAN Of ST. paul =.
10 cousin Of the bride read fhe servic.
ct Laurence. Ryan was best man. Mr.
- Was marion of honor and Wore IRA
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