The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-26
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UNDERWOOD: " YMAN
Miss Alice Wyman and Enoch w,
Underwood Married at the
Wyman Residence.
Event Brilliant One Newly Mar
ried Couple Leave for an
Eastern Trip.

ber of an old Minneapolis family and
she has been exceedingly popular among
the Younger set since her return from
Wells college. Mr. Undy,wood is the son
OF Frederick d. Underwood, president OF
the Erie railroad, and is as well known in
social circles as his bride. i
The decorations were unusually beauti-
full and the handsome furnishings of the
different rooms were enhanced by the art
of the florist . The reception hall was
hung with southern sn1ilax and screen
Of palms concealed Danz orchestra. The
chandeliers were wreathed with smilax
and vines trailed their glossy leaves over
the doorWays and arches. The drawing
room where the service was read was all
in white and green and the walls We're
almost hidden by the interlacing vines.
On either side of the green bank Of tow
ering palm leaves, dropping ferns and
vines were tall, white pedestals holding
high the white tapers. Peeping through
the vines beyond were Easter lilies in
great Japanese vases. nj.
green tangle Of ma aidenhair ferns and
delicate asparagus; vine and in among
the feathery fronds the lights Of white
tapers shone like stars. Lilies and dou-
ble white petunias were on the cabinet
and vines fell over the bookcases in the
library, where white azaleas and great
masses of spirea were placed against a
green background. :
In the dining-room the color scheme
deepened into pink with hydrangea bios
SONS among the spirea and foliage above
the china cabinet. The great wall mir
ror was bordered with white roses and
garlanded with vines. On the table was
a low basket of bridesmaid roses with a
great pink bow on the handle. Above
the bank of ferns on the mantel hung a
second basket of the pink hued roses
which were reflected in the mirror be-
hind it. The glass was framed in roses
and vines.
The. guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyman and Mr.. and Mrs. Under
| wood. Mrs. Wyman wore a handsome
gown of pale blue chiffon fashioned with
point lace and diamonds were at her neck
and in her hair. Mrs. Underwood's gown
was of light blue chiffon over silk and
her ornaments were also diamonds.
The. orchestra played "The Evening
Star from ''Tannhauser,'' changing to
the "Lohengrin'' bridal chorus as the
brides brothers, Claire and Earl Wyman,
stretched the white satin ribbons and
formed an aisle to the flower decked altar
where, Rev. C. H. Bridgeman, president
of Hamline university, and Rev, S. D.
Hutsinpiller awaited the coming Of the
| bridal couple. ''~ '''-
Miss. Ethelwyne Wyman was her sis
| ters maid of honor and only attendant
| Her gown repeated the chosen colors for
the wedding and was a dainty affair in
green and white The pale green crepe
and the skirt was shirred and ia ashioned
with: soft white lace. II The low bodice
| was shirred and fashioned of white, <.f-
fon and inset with medallions of lace.
Miss Wyman's flowers were Easter lilies.
| The brides gown was of white crepe
| over taffeta, and was exquisite confec-
| ton. The skirt was embroidered in
| roses which were outlined with silk cord
| and edged with ruff1es of lace. The court
train, was enveloped in chiffon and the
| ends Of the girdle were caught at the
hem of the skirt with orange blossoms.
| The bodice had a yoke Of lace edged with
| the embroidery and the sleeves were fin
! ished with deep cuffs of lace. The veil of
BRUSSELS net was held in place with
orange blossoms and the bridal bouquet
was Of orange blossom and Easter lilies.
! Mr.. Underwood met his bride at the
altar and with him was his brother, Rus
sell F. Underwood, who had come from
Cornell to act as his best man. During
the reading Of the service the orchestra
played. Sclaubert's :"'Serenade.' and at the
close the Mendelssohn march sounded its
triumphant notes. An informal reception
followed and at 10 o'clock the bridal
couple left with the bridegrooms father
in his special car for the east. The
4 brides travelling. gown was of blue and
white check and blouse of ecru silk. A
dust cloak Of blue taffeta and blue and
white hat completed the pretty costume
i IS Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood will. be alb
sent about ten days and they will not re
ceive until after Sept. 1 at the new home
which was built for them at IS Tenth
Avenue Sc, as they expect to spend a part
of the summer in the east.
Mrs. Jay r. Martin entertained fifty
women at cards this afternoon at he1
| G 9 i,, 1,1,, ~ofA F.~
c.. j. Buckley of Delano. MINI. Euchrt
was played and the score cards were orna
! 1nented with the monogram of the hostess
Clusters Of spring flowers, pink and white
tulips daffodils and carnations, decket
the rooms. Mines. E. H. Zimmerma
4 and George, Gfroerer were the assisting
! women and during the afternoon Mrs. ]
ii H|Nelson gave several delightful piano
numbers. x
1 Mrs. Grove A. Gruman gave an infor
NAL luncheon of ten covers to-day at he
home on Irving avenue S.. Pink; flower
We're the table decorations The CUES
1 OF. honor was Mrs. r. E.SCrafts.
Mr., and Mrs. Crafts and their uncle
l Alexander Barnes; will leave: shortly 70
l South Haven, Mich, to reside. Mrs. Craft
has been a prominent worker in the Firs
| Baptist church and the women of tn
Ladies'SAid society have planned a mum
| ber of social affairs in her honor. 10
morrow afternoon Mrs. Malan and MR.
l Hitchcock will give a thimble bee at tn
/ home of Mrs. Hitchcock on Oak SGrov
street, and in the evening Mrs. Buckle
of Emerson avenue S will entertain tn
officers of the church and their wives fc
1 NE. and Mrs. Crafts and Mr.. Barnes, .sMr
l r. E. Tallant has planned a. thimble be
for Tuesday afternoon: = IS!
E~ssYesterday Mrs, b. "A. Russell sentel
|tained the Ladies' Aid society in HON
of Mrs Crafts. About fifty women Wel
l present and spent an informal social hot
1 nltogether. Supper was served EaH and re
l roses and smilax decorated the tables.
L Mr.. and Mrs. John A.. Sehlener and D
II and Mrs. c. M. Jordan entertained l!
guests at dancing party last evening
81 Masonic Temple. Palms and ferns ~
j Intshed an effective decorations An orche
tras played a program Of twenty numbe
arid light supper was served atsln:dnigh
The Misses Mamie Thompson, Mario
'lThompson and Marie Higbee presided
the frappe table. Messrs. and s Nine
George Beach, C. B. Brooks, William M
| lLain, Charles Bartholome4, II Tss #{s3St
81 Fenson, H. Danforth Dickinson, u.
1|7Nadsworth and Mrs, p. NJ. Bruce assistt
in receiving: s 81, ss@3E
. The home of Mr.ssnd Mrs Delmott WI
cox on. Girnrd avenue s SWasstheS scene
|2a pretty wedding last evening when the
daughter Maude and Crank J. -Shepa
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