The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-20

81. MARX prO-calneurdl was
thronged with guests this afternoon
who gathered to witness the marriage
of Miss Edith Ives and Richard Paul
Woodwork, which was solemnized at
O'clock The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. F. E. Ives and the bridegroom
is a prominent young man, the son
of Mrs. F. j. Woodwork. Both are
we'll known in the younger set, where
they have been exceedingly popular
The decorations in the church were
very beautiful and the chancel was a
tangle of green's against when the
screen of lilies was most effective, and
lilies were also on the altar and in the
green about the organ. George IL.
Normington played the nuptial music
which included an appropriate pro-
gram as the guests arrived ana were
seated by the ushers, A. A. Law, Rop-
ert Hastings, Thomas F. Wallace, Z.
D. Tearse Hugh G.. Mercer, Clement
Cochren, Richard E. Woodwork and
! j. B. Gilfllan, Jr. The "Lohengrln
bridal chorus was sung by the tull
vested choir which preceded the bride
to the chancel.
Miss Ora Ives was her sisters maid
of honor and wore daintily girllsh
frock of white striped net over white
silk, shirred and with a lace yoke IN
the blouse. A white tulle hat with a
wreath Of pink roses and tied under
the chin with big pink tulle bow and
great cluster of pink roses COM
pleted the pretty costume. Miss Ives
also wore her gift from the bride, a
pretty pink pearl pendant.
The bride walked with Lee r.. Ives
who had come from Houghton, Mich
and who gave her in marriage She
wore a handsome gown OF white net
over slips of chiffon and silk and
deliberately trimmed with point lace.
A tulle veil enveloped her slender form
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
orchids and white violets.
Mr.. Woodwork and his best man,
w. Scott Woodwork, met the bride
atHthe chancel steps, where, the be-
George Heathcote Hills and as the
bridal party moved to the altar the
choir sang "Oh, Perfect Love-
After the benediction had been pro-
nounced the hymn Rejoice Ye Pure
in Heart" was sung and the Men
delssohn march was used as recess
sional. ...-
The service was followed by sup
per at the Ives residence on Columbus
avenue. Only the relatives had been
hidden, but as there is large FAMILY
connection the guests numbered apout
fifty. The decorations were all IN
aZaleas with pink among the green IN
the parlors and white in the dining
room where white tapers and the
brides cake tied with a fluffy bow OF
white tulle decked the table.
The bridal couple were assisted ir
receiving by Mrs. Ives and MRS
Woodwork. Mrs. Ives wore gray SILK
with hat of gray chiffon and Vlo-
lets, and Mrs. Woodwork was ir
black silk trimmed with rare old lace
and with a black hat Miss Florence
Harrison, house guest OF Mrs. Ives
wore a Louis Quinze coat Of pink over
a fluffy skirt of white silk net, ane
-; I, twin, m n6
roses and tied with pink tulle. MI
and Mrs J. c.. Woodwork of Chicago
were other out-of-town guests
Mr.. Woodwork and his bride Will
leave this evening for California TO-
an extended trip, and on their return
they will spend the summer at Min
netonka Beach. Mrs. Woodworth'
travelling gown is of blue clotl
trimmed with emerald green and he
hat is of blue and green.
A quiet wedding took place at
o'clock this afternoon at the nome o
the officiating priest, Rev. Father Cul
len. when Miss Jennie May Gubbfns
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cub
bins, and Edward w. Sloan of st. Pau
Il were married. Only a small group o
relatives witnessed the service. Mis-
Agnes Gubbins was her sisters mai
of honor and wore a brown foularo
4 line pride gown was OIL gray Cicp
de chine trimmed with lace, and sh
carried bride roses. James Best acte
! as best man. The service was fol
. lowed by supper at the home of MI
and Mrs. Gubbins, 564 Sixth avenu
N, and this evening Mr.. Sloan and hi
bride will leave for the east. The
will be at home after Feb. Is at Sc
Sixth avenue N.
Mrs. Aaron H. Heller and Mrs. Ben
jamin Heller gave a luncheon of fort
covers this afternoon at the home {
i Mrs. Aaron H. Heller on Aldrich ave
/ nue. S. Luncheon was served fro1
l small tables and pink and white wer
\ the colors carried out in the decora
1 tions and appointments. Roses wer
used with the smilasx on the table
and thru the rooms.
The Tuesday Limited Dancing clu
his planned cotillion for Tuesda
/ evening, Feb. 3, in Johnson hall. Mr.
Noble will lead and four Of the bach
L elor members will serve the supper {
midnight.
Many friends in university circle
will be interested in the announcemer
of the wedding of Miss Jenny Wilco
a and Charles Campbell Higgins whic