The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-21
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A CHURCH ! |. WEDDING ]! / | Il !
The Emmons-T Thompson Wedding Is
solemnized at Emmanuel
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw Gives Her
Third Post Nuptial on
Laurel Az. .

The bride is one of the younger V1O-
Hnists Of the city and she has already
made an enviable position in musical
circles. She Is an active member OF
the Ladies' Thursday musicale and has
appeared at q number Of concerts and
recitals. Mr.. Emmons is the chemist
for the Washburn-Crosby company.
A charming musical program was
given by Miss Josephine Curtis, a pupil
of the bride and a very clever violin
played La Reve," by Golterman:
"Cayatina,'''' Bohm. and the Goddard
"Berceuse" as the guests were seated
by the ushers, Bruce fowler Of Litch-
field, Kimball Hodge, Walter Newton
and Fred Paul. The "Lohengrin"
chorus was used as a professional and
just before the service Mrs. Edward
w. Hauck sang Come: to Me- The
Evening Sta" from annhauser' was
played zas an accompaniment to the
service and, the Mendelssohn march
was used at the close. -: H,-4.r< z
Miss Mabel Mathews was the maid
Of honor and the brides only attend
ant. She wore white silk chiffon over
|cerise taffeta, shirred and tucked, and
her flowers were pink carnations. In
her ARRANGEMENTS for the wedding the
bride followed the pretty old custom
of entering with the bridegroom and
the maid Of honor walked with the
best man, Charles Ellis. The brides
gown was Of white silk crepe de chine
over taffeta. The skirt was a flmy
mass of folds and Insertions Of Point
de. Venise lace and the blouse had a
tucked yoke and was also of the lace
and folds. In her hair was spray Of
snilax and a knot: Of, white ribbon.
|She carried bride roses and wore a
sunburst Of: pearls, the gift Of the
bridegroom. -. ;
- The sarv;co woe ,ood ~. q az, * IT
|Triggerson and will be- followed by a.
reception for. eighty guests at. I the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs.
Haucke, on Sixteenth avenue. s." The
bridal couple. will be assisted in re-
ceiving by the brides mother, Mrs. A.
E. , Thompson; the bridegroom's
mother, Mrs, Silas Emmons and Mrs.
Hauck. In the dining-room Mrs. Paul
Thompson, Misses Neil -Jevne and
Emma Paul will preside. The decor
ations> are all in pink and a, basket of
carnations is in the center Of the table
d:garlarlds Of ribbon and smilax fall
from the chandelier.I Ferns and car
nations are in the parlor.E.* Among the
guests Will, be Mr.. and: Mrs. Rodney
Wood of Jordan, Mimi, Bruce fowler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley of Litchfield;s
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nichols.r st. Paul.
Mr. Emmons and his bride will
Ileave.this evening for an eastern trip
travelling gown is Of blue Irvine cloth
and she will wear: a hat of: black and
white Mrs. IIauck and Mrs. j. w,
Paul have each planned{to give dinners
| on the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. En1rnons
from - their wedding trip. Last
Wednesday'the bride was the guest Of
Ehonor5at linen shower given by Miss
DR. and. Mrs. A., 3. Higbee am
daughter: Helen5 'to Earle :Graeme
%Nnnnally g: Of st: Paul !:*e>s: 49,. ~ =:
Mrs Dawson Bradshaw, gave her
third post nuptial reception this af-
ternoon at her home, 1876 Laurel ave-
nue.. Red roses. beautif1ed the parlor
and the dining-room was in pink.
Mrs. Bradshaw was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Mark B. Smith; and a
I Olive Brooks, Eta, Couch, Georgia
I Griffith, Blanche: :; stong and the
t Misses Florence and Mabel. Moore.
This evening Mr.: Bradshaw will re-
ceive: with Mrs: Bradshaw 4.
! The marriage Of Miss Mabelles c.
Smith and Charles s.! >Wyant will take
place this evening: at the. home OF
7 Boston W. Smith, 2209: James avenue
NJ: Rev. @'George- r. Holt will read
the service. 81 ~: 49,. i>s9' -, 4. - 49,
I Miss Laura. Edith Hall, daughter OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert. Hall, and Edgar
married: in the House of, Faith Pres.
byterian church. Wednesday, evening
+ Nov. 49,. The service will. be fol.
4 lowed by a small reception at. the Hal
residence. Mrs. Charles Bowman anc
Il Miss Frances Carlton are both plan.
! ming affairs to be given. for the bride
next week: g. 4.,r.. -.
A group Of debutantes were pre-
}sented last evening at the annual bal
Of the Phoenix club. They We're Mis-
Mae Abraham, daughter of Mr.. AM
i Mrs. Max Abraham; Miss Carolyl
We'll daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Isaa
Mr.. and, Mrs. M. WIKI; Miss, Lillian
Gittleson, daughter of Mr.. and, Mrs
Simon Gittleson, and Miss Belle Stearn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Stearn.- Miss Abraham wore a prett!
gown of blue crepe de chine, trimmed
with Irish. crochet lace. Miss Stearl
was in. white over silk, with shirret
sleeves were shirred and the yoke o
net came down over the shoulders.
cluster Of pink roses gave a touch o
|color to the dainty gown. White crep,
de chine with trimmings of real lac
and ornaments of pearls was Mis-
Gittlesons costume, and Miss Wei
was In white silk null, the skirt wa
hung from a disappointed yoke an
the blouse was elabortely inset wit
lace. Miss Wilk's gown was Of whit
fpoint d'esprit over silk with the ruf
f1es on the skirt and bodice edged wit
White satin ribbons.
! The clubrooms have been 1lewlyfur
nished and decorated and with thei
decorations Of flowers, ferns an
palms. gave an effective backgro,n
for the charming group Of debutante
i'and the; their chaperones, in thei
more elaborate gowns Of silk and sat
ms and jewels. In the ballroom palm
screened the musicians, the window
were draped in red and the lights wer
shaded in red and white. Souther
snilax wreathed the doorways and tn
glossy tendrils sWayed from the chan
delers and arches. In the supper roor
the tables were made beautiful wit
flowers and ferns. Among the lare
group Of out-of-town guests were Mr.
Charles Stein, Miss Elsa Stein an
Miss Lilly Batlnlgartl, who came u
from Chicago to attend the coming
out reception Of Miss Well and VIII
are guests at the We'll resid ence. Th
hosts of the evening were James Kar
trowitz, Jonas Well. "A. l.. Friend an
Edward Kuttnauer. About 100 cues
were present and the affair was