The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16

daughter Eva Mae and Ellis Heyden Nc
Alilster were married. Palms and Easter
lilies formed an altar in the parlors and
the lights were shaded in pink. Amerl-
can Beauty roses and ferns were in the
other room and white and red flowers
decked the dining-room Mrs. A. Jones
PLAYED the "Lohengrn'' bridal chorus and
Miss Birdie Wasserzieher sang Since
Thou Are Mine" Miss Marion Jones. the
ring bearer was the brides only attend
ant She wore a frock Of white organdie4
with white sash and bows. Miss CraW-
ford was in white Persian lawn. tucked
and trimmed with lace and carried bride
roses. A group Of young women, Misses
Edith Hoyt Peet. Laura, Garvey. Laura
Maurer and Cordelia Case, assisted at
the informal reception which followed
the service read by Rev c. d. Burton IN
the presence of 100 guests. Mr.. and MRS.
McAllister will be at home after June J.
at 3O36 Pleasan avenue
| The wedding of Miss Agnes Davitt.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs M. DaVitt and
| Henry Buehler was quietly solemnized last
evening at the home of the officiating
| priest, Rev. Father James Reilley, of st.
| Anthony Of Padua church. Only the rel
atives witnessed the service. The matron
of honor was the brides sister, Mrs. Ed
| ward Uhlein. and John Davitt was best
man. Mrs. Uhlein wore tan silk etamine
with hat to match and carried white roses.
| The brides gown was tan crepe de chine
! inset with lace and her hat was to match.
A supper followed the service at the
Davitt home, 500 Fifth street NE. Mr..
and Mrs. Buehler will be at home after
| Nav / at 75S Adams street NE.
! Among the weddings of last evening
was that of Miss Nan Tierneys and John
Henry Brum which took place in, the par
sonage Of the Church of the immaculate
IConception. Miss Mollie Simpson was
maid of honor and wore blue Venetian
cloth and hat Of red chiffon and carried
white violets. The bride wore dark blue
voile over silk, trimmed with panne vel
vet The bodice was of white crepe dc
chine. tucked. and the hat Of blue chiffon.
Her flowers were purple violets. George
Brum of Eden Prairie was best man and
Rev. Father Cullen read the service A
reception followed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Simpson on Fourth street
N. The rooms We're attractive with
Easter lilies and carnations. The dining
room, where supper was served, was IN
red and white with garands of smilaX
lamong the blossoms. Among the guests
lwere Mr.. and Mrs. Brum of Eden Prairie.
Mrs. John McEree, Miss Inez McElree.
Mrs. f. M Barrett of Saltwater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brum will be at home in the Laurel
apartments after May Is.
Miss Susan Hall and 0. P. Hand were
fmarried last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hall
Easter lilies and palms made a charming
decoration thru the rooms. Miss Helene
Hall was bridesmaid The brides gowr
was of cream voile over silk and hel
flowers, white roses. Rev. c. E. Itixo1
read the service in the presence of A grouI
of friends Mr.. and Mrs. Hand will be al
home at 1882 Fifteenth avenue S after
May 1. -
The military ball given in Masonic
Temple last evening by Company e
N. G. S. M, was attended by 500 guests
The decorations were of a military char
acter and streamers of red and white
bunting were twisted in the rafters.y TIL.
Ebunting which draped the walls wa!
caught at intervals with shields and tn,
balcony railing was festooned with flags
A collection Of Philippine curios was ii
: the reception room with the flag whicl
was presented to the company in 1S9
at the New Orleans Mardi Gras. = Th
rifle team trophy flag also occupied con
spicuous place. Captain F. B. Rowe
was master Of ceremonies. A promenad
{ concert of four numbers preceded tn
dancing and was played by Rossiter'
First regiment band. Among the officer
: present were: Major c., B. Shove am
I Colonel A. D. Reade Of the governor
staff; Captain George A. Skinner, Lieu
tenant e. S. Sayer, Captain +. G. Fal
+ and Lieutenant Hilson Cleveland, fror
Fort Smelling; Captain M. S. Garcelor
+ Major F.. D. Corriston. Lieutenant H. I
Lackore and Captain Percy Walton.
II About $50 guests attended the suppe
inathe Church of the Redeemer last even
ing. 1t was the last social affair of til
wear and the new members of the schurc
were guests Of honor. The parlors wer
!. made attractive with Easter lilies an
= pa Inns and the-lights were shaded in whit
y and green. Mrs. Arthur Won Schlege
lhad charge of the dining room and ssI1