The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-25

The wedding Of Miss Dolly s. Andrews
and Edward Morse Field of New York
was quietly solemnized last evening at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs,
Mary F. Andrews, on Fifth avenue Sc
Branches Of oak leaves transformed the
parlor and hall into green bowers, and
the stairway in the hall was wreathed
with the green. The big south window
was tangle of ferns and palms, relieved
with white asters. Goldenglow and mas
turtiums furnished touches of vivid color
in the livingroom, and the diningroom was
In red, with basket Of roses on the table
and more blossoms caught in the leafy
network which concealed the mantel.
Miss Grace Grygla played the wedding
march, the "Lohengrin'' chorus, as Miss
Ruth Woodland of st. Cloud preceded the
bride to the floral altar She wore pink
and carried pink roses. The bridal gown
was of ivory white French louisine
trimmed with rare rose point lace. fam
fly heirloom. The Brussels net veil was
caught with the wreath Of orange BIOS
SONS worn by the brides mother at her
wedding, and the bouquet was of lilies
Of the valley and bride roses. Thorald
Field was best man, and the service was
read by Rev. James S. Montgomery. while
Miss Grygla furnished subdued accom-
paniment,
Mr.. and Mrs. Field will be at home at
800 Ninth avenue Sc after Sept. Is.
Mrs ]. S. McLain entertained few
friends at an informal musicale last eve
ming in honor of her sister, Miss Mary
Peck Thomson of Chicago. Miss Thorn
son is we'll known to the musical people
of the city, and gave great pleasure to
those who heard her last evening. She
has voice Of great power and fine mus
ical quality. and sings with admirable ar
%{c%ta oSf N1,a tot &c hot
she has made great progress as an artist
since she was resident Of this city.
About sixty guests gathered at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bowler or
Ninth avenue S last evening to witness
the marriage Of their daughter, Katherine
Clara, and Professor George Edward But
Ter of Winthrop, MINI. Oak leaves an6
palms banked the bow window and framed
the fireplace, while great clusters of gold
enrod gave color relief to- the green. The
diningroom was in white and pink, witt
sweet peas and asters in profusion. Mis-:
Mary Manning and Miss Jessie Law o.
Mortified played the "Lohengrin'' chorus
on piano and violin as the bridal part!
entered, and later furnished a musical &C
compartment for the service Miss Amy
| G.. Bowler was her sisters maid of honor
and wore white null trimmed with lace
White peau de sole fashioned with sill
! applique formed the bridal gown, and tn
bouquet was of pink roses. Reuben Law
Of Minnetonka was page and wore whit
suit, and little Elinor Bucket and Mar
iguerite Dennis Of Atwater, Mimi, II
fluffy white frocks, held the ropes o
smilax to form an aisle. Burton II
Bowler of Bird Island, Mimi, acted a
best man, and Rev. G. L. Gamble rea
the service. Among the guests were Mrs
c. A. Poor and son of Hastings, Mrs. Sal
ter and daughters Of Atwater, Msse
Florence Butler, Mary Manning, Jessi
and Isabel Law Of Mortified and Mis-
Olga Bergquist Of Moorhead
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will be at home
Winthrop after Oct. 1. Mrs. Buffers go
ing-away gown was of brown Englis
mohair, and her hat was to match.