The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-04

A May wedding, charming in the SIM
plicity of it's appointments. took place last
evening. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs >.
HI. fowler on Portland avenue, When
their daughter. Lucy, and Scott HoWell
Plummer were married. Palms and ferns
formed a background for the bridal party
and on either side We're clusters Of tall
white lilies Carnations and ferns We're
here and there thru the rooms and In
the dining room red roses and red shaded
lights were in striking contrast to the
white and green of the other rooms. MIS-.
John G. Briggs the brides sister. OF Wau-
kegan ILL., was at the piano and played
the '.Lohengrin" bridal chorus for the
professional and the Mendelssohn march
at the close of the service which was
read by Rev. Mr.. Briggs, assisted by
Rev. John S. Rollins.
The bride ard her maid of honor, MISS
Dora fowler, were preceded by little Allce
Lee fowler, in frock of white Swiss,
and John Edwin fowler, wearing a White
pages suit and carrying baskets OF
flowers and ferns. The maid of honor
wore white linsdowne over silk, trimmed
with white satin ribbons and her flowers
were red roses. The bridal gown was OF
white crepe de chine with a tucked skirt
and a duchess lace bertha on the blouse.
She wore a veil and held bride roses.
Ralph Boardman was best man.
At the informal reception that followed
Mr.. and Mrs. fowler and MIR. and Mrs
George A. Plummer assisted the bridal
couple in receiving. Misses Elsie Leon
ard. Alice Pope and Anna Pope assisted
in the dining-room. About fifty guests
were present.
Mr. Plummer and his bride left in the
evening for a short trip and they will be
at home after June 1 at "a Thirteenth
street S. The bride wore travelling suit
of brown with a hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fairchild, nee Pol
hamus, returned Monday from their we'd
ding trip and are at home in st. Paul
This afternoon Mrs F., O. Cosman enter
tanned for Mrs. Fairchild and the women
who assisted at her wedding at her home
on Twenty fourth avenue NE. Luncheon
was served at small tables and covers
were laid for twenty-five. After luncheon
cards We're played. Carnations furnished
a simple decoration thru the rooms.
The first large automobile party was
given yesterday, when Mrs. M. A. Sturn
of the Woonsocket entertained group o.
women on The Journal Seeing Minneapoli.
car, and a delightful ride around thu
lakes and along the bouevards was en-
joyed. Later refreshments were served
at the home of the hostess. The guests
We're Mines. c.. A. Morris. Frederick S
Head, Walton R. Murray, f. Barry, j. A
Pease, William Peyton Mason, J. A
. EedSe, SdHuel Hughes WILSON,, "A. N
Schall. John Schmutte and Miss Callis
McMullen. ...
The teachers have been quick to SCI
the possibilities for pleasure in tn.
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nearly every afternoon this week merr!
parties have gone out for a special trip a
the close of school. Monday Afternoon
ten of the Irving school teachers wen
on the boulevard and River parkway trip
and yesterday ten more enjoyed the rul
around the lakes. Tomorrow at
o'clock the Whittier teachers have ar
ranged for special trip on the big auto
mobile, ana on Friday ten Of the Lyndal
school teachers will have the car at
oclocl-.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Minogue have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh
ter, Agnes, and Joseph L. Walsh, an
the wedding will take place shortly.
The children and grandchildren of MI
and Ms. Carl Wendt gathered at thei
horre, 1888 Fifth street N. yesterday, t
celebrate their golden wedding. In tn
evening there YVES surprise party 70
the bridal couple ard Rev. A. Bolter CAV
a short talk. MI. and Mrs. Wendt re
ceived many presents and among then
was $50 in gold. They were married i
Germany and six years later came to thi