The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-28
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A DAYS WEDDINGS
Miss Eva schreyer and William
Finke Married at Home of the
Brides Parents.
Lyndale Avenue Congregational
Church the Scene of a Double
Wedding Yesterday.

A wedding of last evening was that Of
Miss Eva Schreyer and William Finke,.
which took place at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schreyer.
2OO9 Lyndale avenue N. Snowballs and
snilax formed canopy above the bank
of green and white and the same flowers
were used with foliage in the dining room.
Carnations were on the table. A string
orcrestra played the "Lohengrin chorus
as the bride and her maids entereda Miss
Harriet Schreyer was bridesmaid and wore
white briliantine trimmed with lace. Miss
Ida Sandborn, the maid of honor, was IN
mode mousseline de sole and both car
ried pink roses. The brides gown was OF
white mousseline de sole over silk. She
wore a veil and her flowers were bridal
roses The service was read by Rev. G..
NJ. Morrill, In the presence of seventy-fve
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Finke left for a
trip east and will be at home after July
at 1880 Lyndale avenue s. Mrs Ftnke's
travelling gown was Of brown etamine, with
hat to match.
Lyndale Avenue Congregational church
was the scene Of a double wedding yester-
day, when the two daughters OF MT. ana
Mrs W. w. Teeter of Fairmont, Jessie
and Katie, were married to G. B. Gamble
and E. F. Viesselman. The service was
left for wedding trip and they Will be
at home after July / in Fairmont.
Miss Frances McEvoy Of Milwaukee and
Joseph Augustine Minogue of Minneapo-
lis were married Tuesday in st. Johns
cathedral, Milwaukee. Many from MIN
neapolis and wisconsin points attended.
The senior GLASS of the South high
school were the guests of honor at pleas
ant reception which was given last eve
ming In Masonic Temple by the South
,vy, Noio ton, r..
ronesses were Mines. G. M. Jordan A. n
Ozias, W. K. Hicks, Carlo Fischer and F.
L, Fosseen. Y. F. Laws, president OF the
association, welcomed the seniors TO 1ts
ranks and C. G. Rossman, senior presl-
dent, voiced the thanks Of the class. Ialhs
were also given by c. L. Sawyer ana
NJ Ozias w. Newgaard sang and M. Is
Finseth furnished trombone solo. 1nfor'
NAL dancing followed and a program o.
twelve numbers was enjoyed by the lOl
young people.
The people of the House Of Faith Pres
byterian church gave reception last eve.
ming for the new pastor, Rev. William J
Mitchell. The parlors were prettiy deco'
rated with wild flowers. Several OF TN
Presbyterian ministers Of the city Wer'
present A quartet formed by Messrs
Brown, Bowman, Langrell and HOWARD
sang, E. r. Langrell sang SOLO, y.
DOQOTty gave Icdolll6S e]AAo A'AASS 0
blado contributed piano numbers Llgh
refreshments were served by the youn
women of the church.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Robert LaAr(
and Mrs. Henry. McRae gave th1mpl
bee at their home, 1902 Third avenue :
for Miss Rachel Woodward and Miss Edn
Matchan, two June brides. SWansonl
blossoms decked the rooms.
Mrs. j. F. Foster gave linen Shove
Yesterday for Miss Erna Lathrop.
Mrs. George E. Leach gave tea fro1
until S o'clock this afternoon at he
apartments on Stevens avenue for Mis-
Leona Pelton June bride. About 125 {
the young set and the younger Marie
women had been hidden. The receptio
room was bright with yellow jonquils an
on the table in the dining room was
basket Of pink roses with a great DO
Of tulle on the handle. Mrs. Leach. an
Miss Pelton received alone and assistir
thru the rooms were Misses Lucy Har
Jane Mcdonald, Marguerite Gray, Floss
Fowle, Mary Harrington, Marjorie His
bee, Mines. Writ Wilson and Will
Walker.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Georgia Ke1
nedy gave thimblebee for Miss Peltc
and on Saturday she was the guest
honor at luncheon given by Miss Lux
Hart Covers were laid for ten. - I'll
centerpiece was yellow tulips and at Mi