The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
Social Circles.
LAKESIDE WEDDING
Miss Saidee MoGregor and Guy Cut
ter Lands Married at Medi-
cine Lake.
Ceremony at Summer Home Of DR..
and Mrs. J. D. Anderson This
Afternoon.

A June wedding, charming IN It's ap-
pointments. took place at hall past TINS
Afternoon at Inglebrace, Medicine lake.
the beautiful country home of DR.. and
Mrs. J. D. Anderson, when their sister,
Miss Saidee McGregor, daughter or Aren't
bald McGregor, was united in marriage
to Guy Cutter Lands.
AS the family is in mourning only the
immediate families were present at the
ceremony, which took place In the green
and white drawing-room. The round
ed end was transformed into a bower OF
palms and ferns and great punches OF
white peonies, which was the chosen
flower turnout the decorations.
Ropes of asparagus fern were stretched
from the chandelier to the tops OF the
windows making canopy under which
the bridal party STOOD Turnout the room
were tall vases and urns Of peonies, while
the mirrors were outlined with framing
vines In the dining room and library
were huge bowls Of red peonies. Above
the flreplaces which were banked with
wood ferns were trailing vines and flow
ers.g The stone fire place in the hall was
also filed with ferns and the flower used
here was the pink peony .-.
AS the musicians who had been i'm
promising softly began to play the Lo-
hengrin" wedding march, the bridal
party descended the stairs. The bride
was preceded by her sister, Mrs Lulie
McGregor, who acted as maid or honor
She wore white Persian lawn fashioned
with tucks and insertion and carried an
arm bouquet of white peonies. Mrs. Nc
Gregor, who entered alone, wore an ex-
quisite lace robe over white liberty sat-
in, one which had belonged to her mother.
The skirt, en- traine, was finished with
two deep f1ounces Of the lace. Inc
bodice was plain with the exception of
draping of rose point lace. A long tulle
veil fell to the hem Of her gown, and
bridal honn11et a, shower OF
white sweet peas. The bride was
met at the improvised altar by Rev. DR..
John E. Bushnell and the bridegroom.
There was soft music during the reading
of the service.
After the ceremony the wedding supper
was served in the porch dining-room.
This, with the large screened veranda,
was profusely decorated with tamarack
garlands and boughs, myrtle trees and
ferns. -e .@r. - ....
In the center Of the table at which the
guests were seated, was large mound of
red peonies and ferns and this color
scheme was carried out in the different
courses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lands left early in the
evening for a short trip. and in August
they will take an extended horseback trip
thru the Yellowstone Park. The bride
wore for her going-away gown black
and white tailor suit with hat to match
and a gray silk dust coat. They will
spend the summer with DR.. and Mrs.
Anderson at Inglebrace and move to town
In the fall.
A simple wedding was celebrated this
morning at st. Boniface church when Miss
Frances I4insmayer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Linsmayer, became the bride
of Frank J. Thull. The bridal party en- :
tered the church while the music Of the
solemn high mass was sounding. The
church decorations were in pink and
green. The bride was attended by two
bridesmaids, Miss Lucy ellis and Miss
7 Theresa LinSmayer, who were gOWned
alike in white Persian lawn trimmed with
tucks, shirrings and lace, and the maid
of honor, Miss Mollie Thull, who wore
white null over green with panels Of lace
and a white picture hat. The bride wore
a gown Of null, sun-pleated over found
alton Of silk and veil Of tulle. She car.
ried a shower bouquet of bride roses
Fred Linsmayer was best man and the
ushers were Frank Hessel and Will John
son. ,.. ..-.-.- .....
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the bride:
parents to about thirty guests. Decora
lions were in carnations combined will
fern fronds and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs
Thull left for the west. The brides trav
cling gown was of green homespun will
@ hat to match. They will be at home
after Aug. at 912 Fourth street NE.
The marriage of Miss Flora Whitney
daughter Of Mrs. L. L. Whitney, will
take place this evening in Como Avenu,
Congregational church at 8 o'clock. 4
reception for the bridal party will fol
low the ceremony at the brides home
1898 Thirteenth avenue Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Rubinowitz have is