The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01


large cluster formed the centerpiece on
the table In the dining room. smilax was
twined around the chandelier and the /
stair rail was wound with green vines.
Miss Lillian Meist played the "Lohen-
grin" chorus as the bridal party took their
places before the bank Of palms and
ferns, where Rev. E. w. shurtleff read
the marriage service. The bride was at
tended by Miss Agnes Burgerson who
wore Japanese silk trimmed with lace and
her flowers were American Beauty roses.
The hest man was G. G. Thronson. The
bride was attired In white crepe de chine
with full train with shirrings at the belt
on both the skirt and the waist. She
carried shower bouquet Of white sweet
peas. s$ s<
At the reception which followed the
ceremony seventy-fiye guests were re-
ceived Mr.. and Mrs. Carson left for a
short trip north and they will be at home
at 1886 Adams street NE after July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burgen were the OUT
of-town guests
The st. Peter Lutheran church was the
scene Of a pretty wedding last evening
when Miss Edith Locke, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Locke and Max Fred
er1ck Schultz were united by Rev. Henry
Hartig in the presence Of 200 guests. The
church decorations were pink roses with
k1>~AAAAS y,
while the ushers, Eugene Spicer, Edward
Dyer, John Hallan and Daniel Locke,
showed the guests to their seats, Miss
Elsa Henka sang ooh Promise Me" and
Absent" The bride was preceded by her
maid Of honor, Miss, Ella Glassbrenner,
who wore pink null over white and car
ried pink carnations. The brides gown
was Of white French swiss over taffeta
with trimmings of fine lace and ribbons.
Ihe bridegroom, with his best man, Henry
Dressler, awaited their arrival at the
altar. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz left for
short trip. The bride wore gown Of
brown basket cloth with a hat to match.
After Sept. 1 they will be at home at
| 1925 Plymouth avenue.
The bridal dinner was given last even
ing at the home Of the brides parents.
The rooms were frightened with sweet
peas and music was furnished by string
! orchestra.
The wedding of Miss Catherine Conley
ana James w. Gowenlock took place very
quietly last evening at ST. Clements
church. owing to the illness of the bride s
mother. No Invitations were issued for
the church and only a few relatives and
friends attended the reception which fol-
lowed at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Conley, 70s Twenty
sixth avenue NE. Rev Father Fitzgerald
/
by Miss Lily Fenton and John Bay was
best man. The bride wore white China
silk and carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley, Miss Fenton was gowned
In white organdie and carried white roses
1 Pink and white carnations were the flow
ers used in the decorations. Miss Frances
IBlankenhorn sang ooh, Promise Me-" and
Miss Saganet presided at the organ.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Gowenleck will be at home
after July Is at 1885, Twenty-s ave:
nue. NE.
l The engagement Is announced <of Miss
Marion Ethel Hamilton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hamilton Of Albany
N. Y, to Lieutenant Francis Maurice
Hinckle, artillery corps, United State.
army.
Miss Blanche r, Q.Rrien. daughter o
}, Mr.. and Mrs! ]. F. O'Brien, and Loui!
Lawrence church The altar. where Rev
J. F. Dolphin read the service, wa
, banked with ferns and roses. Miss Mil
dred Clark, in pink and white &dimity
;; carrying. pink roses. was bridesmaid AM
Harry b.. Hammond was best man. TIL
bride was gowned in white mousselin
& de sole trimmed with lace and shirrings
She carried a bouquet Of BRIDES roses
A breakfast was served after thesScere
mony at the home of the brides parent
on Adams street, where the decoration
: were red and white carnations.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left for a trip thr
= the east and after Aug. they will be a
: home at 529 Pierce street NE.
+ A unique thimble bee was given yester
!. day for Miss Myrle Smith by Miss Mar
= = and Clara Swisher, at their home at 3S3
= Ninth avenue S, from 8 until 6. TIL
: brides table was decorated with pin
L. .yr> a. E.
:, and pink roses held the place Of honor
:. = the center Of the table. During the frs
70 part of the afternoon the young ladie
:. hemmed towels for the bride-el Late
!. in the afternoon the young ladies VINO al
:, to sing the "Lohengrin" chorus at tt
:. wedding rehearsed their part into pho1
- Ograph and all present spoke into tt
), machine. When the photograph had gait
- cred ini the sounds Of all the voices, tt
~ whole program, beginning with the bride
= words, was ground out affording Il
= young ladies much amusement. Dain
~ refreshments In the shape Of hearts we
:, served corresponding In color with tt
= decorations.
,, Mrs. Charles Metz 177s Irving avenu
:. will entertain for Miss Smith Friday.
II Miss Adah Blackwell entertained twel,
~ guests informally this morni7 g at care
:, - for her guest, Miss Merrill. A lunchec
49, followed the games and decorations WEI
"a in red carnations.
= Yesterday Miss Mann Smith gave
- breakfast for Miss Merrill at the Min
~ kahda club. Red and white, the hor!
= show colors, were used In the table al
co pointments and on the name cards.
= The guests droye out to the club In
4. drag and were to have attended tt
ne horse show in the afternoon, but the II
a. clement weather prevented them.
sd The guests numbered twelve and inclut
ed Mines. w. B. Dickerson C.. M Irwin
r o. D. Duncan, c.. A. Smith and the Miss
b. Merrill, Ada Blackwell, Vera Morey, En-
n ma Carpenter, Griffith, Adelaide Smith al
nv Myrtle Smith.
Friday Miss Merrill will go to the lal
e. as the guest Of Miss Blackwell at Toni
e. Bay.
Mrs. Addison King entertained at
of luncheon at the Minnekahda club to-da
g Covers were laid for six.
IS Mrs. George Warren entertained Su
ed day at dinner for her sister, Mrs. Be
IN net, who leaves early this month for
e. trip abroad where she will spend t
nd summer. The decorations were In red a.
lie, white carnations, and covers were Ia
n for ten.
We Mr.. and Mrs. Gass1in entertained Mo
r. day evening for. Mrs. Elmer Date Of Sio
lite City, who is visiting here.
Ial PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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