The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-11

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The First Unitarian church was
thronged with guests this afternoon to
witness the marriage of Miss Alma Hoegh
and Frederic Murray Ayers which took
place at o'clock The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Knute Hoegh and
since her graduation from Smith college,
she has been one Of the most popular girls
in the younger set Mr.. Ayers is a grad
uate of Yale and is in business in Indian
apolis, Ind, where he will take his bride.
Miss Hoegh had chosen pink and whites
as the colors for her wedding and the
front Of the church was a tangle Of palms,
ferns and trailing vines with the pink
among the fronds. Miss Anna Dewitt
Cook was at the organ and as the guests
assembled played selections from Grieg,
Goddard, Nevin, "Tannhauser" and when
the members Of the family entered she be-
gan the third act Of "Lohengrin," which
professional for the bride. The ushers
were Otto Haueisen and William Robbs.
Indianapolis; Norman Stewart, Chicago;
Charles M. Case and Charming Kibbee and
they waited in the back of the church dur
ing the service. t
Miss Helen Hoegh was her sisters maid
Of honor and only attendant. She wore a
dainty gown of cream lace over cream silk
with a pink girdle and her picture hat
Of white leghorn was trimmed with pink
roses and she held a. great sheaf Of pink
sweet peas. The bride entered alone. Her
gown was of white liberty satin, tucked
and Shirred and with rose point lace on
the blouse and girdle. The veil was Of
tulle and the boquet of white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Mr. Ayers and his best man, Page Chap
man of New York, met the bride at the
altar. where the service was read by Rev.
H. M. Simmons, while Miss Cook PLAYED
"The Evening Star from "Tannhauser'
small reception for a very few guests,
| the family and small number of friends,
followed at the Hoegh residence and
among the guests were Mrs. Marie Hoegh,
Messrs. and Mines. w. B. Wheelock,
George w. Wheelock, Davis Percy Will
liams, Otto Haueisen, Indianapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Traer. Chicago: Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner G. Moon, Eau Claire;
Miss Lord Of Chicago; Miss Weston, Dali
ton, Mass. Miss Mary Bradshaw, Du-
luth.
Mr.. Ayers and his bride will leave this
lSfSIlfIlS, IOI et WESTERN Zip ana Will
return to be present at the wedding of
Miss Jane Mcdonald and Norman Stewart
on June 1 and then go to their new home
in Indianapolis. Mrs Ayers travelling
suit Is Of blue and green silk and her
white chip hat is trimmed with blue and
green.
Miss Hoegh and Mr.. Ayers were homo,
guests last evening at a dinner given by
Miss Margaret Welles at her home or
Clifton avenue. 1t was a pink and white
dinner, with sweet peas in the center OF
the table and at the BRIDES place. Pres.
ent were Miss Hoegh Miss Helen Hoegh
Miss Lord, Miss Weston and Miss Welles
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Case, Messrs
| Ayers, Page Chapman, Norman Stewart
Chicago; William Robbs, H. Hauseiser, In.
dianapolis, and E. Charming Kibbee, Wal.
ter Hudson.
I. A prettily appointed wedding Of the day
was that eof Miss Lillian RosaHe sHaEts3
Land Joseph Albert Bradshaw, which was
llsolemnized at o'clock: in the presence so
I fifty friends at the shes ses ssof the bride's
mother, Mrs. G.sII.f Ha j; on Park ave
nue.. 1t was a. pink and white weddfne
and the colors were carried out insffhe
decorations with flowers and ribbons. A
canopy of foliage was arranged above the
bank Of palms. where Rex: George s
Rollins awaited the coming Of the brida
party. Miss Florence Porter wass brides
maid and wore pink and carried whit,
flowers, while the maid Of honor, Miss Id;
TIalsey, was in white with pink flowers
The bridal gown was Of white crepe; d.
chine and a veil and shower bouquet o
lilies Of the valley were. the pretty ac
were H. F. Abels Of st. Paul and Harol
| Porter. Mrs. Abels played the 'Lohen
grim chorus and the Mendelssohn march
and at the close of the service light re
7 freshments We're served by the girls, Q
the brides. Sunday school class ins Par
Avenue Congregational church, Misse
Marion Sedgewick, Mabel Cairns, sClar
Z Shepley and the Misses Vanstrum. Anon
} the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Sheldon of International Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw left on til
evening train for the east and they wi
sail from New York Saturday for Eng
land, where they will visit Mr.. Brad
shaw's relatives. Later they will travel i
England and on the continent. Mrs
I&'adshaw's travelling gown was q brow
! and her hat was to match.
About seventy-ffve guests gathered a
! the home Of Mrs. F. w. Harrington O
, Park avenue last evening to witness tn
marriage of her daughter Claire. to Eal
F. Sheldon Of Duluth. Roses were min
gled with palms and ferns in the decora
Luis, eIlu Ilo COiOI SCueIIlS was In WQ1I
and pink with lilies of the valley with tn
roses and ferns in the dining-roora. Th
bride is one Of the popular young musi
clans and her bridal music was by
string quartet Of young women with who,
she used to play. The "Lohengrin' brfdt
chorus was used as professional, an
the "Vorspeil," from the same opers
after the service. Little Beatrice Pix
and Florence Gruman in frocks Of whit
Swiss and carrying flowers were the onl
Eattendants and were followed by the brid
Il who wore white India null with lace yoA
and 'ruchtngs and carried lilies of the va
lley. Rev. George s. Rollins read the sery
: ice and an informal reception followe,
Mrs. Harrington and Miss Eleanor Hal
rington received with the bridal coup
and the assisting young people were tt
Misses Frances Woodard, Elmendor
Florence Smith, Louise Patthey, Robinso
and Laura Robb. The eut-o town gles
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon, Gran
Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Sheldon, Owe
tonna; Mr.. and Mrs A. L.: Sheldon, II
ternational Falls; Arthur Batthe, Dulutl
and O. s.. Taylor. Pipestone.
Mr.. Sheldon and his bride left for
trip after which they will make. the
home in Duluth. Mrs. Sheldon's trasve
Ing gown was Of bluesilk with "a co:
and hat to match.
The wedding Of Miss Jessie Maurir