The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25
SO ocial Circles.
''AGG' SCHOOL MATCH.
Two Graduates ofthe State Agricul-
tural School Married Last L
Evening.
Service Read in Beautifully Decor
ated Reception Room of
Woman's Building. z i

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Woman's Building. ID
Two graduates of the state agrichl-s
tural school We're married last evening in
the wornan's building. The bride was
Miss Villa Wilcox daughter ,of,SMrs. Al
fred G. wilcox Of Hugo, 2 n1ernoer *of the
class OF 1900 and the bridegroom, Henry
Krum, was Sgra duated in 1899.
The service was read in the large re-
ception. room, which was hung with gar
lands of arbor vita and English ivy. The
mantel was banked with spring flowers
and ferns and great clusters: of Easter
lilies were on either side, while more
lilies were placed through the room. =.
J., Bert, Rose, violinist, played the "Lo-i
hengrin bridal chorus with piano accom-
paniment as the ushers. Gaumnitz, Rob
ert Liggett, Walter Liggett, Fred Lurn,
Edwin Northrup, Gould Wilcox, Woods
Wilcox and Donald Blair stretched the
ribbons to mark the aisle. Little Flor
ence Wilcox and Gladys ,Liggett were
flower girls and carried rose petals and
wore crisp white frocks. s The attendants,
Miss Bessie sLum and Archie Krum: Miss
Mary Matthews OFFS Indiana and Walter
Newton, Miss Cora Cosgrove, lie 4Sueur,
and Robert Newhall, Miss Nellie Lang,
New London, Mimi, and Frank Marshall.
Crow River; Miss JeanLoudon$ and Frank
Guthrie Of New York; preceded the bridal
couple, who entered together. Miss Lum
wore white mouseelne de sole over green;
Miss Matthews. white; Miss, Cosgrove,
pink; Miss Lang, blue, and Miss Loudon,
cream, and all carried Easter lilies. Z
The bride wore her mothers wedding
gown of MORE antique. The skirt and
bodice were trimmed with" f1ouncess Of
point lace and the bodice had a yoke OF
ribbon fagotted together & The veil was
of point lace and the bridal bouquet Of
Easter lilies. =
Rev. George A. Cleaveland read the
service. using the old fashioned double
ring form. A reception followed, and the
bridal couple were assisted in receiving
the 400 guests by Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. AL
fred G. Krum, J. A. Krum and Miss
Krum. Assisting through the rooms were
Mines. w. M. Liggett, Meredith, St. An
T. B. Harzell, Minneapolis; e. A. Webb,
st. Paul; DR.. Mary Hartzell, Minneapolis;
Miss Vera, Kost, st. Paul; Miss Florence
Shull Miss Madeline Liggett, st. AM
thony Park, and Miss May, Mcintyre,
Minnea polls. -.
=. F'rappe was served by Misses Vergie
Greenwood, Edyth Staples, Mary Hall,
Erickson, Lampson, Wood and Lind.
Supper was served in the dining room,
where American Beautyq roses furnished
a brilliant decoration. The damask cloth
on the table was an heirloom and has
been in the family 119 years. 1t was used
in 1884 at: the home of the relatives Of
Mrs. Wilcox in Winchester, Va, at a
dinner at which George Washington was
an honored guest. - =. = y :
Among the old family friends at the
wedding were Colonel and Mrs w. M.
Liggett' who were present at, the mar
riage of the brides parents; Captain Hart
Zell, comrade of the brides father in
the One Hundred and Fifth Ohio :regi-
ment during the civil war; c.. N. Co.'S
grove, mayor of LIE Sueur, and Mrs. Vir-
gfnia,. Meredith, at whose wedding Mr..
Wilcox was one Of the ushers. s...
Mr. Krum and his bride will make their
home on the Wilcox stock farm, Clover
Crest, at Hugo, near White Bear Lakes
MINI. 4<. 90
. Mrs. David F. Simpson entertained forty
women at a buffet luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Lyndale avenue N. The
decorations and appointments were char
acterized. by an air of charming simplic-
ity and flowers were arranged through the
rooms. The dining room was in red with
roses on the table and2sideboard. -. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Macdonald have
announced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Marion to Norman w. Osterhout of
ST.. Paul. The wedding will take place
after Easter. b.. liz ..>.%s,,
This evening Miss Evelyn Folsom Of
Miss Macdonald and Mr.. Osterhout. Mon
day evening Miss Lillian Ellinwood of the
Hennepin gave an informal card party for
the newly engaged couple. The rooms
were bright with roses and ferns and after
the games supper was served. Covers
were laid for -.
Mrs. George Livingston Upton will give
a tea Friday afternoon, April 8. at her
home on Eighth street s for Miss Helene
| IIawley. .r ~<
Mrs. Wallace c. Winter of st. Paul. will
entertain the Vassar graduates of the twin
cities at a reception Monday evening al
| her home on Portland avenue, in honor OF
James H. Taylor, president Of: Vassa1
college. : g. 80 ..~. e.
The Faculty Dancing club will have the
| last, of. a, series of dances Friday evening
| in Mrs. Mobiles hall. ------ = .~
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wyman gave a
| family dinner last evening at, the Mime
| apolis club for their daughter, Miss Alice
| Wyman, and E., w. Underwood, whose
marriage takes place this evening". Din
ner was served III the white and gold room
and covers were laid for eighteen A
mound Of pink roses was in the center OF
the table which was lighted with pink
shaded tapers. The cut Of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Under
wood, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S
Gray, Cumberland. Md; Mr.. and Mrs W
j. Underwood, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs: Ed
| win r. Rocks Chicago; r. F. Underwood
Ithaca, N. Y; Miss Gray. Cumberland
Md; Miss Underwood, Chicago; George
Beckwitf. s