The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-09

Ceremony at the Home Of the Brides
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Daniels.
! The marriage of Miss Ada Ethe1yn Dam
iels and DR.. Frederick Russell Huxley Of
Faribault was solemnized last evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. z. Daniels, on Girard avenue S.
Southern srnilax, ferns and palms were
used in profusion through the rooms. The
mantel was a tangle Of green in which
white tapers twinlzled Easter lilies were
on the bookcases on either side, and ferns
and candles We're everywhere. The music
room was in red and green, and in the
hall the staircase was wrea thed with green
and the lights were shaded in red. A
great basket Of pink roses was hung from
the chandelier in the dining-roorn and was
reflected in the mirror on the table be-
meath. Begonias and ferns We're massed
on the sideboard. .,l..-.s.r. g..
The bridal chorus from =''Lohengrin''
was played by Miss Rowena Pattee as
Misses Katherine Morse and Mary Slough
ton stretched the white satin ribbons.
They wore white, point d'esprit and car
ried American Beauty roses. Mrs. cJen-
nings' G. Gutenberg was matron Of honor,
and wore her wedding gown of white Paris
muslin trimmed with valenciennes lace.
and carried pink roses. The best man
was William B. Richardson of Rochester
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. She wore gown of Chantilly
lace over slips Of chiffon and silk. The
skirt was shirred, as was the deep fiounce.
The bodice had a yoke Of lace inset with
<,1ry S&n,c oF oy1ex 80 H.
and the flowers were bride roses.
The service was read by Rev. J. S.
Montgomery and was followed by an in
formal reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
received with the bridal couple. Mrs.
Daniels wore blue brocaded silk with point
lace applique About 100 guests were
present, and among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. T. Wiley, DR.. and Mrs. A. c.
Rogers, Miss Jelineck and DR.. w. P.
Baldwin, Faribault; Mrs. c. G. Maxwell,
Watertown, S. D., and Miss Alice Jones,
Duluth. ~
DR.. and Mrs. Huxley left on the late
train for the east and they will be at
home in Faribault after Feb. IL. Mrs
Huxley's travelling gown was Of blue
camel's hair with white satin blouse.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Frank Sim
| mons will give luncheon at the Mime
apolis Club, followed by a box party at the
Metropolitan 3theater, for Miss Marguerite
Commack Of New Orleans, the guest .o1
Mrs. D. F. Morgan.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Rose will entertain
at dinner this evening at their home or
| the East Side.
| Mrs. J., F. Calhoun entertained a grou1
| Of women very informally this Afternoon
at her home on Dupont avenue s., at {
/ thimble bee. - s.. 49, ':5ts..@
A novel affair of last evening was the
masquerade ball which was given by Mis-:
[Myrtice' Wilcox in Mrs. Mobiles hall, OF
the East Side. Japanese lanterns and UNI
brellas made an attractive decoration IL
/ the hall, and in the reception room til,
lights were shaded in red and pink. M
and Mrs. John, F. Wilcox received til,
tguests, as Miss Wilcox was Masked Sh,
represented a gypsy, as did Miss Emma
Carpenter. Miss Alice McClellan& was
bride with a veil Of mosquito netting; tn
Misses Grace Gillette and Gertrude Sat
terlee represented "Helen's Babies: Mis-
Glee Jameson was a sailor lass; Mrs
Cora &Joslin, isis Hopkins; Mrs Flor
ence Pew, a Partisan maid; Miss Kat
r. Buchanan, rose queen; Miss Harriet Len
OK, Dolly Warden; Miss MINI Mcclellan
nun. DR.. Wilcox and Fred Randall wer
Germans; Will Sawyer and Dr. Joslin, pc
lCeInen, ROY H1eTSOn, CLOWN, ftalpn w ii
cox, George Cole and Will Russell. In
dians; George Gillette, Uncle Sam; Loui
Collins, sailor. Each of the girls brough
a lunch basket and a picnic meal wa
served at midnight.
The wedding of Eleanor daughter O
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bradley, and Dr.
Reynaldo J. Fitz Gerlad, was quietly sol
emnized at Aberdeen, S. D., yesterday
, Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, rector Of st. Mark
:. church, read the service. Owing to the /
. health OF the groom, no at home card
will be sent out at present.
!. Mrs. E. c. Berry OF a112 Colfax avenu
entertained thirty women Wednesda
!, afternoon from 2 until o'clock in homo
of her sister, Mrs. George H. Berry G
Butte, Mont Cut flowers and palm
!. frightened the rooms and a. floral contes
. was an amusement A delicious luncheo
was served.
Tuesday evening Miss Alderman gay
a delightful musicale at her home on Fit
teenth avenue S.. Miss Celeste Bellairt
violinist; DR.. Rich, barytone; Mrs. Du
mas, pianist, and Miss Ackerson, soprano
furnished the program. - - 49,
Miss Hilda Greenough of Montana, an
Anthony Laurent were married Wednes
Of Lourdes.~ Miss Virginia Laurent wa
maid Of honor and wore mode silk an
carried red roses. William Laurent wa
best man and Rev. Father Andre read til
service. Mr.. Beaudet furnished the must
A wedding breakfast was served at til
e home of David Gagne, 430 Fourth stree
u NE. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurent went to Je1
Y ferson, S. D., for their wedding trip. an
}. ON their return they will make their hon
y in the city. +: z. - '.a
v PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
:, Miss Ethel Canterbury has returned to Carl
: ton college. Northfeld. -" 49, :
y Mrs. II. II. Barber, of E Seventeenth street.
I, | down from Brainerd for two weeks.
: Thomas j. Blewett. of Brainerd is the que
s of his parents at 624 Eighth avenue S.
b The members of Pansy Rebekah lodge wi
| meet in the hall Sunday at O'Clock to attend
wedding.
Mrs John Hanson, of Fifteenth avenue S. lie
last evening for Beloit. Wis, to visit b
~ brother. aE
Golden Link lodge, I. o. o. F., and Harmon
?, Rebekah lodge will give dance Thursday ey
ming. in the hall, $40 Fourteenth avenue Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Watson, of 1915 IrviI
avenue S. leave this evening for Washingto
n New York and Boston to be absent month.