The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-12
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trio OF WEDDINGS.
Miss Winifred Grace Bradford and
Harry Hubert Miller Married
Yesterday.
Miss Clara E. Steward Becomes the
Bride of Lieutenant Frank
F. Jewett.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Brad
ford was the scene of very pretty we'd
ding last evening, when their daughter,
Miss Winifred Grace Bradford, became
the bride of Harry Hubert Miller OF St.
Paul. The rooms were decorated with
palms and flowers and the window In the
parlor, before which the ceremony took
place. was covered with a delicate tracery
! of green over white and quantities OF
white sweet peas were used at the base
| Of the window. The service was read by
Rev. George Westin Of Kasota, Mimi, In
I the presence of about fifty friends and
relatives. Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Eugene Young sang "Oh, Perfect Love"
and after the ceremony Whispers OF
! Love-"
Mrs. Myrtle Mccormick played the Lo-
/ hengrin march at the approach Of the
bridal party. The brides only attendant
was Miss Anna Belle Thomas, who was
gowned in pink silk tissue over pink silk,
and her flowers were pink sweet peas.
Miss Bradford was attired In white Paris
muslin, the bodice finished with a yoke
inset with medallions and edged with lace
and shirrings, lace also appearing on the
skirt. She wore a long tulle veil and
carried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas Edward Miller was best man.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for
a short trip on the lakes. The brides
going away gown was shirt waist SUIT
of blue with hat to match. After Sept.
Is they will be at home at 681 Oakland
avenue, st. Paul. - 49,
Last evening Miss Clara E. Steward,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Steward,
s12 Delaware street, became the bride OF.
Lieutenant Frank F. Jewett, who Is sta
toned at Porter barracks, near Buffalo,
NJ, Y. Lieutenant Jewett Is the son of
; Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. L. Jewett Of st. Paul.
!, After Oct. 1 Mr.. and Mrs Jewett will be
at home In Buffalo. -s,es 49," .--s
i Rev. w. H. Rider read the service Sun
} day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J..
r Irish, 1916 Fourth avenue s, which united
> in marriage Miss Maud Ethel Taylor and
: Lewis Clyde Irish. Owing to the recent
! death Of the BRIDES mother only relatives
3 were present at the ceremony 49,
. The marriage Of Miss Edith Maude
e YarneN daughter of Captain and Mrs.
f M. G. Yarnell, to Percy A. Young OF
y Aitkin, Mimi, took place yesterday morn
h ing at the home Of the brides parents,
y 1922 Lincoln avenue NE. In the parlor
= where the ceremony took place bower of
y pink and white sweet peas had been ar
t ranged with vines. Water lilies were used
s in the dining room. Rev. John Prosser
e read the service and the bride was given
Q in marriage by her father. The bride,
h who was unattended, wore gown OF
r and deep folds Of lace on the skirt She
q carried brides roses. After Sept. 1 Mr..
e and Mrs. Young will be at home at Aitkin
Among the twenty-five guests were Mr.
u and Mrs. Young, the bridegroom's pa
e rents;; Miss Young and E. J. Burns OF
It Aitkin; Miss schibursky, Preston, and
II Miss Martha fGrist, Illinois
=, Miss Stella Hilbert, winona, and W
- Benjamin Smith Of Minneapolis, were
; married Sunday at the home of the
= brides aunt, Mrs. N. F. Hilbert, in St
= home of Mrs. Hilbert, who tomorrow
~ evening will entertain at dinner fol
- them Mr.. and Mrs Smith will make
" their home in Minneapolis.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Piers announce the
~ engagement of their daughter, Blanche
y to Charles s. Cook of Kansas City, NO.
N The members of Oliver PRESBYTERIAN
v church will give reception this evening
c. for their new pastor, Rev. George p Ma.
r. gill and Mrs Magill. The reception will
r. be held at the church and all friends O,
lu the church are informally invited
S. Miss Florence Kimball Of Chicago wa:
st. guest Of honor at an informal afYai,
ay given Monday evening at the home O.
tn Miss Clara Berger. Miss Laura Bigge
-, d4Au NA1 Nu1uIulIlSS assisted the hostess
t. A musical program was given by tn
r guests, and light refreshments wer
tt, served. e'..a ,Et= -
IL, @. ~
H. Miss Lillian Halsey of 1907 Park avenu
oy entertained this afternoon at a linel
49, shower in honor Of Miss Potter brid
of next week. Clusters of pink swee
20 peas arranged with asparagus ferns an
~, bouquets of nasturtiums were placed thr
~ the rooms. The dainty pieces Of line
were showered upon the bride from a.
umbrella covered with asparagus fer
on and sweet peas. A musical program wa
me given by the guests during the Afternoon
i've and a number Of games furnished amuse
see ment Inc guests numbered twenty -1v'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kerrick will civ
law a dancing party tomorrow night In hone
ION Of Miss Mabel Hobart of New York an
to- Miss Sadye Nyberg of Butte, Mont.
is =
of PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
asst Palestine chapter, 0. E. S., will hold thi1
led BILE bee Friday afternoon at the home Of MI
ed. r. J. Morrison, 2424 Garfield avenue.
big Lorenzo Hoyt, St. Paul, is entertaining NJ
M and Mrs. G. L. Hoyt of Ell Paso. Texas. Befo
49, returning home Mrs. Hoyt will visit in Boston,
The vii i've card ner+1 Huep oa the Amarant
tty 2:3O on the sixth floor Of the Masonic Temple
the Rev. A.. Alexander. pastor of the Church of
lille Good Shepherd. Pittsburg Pa formerly past
leir of All Saints church. is the guest Of Rev Stus
M B. Purves, 4OS Fourth street Sc.
otel Northwestern people at New York hotels al
~ apolis-Astor G. e. Day; Grand Unit
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