The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-21

Autumn leaves and flowers made an
attractive decoration in Como Congre-
gational church last evening for the
marriage Of Miss Edna Petit and s. w.
Hewitt. Fred Graham and Fred Chris
tan, both of st. Paul, were ushers and
Charles Borchert was best man. Misses
Pearl Souden and Edith Proctor of ST.
Paul were bridesmaids and wore white
over pink, and held pink flowers. The
maid of honor, Miss Susie Pettit, was in
white with white flowers. The bride,
who is the daughter of Mrs: NJ. E: Pet
tit, wore white silk null, hounced and
trimmed with silk embroidery, and car
rled bride roses. The service was read
by Rev. J. w. Hubert and was fol
lowed by reception at the home of the
Frank Hewitt of Washington avenue
Sc. The rooms were bright with
flowers and foliage and among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petit,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Furber, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Furber and DR.. and Mrs. A.
Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt will receive
after Nov. /, at 3341 Washington ave-
nue. N.
Miss Constance Moriarity, daughter
Of Robert Butler Moriarity of Omaha,
were married last evening in st. Mark 8
cathedral The bridesmaids were
Miss Margaret Harper Of Sioux City,
Iowa, and Miss Agnes Muir. who wore
white crepe de chine. Miss Harper had
pink girdle and Miss Muir blue sash
in white aeolian cloth with trimming
of silver spangled net and passamen-
terle. Her veil was caught with q
wreath of smilax and her flowers were
bride roses. George Aronson and Rob
tendants and the service was read by
Rev. G. f: Haupt. A reception fol
lowed on Second avenue Sc where the
house was decked with autumn leaves
and flowers. Mr.. Claudius and his bride
went away, for trip and they will be
at home after Oct. Is in Omaha. Mrs
Claudius wore a travelling gown of tan
with hat Of panne velvet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Perry gave din
ner Of twelve covers Monday evening
at their home, 3119 Clinton avenue, for
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles kirkland Rows,
who will leave shortly for their mission
field in China.
Mrs. Rufus Bradbury Clark gave a
prettlly appointed autumn party this
afternoon at her home. 2O19 Kenwood
parkway, for Mrs. Porter, who has re,
Europe, and Miss Patterson of Sioux
City, Iowa, the guest of Mrs. Fred Mar
tin. The decorations were suggestive
of garden party and the red leaves
of maple, oak and sumach were used in
iprofuslon. Cards were played and in
place OF score cards tiny garden rakes
tied with red ribbon were given the
players and progressions were marked
with knots Of varicolored ribbons. A
LIGHT luncheon, which repeated the fall
colors, was served from the small
tables Mrs; Clark was assisted by
Mrs. E. G. Kitchener and Mrs. Arthur
SWEET.
Mrs. Charles E. Cook entertained g
small group of women Informally al
East Eighteenth street in honor OF
Mrs; w. T.. Coghlan Of New York, who
IS visiting her sister, Mrs George Rose
Asters carried out color scheme OF
pink and white in the decorations anC
appointments and light refreshments
were served after the games. There
were twelve guests.
invitations for the marriage of thei1
daughter, Ida Henrietta, and DR.. Hugh
J: Tunstead, which. will take place a.
their home, 1924 Fremont avenue n
Wednesday evening, Oct. s.
The wedding of Miss Marion Jea1
y Ellis and Charles W. Fielder took plac,
last evening at the home Of the bride .
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ellis, OF
leaves and hydrangea blossoms made al
appropriate setting for a fall wedding
and the bridal couple stood beneath al
arch Of asparagus ferns and asters Re-
roses and ferns were in the diningroom
Miss Wagner played the "Lohengrin ,