The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-23


party given by Mrs. Edison Gaylord of
Fremont avenue.
| One of the prettiest weddings cele-
brated last evening was that of Miss
Ruth Law Cole, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. st. John Cole, to Kelsey
stillman Chase which took place at
Fifteenth avenue Sc. The stair rail
in the hall was wreathed in green and
the doorWays were all draped with
vines. In the parlor before the large
western window a bank of ferns and
tall palms were arranged, overhung
with canopy Of oak leaves and dot
ted with peonies of delicate pink. On
! the table in the dining-room was a
mound of La France roses fringed
with ferns and encircles with pink
| tapers, daintily shaded.
| AS Miss Gertrude Ballard and Mrs.
Alfred Mclaughlin sounded the 'Lo-
hengrin'' march on violin and piano,
! little Chase Batchelder, a nephew of
the bridegroom, from Farfbault,
stretched the ribbons from the door to
| the altar and little Josephine Smith
in a dainty white frock followed, scat
Itering marguerites in the path, Of the
bride. Miss Marjorie Cole, the maid
Of honor, was gowned in pink and
white fowered oFgandie and carried
pink carnations. The bride wore a
gown of laine de sole fashioned with
folds, point lace and pearl passemen-
terie. In her bouquet were lilies of the
valley, the flower of Alpha Phi. At
tending the bridegroom as best man
was Albert Chase. Rev. DR.. A. Fl.
Albert of Faribault read the service.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chase will spend some
time in travelling before going to their
home in Chamberlain, S. D., where
they will receive after Aug. Is. The
/ brides going-away gown was Of gray
cloth with hat to match. Mr.. Chase
graduated from the university in '03,
and he was member of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
The Minnehaha Methodist church
was decorated with branches Of green
last evening, for the wedding of Miss
Marion Drew and DR.. E. E. Munns.
The bride was attended by four brides
maids, Misses Eva Leib, Of Winona;
Gertrude Munns Eva Durham and
Adele Flint, who wore dainty gowns
Of white and carried arm bouquets of
! deep pink peonies. Miss Gertrude
Drew, the maid of honor, was also
in white and her flowers were pink
roses. The brides gown was Of white
peau de sole trimmed with point lace
1 and. in her bouquet were lilies of the
valley. She wore full-length veil of
tulle. The marches were sounded by
Miss Margaret Hartsell and Master
(. Jean Hartsell. The ushers were AL
fred White, Fred Garbett, Al Edwin
and Wayman Wizard and Harry Hager-
man Of st. Paul was best man.
/ At the reception which followed at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Drew. 1924 Forty
first avenue S, yellow roses and ferns
furnished the decorations in the par
lors, while red carnations with maiden
/ lors, while red carnations with
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room.
Assisting in the diningroom were
Misses Marguerite Parratt, Bessie
Swindurne, Florence Foster, Charlotte
Lieb, Cosette Drew and Josephine Fos-
ter. Assisting in receiving the guests
Fox, F. A. Stockwell, Sherlock Mer-
4 rill, Lulu Drain, Gardner Eustis and
e. j. SERVER.
The t-of-town people present
were: Mr.. and Mrs ]. p. Bullack, ST
Albans, VT, grandfather and grand
J.. Clemons of Aberdeen, N. D.; Miss
i Lieb and Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Howe, OF
/ Owatonna.
One of the pretty church weddings
celebrated last evening was that OF
Miss n. Clara Reid, daughter of DIR
and Mrs. Thomas j. Reid, and DR.
Louis Haas, which took place in St
Andrew Episcopal church. The altar
was filled with Easter lilies and vines
while tall palms hid the organ and
mingled with fragrant flowers about
the altar rail. a each pew was a
cluster Of white syringa blossoms. AS
the "Lohengrin' march was sounded
the bridal party approached the altar
led by little Madeline Christy, of Win
i nipeg, the flower girl. who scattered
the roses In the bridal pathway. The
brides sole attendant was her sister
Miss Eva Reid, who wore white
French lawn with a sash of pink and
carried a cluster of pink roses. The
bride entered on the arm Of her father
and was gowned In white chiffon over
silk, and her flowers were white roses
Rev. j. 3. Da1lam read the service
The ushers were Ben Johnson, De.
Loss Wright, Seldom Kennedy an6
Ralph Bardwell. and the best man wa.
Il B. E. Benson of Renville.
4 A reception followed at the home
of the bride on Emerson avenue N
which was elaborately decked with
i peonies mingled with palms an6
Iferns. In the diningroom pink peonie.
were held in a tall cutg1ass vase. while
ropes Of green fell from the efande
klier to the corners of the table. where
they we're held In PLACE with pinl
bows. pr. and Mrs. Haas left to oc.
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