The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-18
Schubert,s "Serenade'' was softly
sounded, the service was read by Rev.

Schubert,s tSerenade'' was softly
sounded, the service was read by Rev.
r. A. Graves of sAnoka.
In the parlor blossoms Of white and
pink nestled against the green vines
and foliage made an exquisite decora-
ton, while in the bow window Of the
living-room where the service was
read the broad leaves Of Solomon's
seal and evergreen We're banked with
nodding heads Of white peonies to
green arch that spanned the space
above, a basket filled with white car
nations was hung. In the dining
room basket of white carnations
stood In the center of the table sur
rounded by ferns
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanchfield will not
take trip but after July Is they will
be at home in the Rappannock on
Ninth street S.
The Minneapolis people who attend
ed the marriage of Miss Ethel Smith
and Roy Hooker, which was solemn
afternoon, have returned to the city
and tell Of pretty wedding. The
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G.. Smith, was decked with
white peonies, roses and carnations,
and in the living-room where the
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of Monticello, bank of green was ar
ranged, enlivened with flowers Of
brighter color The bride was gowned
in imported lawn trimmed with
mechlin lace and carried bride roses.
Her only ornament was pearl
pendant, the bridegroom's gift, hung
on a gold chain of intricate pattern
studded with pearls Of smaller size.
Little winifred Nixon, niece of the
bride, and Bernice Smith, sister,
were flower girls and bore the ring
to the simulated altar. The s'Lohen-
grin" chorus was the professional,
while the Mendelssohn march was
sounded when the bridal pair turned
to receive congratulations. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Hooker left to spend few weeks
at st. Louis and after July Is they
will be at the mickey farm, Mime
tonka, for the summer.
Minneapolis people who were pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nixon and
+. daughter, Miss Wilma Smith, Mr.. and
i Mrs. William Hooker, Mrs. C. K. Full
/ ton, Miss Sadie Fulton, DR.. and Mrs
Norman M. Smith.
i A St. Paul wedding of special in
terest to university people was sol.
emnized in ST. Paul Thursday even
ing when Miss Eleanor Dickinson
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. S. w. Dick
" Tate Of Faribault. Miss Dickinson
wore a gown of white chiffon, while
her sister, Miss Florence Dickinson
who was maid tof honor, was sgoWnee
in pink crepe de chine. The best mar
! was Cyrus Barnum Of Minneapolis
and Miss Florence Verge of Minneap
oils gave violin selections during thu
ceremony. Members Of Mr.. Tate'
fraternity acted as ushers. A small
reception followed at the home of DR.
and Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Margaret Doran and Jess
Lyon were married Wednesday even
| ing at the home of the bridegroom
7 mother, Mrs. C. C. Lyon, 1922 Fiftl
7 street N, when Rev. f.. A. Sumne
. read the service in the presence of
: number of friends. and relatives. TIL
bride was attended by a sister Of tn
bridegroom while HIS brother serve,
as best man. Mr.. 9tand Mrs Lyo1
+ will be at home for the present a
r 1922 Fifth street N.
Miss Annie M. Lyons entertaine
] last evening in honor of Miss Edn
! Galloway Of Eau Claire. A guessin
. contest in which prizes were won b
: Miss Lillian Swanson and Miss Netti
: Volkow was a feature of the evening
;, Present were Misses Lillian and FL
=. len Swanson, Mabel Record, Eugeni
! Turner, Edna eHaslalld, Olga Elm
. Eva Downing, Madeline Rucker, Net
! tie Volkow and Myrtle Gamble.
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