The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-28
Social Circles.
|NEIILEION SMITH II
Old Home on Hennepin Avenue Sees
Another Generation
Married.
Young Couple Will Make Their
Home at Aberdeen-Social
Events.

Events.
Miss Lillian Nettleton, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Nettleton. and Professor Fred
William Smith were married last evening
in the home on Hennepin avenue, where the
brides parents were married twenty-seven
years ago. The house has been standing more
than forty years and for thirty-fve years It
In the rooms sword ferns were arranged
with bright masses of, sweet peas and mas
turtiums. A high bank of palms rose beside
the stairs. 4. 4s.r5.T5s
The little sister Of the bride, Miss Irene,
played the Mendelssohn march as the bridal
party entered. The bride who entered with
her father, was preceded by her maid OF
honor wore white brilliantine skirt with q
dainty waist of shimmerng silk. Her only
ornament was locket and chain, the gift OF
her sister.
The bride was attired in dainty gown of
white French lawn deliberately trimmed with
Oriental lace and tucks. She carried clus-
The bridegroom with his best man, Ernest
Pierce, of St. Paul, met his bride at the i'm
provised altar where Rev. Marion D. Shut
ter read the service.
the congratulations of the guests Miss Irene
Nettleton played the Lohengrin chorus An
informal reception followed the ceremony.
which was bright with blossoms clustered
among the green of ferns and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs: Smith left for trip to Big
Stone, 8. D.. Thebride wore suit Of gray
silk when she went away with blouse of
white silk. hat of gray and white COM
pleted the costume. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
home after Sept. IL. Mr.. Smith is science
teacher in the normal school there.
Out of town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith, parents Of
the hrideproOrn and Miss lillian Smith a
sister, Mankato; Mrs. Louise Plummer and
daughter, Alice, Montevideo; Mrs. Thomas
Freeman, Sioux Falls. S. D.
Mrs Charles A. Robinson, Of 1928 Port
land avenue, entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day in honor of Miss Webb, bride Of Sep
decorations was green and white. A large
cluster Of white sweet peas marked the bride s
place. In the afternoon the guests hemmed
palmist, read the hands of the guests. Pres
ent were Mines. Webb, Tubbs, Clawson,
Misses Webb, Tubbs, Clawson, Reynolds and
Robinson.
The marriage of Miss Emma Shelley,
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs o. M Shelley, to
Vincent Schiller will. take place Wednesday
evening. e.
Tuesday evening twenty-four residents Of
Baquoketa, Iowa, were entertained at the
ening was pleasantly passed with games. The
mandolin club of which Leon Tinker is
laeder played several numbers. Among the
ttons. Mrs. S. A. Germond, her daughter. Mrs.
A. NJ. Smith, granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas
Hall, great granddaughter Mabel Hall: Those
Tinker III n B. +. eermond, Margaret Belle
sandborn, Maurine Bstelle san9dborn, Irma s.
s. sandborn. c. NJ. Sandborn, Thomas Hall,
John A. Hall Thomas Owen Hail., Milton
Riverside chapel was the scene of very
pretty wedding last evening when Rev. E.. F.
Peabody read the service which united Miss
z1l5 Fourth street S. and William Matthew
Yaracek. Smilax and palms had been Ear.
ranged about the chapel and ropes of oak
foliage .festooned against the white which
rod, made y very effective setting for the
Miss Elinor Olson played softly at the
| Newton, Joseph Waller Fred G. Wellington
and Mr.. Ghostly, seated the guests. AS the
bridal party drew nesr the strains m, Of the
preceded the maid Of honr, Miss. Annette
Cleve, to the altar. The bride entered alone,
| and was met at the altar by the bridegroom
with his best man, Trafford Jayne.
Miss Cleve wore a gown Of pale blue null
| and carried cluster of brides roses. The
bridal gown was of sheer white silk null
over silk. The Skirt was fashioned with a
narrow panel Of valenciennes lace andsa wide
| founce edged with lace finished the skirt.
The blouse was made with a deep yoke and
bertha Of lace She wore long veil and
An informal reception followed the cere-
1nony, held in the chapel and afterward Mr.
and Mrs. Yanacek left for their new home,
2ol1 Fourth street S., where they will be at
home after Oct. 1.
The marriage of Miss Louise H. Woerner
a ana FRED e, 3: Gates vas soleminized Wednes-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Woerner 1881
Calhoun boulevard. Asparagus vines and
golden glow banked the wall and staircase
IN the hall. The bay window in the living
room where the ceremony was performed was
| filled with the green of palms and ferns
Frightened with white flowers. Roses and
smilax were arranged with artistic effect in
the parlor, : -
Miss Irene Graham played the Lohengrin
ma - as the two little maids, Helen Woer-
ribbons; Master Willie Gates preceded the
two little flower girls, Esther Hopper and
Louise Woerner,5 dressed in suit Of white
broadcloth, carrying the ring in the heart
of an American Beauty rose. The bride and
bridegroom entered together in a pathway
strewn with flowers. f'-' ..
The The bride wore gown Of white silk, muslin
rlchly trimmed with lace and a veil Of tulle
fell to the hem of her gown. She carried
| a. shower bouquet of brides roses, Miss Maria
Woerner attended her sister as maid Of
cess, Jesse Gates was best man and Rev. +. w
used. - go VIZ !" as
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates left for a -tyvo xee,...
trip. = ~ ~ weeks
Miss Florence Badger entertained q nun
per OF her friends Wednesday evening at her
a aome c+h alo4 aa Adams street Ne Golden rod
Miss Gertrude Bly,, dressed as a gipsy' o tnld
IN. the futures OF the young people present. The
Young women were given favors, of red and
white butterflies and the young men of the
party received dolls Of the same colors. Games
ana music further entertained the guests
Miss Mime Wagnes, of 1929 r Lake strae+
was most happily surprised Tuesdev 's .v a..
ing sag ny her friends and relatives. the Coco
SION sion being her birthday. The evening was
p passeo with music. Mrs. Gussie Lee, the
Kisses ss,t wagner, Miss Prindle and Miss Holmes
MISS Florence Keihle entertained thirty
young women at a thimble bee this after-
noon at her home on Portland avenue
Large BOUQUETS Of golden glow and sweet
peas were arranged about the rooms
Little Miss Avis Durant and aMfss Doro+1,.