The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-09
Social Circles. J.
MARRIED R. !: |: ] IN |. ST. PAUL
The Andrews-H Finch: Ceremony ii
solemnized at Christ Church
There.
Mrs. ]. G. Litzenberg Entertainsi' for
Miss Wales, Soon to Be
a Bride. 4.

| A large group Of Minneapolis friends
went over to St. Paul last evening in q
chartered car to attend the wedding Of
Miss Lila Shepherd Finch and SeWall
united two Of the old families Of the
twin cities and was one Of the inter-
esting events Of the month The bride.
is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley B. Finch and is a beautiful and
charming girl. Mr.. Andrews is one Of
the prominent young business men zof.
Minneapolis and has taken an active
part in all Of the social affairs of the
iyounger set.
Christ church was thronged with a
brilliant assemblages as the hour APP
preached for the service. The decor
4 ations were all in white and green and
the chancel was banked with towering.
palms. Sprays of feathery asparagus
fern almost concealed the rood screen
and white chrysanthemums were on
| the altar. III @sa
George II. Fairclough, was at the or
gan ana played a program Of bridal
music as the guests arrived and were
seated by the ushers. William ". S.
Finch and Edward B. Holbert Of st,
Paul, Robert A. Hastings, DR.. II. B,
Mercer, John Pillsbury, George Case
and George Belden Of Minneapolis and
John Owen of Eau Claire. The notes
of the "Lohengrin' bridal chsrus an
nounced the entrance ofsthe bride and
her maids and the Mendelssohn march
was used as occasional. The brides
maids, Miss Adelaide IIickox and Miss
Il Laura Rogers of Milwaukee and Miss
bonnie Ransom and Miss. Lillian De
Coster of st. Paul, wore fluffy gowns. of
white chiffon fashioned. with lace
yokes and inset with lace The maid
OF honor, Miss Florence 4 Finch. the
brides sister, was in pink chiffon fash
loned with repousse point. The maids
all wore short wells of tulle caught
with three small prince of, Wales
plumes and carried clusters Of, nink
roses tied with chiffon, The bridal
gown was OF French marquisette over
i white chiffon and silk. and inset with
rose point lace. The long veil Of Brus-
sells net was edged with Honiton point
lace and the flowers carried were lilies
| or the valley and r1aidenhair ferns.
The brides only ornament, was a. neck
lace or pearls and diamonds, the gift
of the bridegroom. g.. =, hc - : i;
Mr.. Andrews and his best man.
Thomas f. Wallace OF. Minneapolis,
awaited the bride at the chance1 Steps
oy Kew Theodore Sedgwick.t52 The
marriage vows were spoken before
Kew. &. d. Andrews who :prono11need
the benediction. = SSsesA1eOo
t reception for the relatives and i'm
mealate friends followed at the Finch
| oSAASo VII ouInIIllC avenue. Pa I'm s
4 ana a: terms were arranged IN the recgp4
tlon parlor where the bridal couple
! received assisted by Mr. and. Mrs,
T : IN en- WHITE chrysant hemums.
contrast on cabinets ana n1antel. s.ssT r.,
the dining room only bride rosessWere
USED IN the decoration The brides
E m assisted in serving and VII,
them We're Miss Minnie Leslie and Miss $
fSpee al OF Minneapolis. s>sss TS7
the late train in A. B. stickneva ~
va1e car for an eastern trip. They
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nue. ~ minneapolis, and will receive Nov