The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-13
Social Circles.
BY BANK OF GREEN
Miss Elizabeth Irwin Morris and Ed
mund G.. E. Reel Are
Married.
Ceremony Takes Place at Home OF
Brides Brother S. V.
Morris, Jr.

Bride BrOLneI .. v.
Morris, Jr.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Irwin
Morris daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
" Morris, and Edmund Gordon Edrlng-
ton Reel of ST. Louis, took place laSt eve
ming at the home Of the brides protner'
Samuel " Morris. Jr, on Blalsden ave-
nue.. In the hall large clusters or goisen-
rod and golden glow, with yello" oalsles.
made an directive decoration. Pink asters
were used in the library and in the DIN
Ing-room a large basket Of pink Japanese
lilies was used as the centerpiece on -tne
table and pink shaded candles spread thelr
warm glow over the room. In the recep-
ton room, where the ceremony TOOK pace
q bank of green was raised. oo.teo WIN
white lilies and edged with tall PAINS.
white tapers lighted the rooms.
Before the ceremony Miss Louise Bug
bee PLAYED the 'IntermezZo'' from "Caval-
leria Rusticana," changing to the Lohen-
grin chorus as the bridal party approached.
During the service Memberships Spring
Song" was softly played Little Mar
guerite Morris and Master Roy Harrison
Curtiss, niece and nephew Of the bride,
led the way to the altar carrying bas-
ket Of lilies and ferns between them. Miss
Anna Morris was her sisters attendant
and she wore a gown OF pink moussellne
de sole over silk. Her flowers were pink
roses. The bride wore gown or white
Paris muslin with yoke and bertha of
rose point lace. The tucked skirt was
finished with folds. A veil Of real thread
lace completed the costume and she car
ried brides roses. -. E. Reginald Keel was
his brothers best man and Rev. }. r.
Dallam, rector Of st. Andrews church,
read the service. ...r
Az i,fo fO11Owad
mony, when the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs s. V. Morris, and Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel v. Morris, Jr., received with the bridal
pair. About eighty guests were present,
including Mrs. John Harmon and daugh-
ter, Marguerite. Of Kansas City; Mrs. H.
Scott Howell, R. Kidder Taylor OF Keo-
kuk, Iowa, and Miss Anna Hendrix OF
Sank Center, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reel left for short trip.
The bride wore a travelling suit of dark
blue cheviot, with a hat to match. After
Sept. IL they will be at home at Dixie"
Christmas lake.
Miss Nita Olivia Bohlke, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bohlke, and Leo Bur-
dette Davis Of Minnewaukon, N. D., were
quietly married last evening at the home
of the brides parents, 1923 Eighth street
S. The service was read by Rev. William
Wilkinson in the presence Of about twen-
Ly-HVe relatives ana intimate
The parlor where the ceremony was per-
formed was decorated in white and green.
with white hangings and white sweet peas
arranged with palms and sword ferns. A
large horseshoe Of white sweet peas was
suspended about the improvised altar in
one corner of the room. In the dining
room interviewer strands Of red ribbons
formed a canopy above the table, which
held a large bowl of red sweet peas.
Miss Bohlke was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Mae Bohlke, who wore a gown
of cream etamine, with waist embroidered
in violets. Her flowers were marguerites.
The bride wore her going away gown Of
brown twine cloth, trimmed with a collar
Of heavy lace. Shs wore dainty silk
shirt waist beneath the jacket. Charles
Richmond was best man. During the
service Miss Verna Bohlke played 1.-THE
Evening STAR from Tannhauser.
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony. Present from out of town were:
Mrs. r. Davis, Montrose, s. D.; Mrs. J.
Quinby. Staples, Mimi; Miss Mary Cain,
Lake Charles, Mimi; Mrs. Gus Barlow
and son Frank. Kasson, Mimi; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Proper, Wahpeton. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Will spend a few
weeks at Detroit lake and will be at home
in Minnewaukon after Oct. 1.
The marriage of Miss Magdalene Goeh-
ringer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tian Goehringer and E. r. Farley took
place to-day at p. m at the home OF
the brides parents, w. Thirty-fourth St.
In the dining-room a large mound Of the
delicate flowers was used as centerpiece
on the table and strands Of smilax and
sweet peas were trained over the cloth
Rev. George r. Merrill read the service
in the presence Of the immediate friends
and relatives. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Katherine Goehringel
who wore white null trimmed with rea
embroidery. Her flowers were red roses
The bride was gowned In Brussels net
trimmed with lace and she carried a show.
er bouquet of lilies Of the valley. Her only
ornaments were the diamond earrings
presented by the bridegroom. w. s.
dinner was served in the dining-roon
where covers were laid for twenty four
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley left Tor the east
The bride wore a travelling suit of brown
broadcloth with a chenille hat The,
will be at home after Oct. 1. In thu
Imperial flats.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Rodgers
formerly this city to B. Stoddard who's,
home Is In Oklahoma has been announced
1t took place Tuesday at Valparaiso, Ind
Miss Rodgers was well known thru he
active work in Westminster church ant
she was also member of the faculty O
the state agricultural school. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Stoddard will make their home IL
Hot Springs, Ark, for the present.
Last evening at st. Stephens churcl
Miss Jennie Furstnow and Louis H. For
tier were quietly married. The ushers
F. J. Furstnow and P. j. Collins, pre-
To tor,