The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-14

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A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Charles Delavan Parker, 1872 County road.
ST. Anthony Park, Tuesday evening when
Miss Isabel Davis Parker and Harry
Burgess Roe of Minneapolis were married
by the bridegrooms father, Rev. A. D.
Roe of Minneapolis c. Erwin Roe of
Marshall, Mimi, brother of the BRIDE
groom, served as best man. and Miss
Bertha Warner of Minneapolis was brides
maid. Miss Dillingham; of Minneapolis
played the "Lohengrin' wedding march as
the party entered the parlors, and the
service was followed by the Mendelss0hn
wedding march. The bride entered with
her uncle, Elan D. Parker of Merriam
Park. and she was gowned in white Per-
sian null and carried bride roses. The
bridesmaid wore lavender organdie and
carried pink roses. Miss Ellen Roe of
Minneapolis and Miss Stella Hallawell Of
ST. Paul assisted in the diningroom, which
was decorated with sweet peas. Punch
was served in the library. The parlors
were beautiful with palms, ferns, white
spirea and catalpa blossoms. Mr.. Roe
is member Of the Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety Of the university and is prosperous
civil engineer at Vancouver. The bride
Is also a graduate of the university and
mas Deen the capable assistant Profess
sor Harry Snyder in the chemical labor
atory Of the Minnesota experiment station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe will be at home in
Vancouver In August.
A quiet wedding which was solemnized
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Margaret McCord on Church street was
that Of Miss frankie Lucille Linligh of
Mitchell S. D., and Burdette J. Duncan
of Wilton, N. D. The bride wore her
going-away gown of brown wolfe with a
hat Of the same shade and was unat-
! tended. Rev. James S. Montgomery Of
| ficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan will spend a few
days visiting with friends in the city and
| at Lake Minnetonka before going to their
new home in Wilton, N. D.. where they
| VIII receive after Aug. IA.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Leach
was the scene of pretty wedding Tues
day, when their daughter Louise became
| the bride Of Clarence c. Warmelin. Roses
and spirea were used turnout the rooms.
and the chandeliers were wound with
| smllaX. The bride. who was unattended,
| wore white silk null over silk, and car
ried white sweet peas. The service was
read by Rev. r. X. Porter.
| After Aug. Is Mr.. and Mrs. Warmelin
will be at home at 31S East Fourteenth
street.
Tuesday evening Charles r. Ulmen was
surprised at his home, 1901 Sixth street
! n, by fifty Of his friends. The ar
engagements were made by Tony Busch
| Fred Zeigler and Oscar Koehler. After
listening to a photograph the floors were
cleared for dancing. The wide veranda
was lighted with Japanese lanterns, and
comfortable chairs and divans made it a
pleasant retreat for the dancers. While
supper was being served on the veranda
| the o. I. G. quartet gave several selec-
| tiOns.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wolfenson entertained
Sunday evening at their home in honor
or the eighteenth birthday anniversary Of
their daughter Fannie. A program Of
music was given by Miss Lillian Cohen an6
2. Shein, and refreshments were served
The hostess was assisted by the Misses
J. and Fl. Wolfenson and Miss Rose Lobel