The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-10
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VINE MADE BOWER
Beautiful Feature of Decorations at
Woodward Robertson Wedding
Last Evening.
Service Read by Rev. Stanley b,
Roberts-15O Guests Were
Present.

The wedding Of Miss Ella May Robert
son and Charles E. Woodward took place
last evening at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson
on Dupont avenue s. Oak boughs ana
asparagus vine made a bower for the
bridal party and clusters of white mar
guerites, asters and sweet peas We're
caught in the green tangle. Vines and
flowers banked the mantel and the door
ways and windows were festooned with
the asparagus vine. In the hall the balus-
trade was outlined with oak boughs and
golden rod and in the dining-room a
mound of sweet peas was in the center OF
a knot Of vines, while the trailing tendrils
wreathed windows and chandelier.
The service was read by Rev. Stanley
B. Roberts in the presence Of 100 guests.
Miss Ethel Hobert played Mendelssohn' 8
Spring Song; e. SHIRLEY gave My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice on the violin
and Mrs. E. G. Higgins sang Until You
Came" before Miss. Hobert played the
"Lohengrin'' bridal chorus. The Noe
turne" from midsummer Nights Dream
was played as an accompaniment for the
service. .
There were no attendants and the bridal
couple entered together The bride wore
white French lawn with yoke and
bertha OF valenciennes lace and lace
was also inset In the skirt. The
girdle was Of soft white satin
and her flowers were white asters.
At the Informal reception which followed
the service Mr.. and Mrs Robertson re-
celved with the bridal couple and assisting
In the dining room were Misses Robert
son. Woodward. Ruth Hobert,, Belle Kiehle
and Katherine Croker. Among the
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Rob-
ertson, Allan J. Robertson and Miss Mary
Scott of Rochester, Mimi; Mrs. P. D.
Leistensnider, Miss Eliza Leistensnider OF
Savanna, Ohio. and F. D. Reed Of Man
kato Mr.. Woodward and his bride left
for short trip and they will be at home
after Nov. Is at 1924 Harriet avenue,
Mrs. Woodward's travelling gown was of
brown cheviot and she wore a brown
taffeta hat.
A pretty home wedding took place last
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Frost. $500 Thomas ave-
nue. s. when their sister, Miss So
phia Hoyt Martin, was united in mar
riage to Edwin w. Buzzell. The service
guests. was read by Rev. Thomas Max
we'll, Miss Annie Laurie Lewis played the
Mendelssohn march as the bride descended
the stairs preceded by four little flower
girls, Grace Hyatt, Florence Frost, Helen
Clarendon and Alberta Fillmore. Re-
freshments were served from small ia bles
The rooms were bright with carnations
and ferns. .-'.
Mr. and Mrs. Buzzell will make theil
home in the city for the present.
Mrs Henry A. Norton gave luncheon
this afternoon at her home, 1928 Hennepir
avenue. The guests Of honor were Mrs
l.. G. Powers, who is visiting Mrs. ]. B
Gilman, and Mrs. Harry S. Norton o.
Rockford, ILL.,, who was married to Mrs
Norton's nephew last week and with Mr.
Norton Is in tibet cit yon a wedding trip
The table decora tons were charming anG
autumn leaves glowed in all the gorgeous
coIoring Of the season. Covers were laiC
for twelve and the other guests were
Mines. Ell Torrance, L. L. Babb, F. c.
Barrows. Robert Stra tton, Luther Ford
J. F. Goodwin, George Loudon, j. B. Gill
man and w. M. Hopkins.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Weeks and
Edgar B. Nickle was quietly solemnized
yesterday at the home Of the brides
father, j. M. Weeks, on Eighth avenue N
The decorations were in sweet peas, hy-
drangeas and ferns. Miss Minnie Hatch