The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-23
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

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cupy their apartments on Ninth street
s. The bride was a graduate OF the
university, and Dr. Haas is from the
University of Indiana.
Among the out-of-town guests We're:
Mrs. w. ]. Christie OF. Winnipeg; Mr..
and Mrs. Q. F. Warrnes. Of Anoka,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W!B. Miller. Of Cot
tagewood.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy B. Nc
Kenzie. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mckenzie, to Earl e. Edwards
was solemnized last evening at the
home OF the brides parents, 272l Mic
ollet avenue, amid beautiful floral ap-
pointments. The flowers used with
the ferns and palms were red peo-
MES, which lent. a touch of vivid color
ing. On each side of the stairway
in the reception-room, palms We're
banked, and in the parlor, where the
vows were spoken, an altar of palms
filled the large window. In the din
ing-room the same color scheme was
on the table and twined about the
chandelier. AS Miss Mabel Corbett
sounded the familiar excerpt from
'Lohengrin the bride approached the
altar, where she was met by her
father and the bridegroom. She was
attended by little Margaret Edwards,
who carried the ring in large peony.
Her gown was of French embroidery,
built on the 1880 style and trimmed
with Valenciennes lace, and her bou-
quet was of bride roses. After the
service, which was read by Rev. STAN
ley B. Roberts, Miss Florence French
sang "Oh, Promise, Me-
A reception followed for the fifty
guests and Miss Maude Edwards and
Miss Gertrude Mccormack assisted.
Mr., and Mrs. Edwards will be at
| home after July ! at l28 Laurel
avenue.
| The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Gordon was bright last evening with
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Marie Gordon, to G.. r. Scott. Maple
/ leaves hid the walls in the reception
hall and covered the stair rail, while
in the parlor, where the service was
read, the same profusion Of LEAKAGE
| was seen. The windows were hung
| with vines frightened with syringa
blossoms, and in one corner there was
a bank of green and a canopy OF
leaves was studded with American
| Beauty roses. On one side was the
| American flag and on the other the
flag Of Scotland. The Misses Edith
and Jean Gordon preceded the bride,
| VINO 6Il6I0uS Will aCI-sldIuCl- dS Il1C
| "Lohengrin" march sounded, and led
| the way, to the altar, bearing the
white satin ribbon. The brides gown
was of white crepe de chine over taf-
| feta, trimmed with rich oriental lace,
and her bouquet was Of lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor, Miss
Katherine Gordon, was In white
roses. A. M Gordon, brother Of the
bride, came down from Duluth to act
as best man, and Rev. j. E. Smith
read the service.
| In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
left for St. Louis, the bride wearing
a gown of imported English cloth
over silk. The bridegroom's gift to
| the bride was diamond and opal
| ring of rare workmanship. Among
the out-of- town guests were: T. Scott
/ and Miss Leda Scott of Rockford,
Iowa. mother and sister of the bride
I groom and Miss Ann Fraser of Du-
| luth.
Pink, white and green were the
colors chosen for the decoration Of
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John He'll
ler last evening when their daughter
Charlotte became the bride of Carl
j. Larson. Pink and white peen1es
nestled against the green of snilax
and ferns and a large bank of palms
was 3 between two large windows,
where the service was read by. Rev.
j. E. Conant. In the diningroom a
/ mound of white peonies was on the
table, while ropes Of snilax were
dropped from the chandelier to the
| corners of they table and, ,,were held
in place with large white bows. Little
Dorothy Erickson - - en- entered sas the
"Lohengrin' march was sounded,
/ bearing the ring in a, tall Gala lily.
| The bride was. attended by her sis
/ ter, Miss Laura HELLER. The bridal
1 gown was of white embroidered Swiss
! trimmed with lace over taffeta, and
the bouquet was of 1narguerites. Dur
ing the Service Mrs. Grace Giles sang
i several numbers. Assisting at the re-
! ception were Mr.. and Mrs. John He'll
Ter, Miss Edna Giles and Miss Myra
Fall. After July 10 Mr. and Mrs.
/ Larson will be at home at 2729 Co
lumbus avenue.
The nuptials of Miss Fay v. Morrill,
and Walter G.. BarstoW We're :cele.
brated last evening at the home of
/. the bride, S8 Thirteenth street S, and
Rev. j. S. Montgomery read the ser
! vice. The bridal pair: stood before a
bank of palms and ferns in a wide
1 bow window, while suspended In the
1 arch above was d wedding bell of
smilax. Mrs. F: S. Waddington played
/ e
..Lohengrin' march, and Eta Fall
and David Morrill, stretched the rib
bons to the altar. Miss Daisy Morrill,
was bridesmaid Her gown was in
white mousseline de sole and she car
ried pink carnations. The bride wore
! white silk. null fashioned with pleat-
/ ings and lace and the bouquet was of
bride roses. Dwight Butts of Still
i water was best man. At@the reception
the bridal pair was assisted In receiv-
! ing by Mr.. and Mrs. f. u. morrill,,
I Edith Bjorson, Eva Heger, Mrs. g.
Fl. Fall and Mr.. and Mrs. IF. S. Wad-
dington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barstowi will be at
home at S8 Thirteenth street until
Sept. /.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
. John Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodr1ch
and Ethel Goodrich Of Saltwater.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, read the, service
Hast evening which united Miss Laura
]. Dorothy Elliott and Charles w. Green
at the home of the bride, $3.50 Tenth
avenue S. The house was profusely
decked with flowers and ferns and
palms. Mr. Morrill, played the Lo-
hengrin' march. The bride, who was
:. attended by two little flower girls
Margaret McGregor and1Anna Daler
wore a gown of champagne-color