The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-25

The home of Mrs. William Bingham, on
Sixth street N, was the scene Of a. pretty
wedding last evening, when her daughter,
Louise. became the bride of DR.. William
A. Coventry. Sweet peas were used with
ferns and trailing vines to furnish an eff
feetive setting In the parlors, and no col
ors were used but white and green. A
mound of red sweet peas and ferns was on
the table in the diningroom, which was
lighted with red tapers. About one hun
dred and fifty guests gathered to witness
the service, which was read by Rev. E. v.
Campbell Of st. Cloud, and Miss Maude
Stafford played as an accompaniment 20,
Promise Me-" The ':Lohengrin" chorus
was sounded as a professional, and the
ribbons We're stretched by Dean Coventry
OF Duluth and Edward Rubenatum. The
little flower girl Josephine jones' wore
q white frock and carried a. basket of
white sweet peas. The maid of honor,
was in pink silk null and held pink flow
ers. The bride wore white Brussels net
over taffeta and trimmed with point lace.
She carried white sweet peas and was CIV
en- in marriage by her brother, Roy A.
Bingham. Herbert A. Dancer Of Duluth
was best man, and Stewart Shaw of Du-
luth carried the ring in a lily. Mrs. James
Findell and Mrs. Bingham aided in re-
ceiving at the reception, and the young
women In the diningroom were Misses
Myra Brainerd, Ina Leighton, Lola Jones,
Birdie Pindell and Anne Devaney, while
Mines. Charles Tweed and William Mathe
| served the frappe.
! DR.. and Mrs j. H. Beatty, Miss Sadie
Kies of St. Cloud, Mrs. Mary Coventry,
Dean Coventry, Miss Blanche Coventry,
Mrs. James Shaw and Edward Mencer of
Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs George Bruce and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Irving Of st. Paul,
and Miss Florine Merritt of Brainerd were
the out-of town guests.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Coventry left for trip on
the lakes, and they will be at home In
Duluth after Sept. Is. The bride wore a
green louisene shirtwaist suit, with a long
/ brown coat and hat when she went away
that Of Miss Elizabeth Campbell and Her
bert H. Cornell Of Staples, which took
place at the home Of the BRIDES mother
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, on Chicago avenue
Palms and great punches of goldenro6
formed floral altar, where Rev. Father
I Dolphin, with the, bridegroom and his best
man, Harry Spencer, awaited the coming
of the bride. A string orchestra played
the "Lohengrin' chorus as she approached
with her maid of honor, Miss Julia Nash
Miss Nash wore white silk muslin, en-
broidered in heliotrope, and the bride was
In white crepe de chene, fashioned with
point lace, and both carried bride roses
At the reception which followed the brida
couple was assisted in receiving by Mrs
Sarah Campbell, Mrs. H. Cornell, mother
of the bridegroom, Mrs. Harry Collins
Mrs. P. G. Gleason and. Miss Nash, and
: among the guests were Mrs. 3. p. Peter
: son of Litchfeld, Mrs. II. Cornell Of Man
kato Mrs P. Rodanger of Litchfield, and
Mrs Will Murphy Of st. Paul.
Mr.. Cornell and his bride went ava,
for short trip, and they will be at hom'
in Staples after Sept. 10.
Miss Rose Schreyer and Martin F. Sta
pleton were married this afternoon at
O'Clock Rev Father Dugan read the ser
vice, which will be followed by recep
ton at the home of the brides father
Fritz Schreyer, 2009 Lyndale avenue N
Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton left on the lat,
train for ST. Louis, and they will retur,
in the city clerks office.
Miss Pauline Ethel Truscott, daughte
| of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Truscott, ant
James Archibald Rye were married las
evening at the home of the bride on Nine
lteenth avenue N. The bridal couple stoo,
beneath canopy of ferns and sweet peas
and goldenglow and goldenrod were use,
thru the rooms. Little Hattie Rye an,
Meta Truscott stretched the white satil
ribbons which marked the BRIDES path
way Miss Jennie Flobeck was at tn
piano and played the nLohengrin'' brida
chorus for the professional. 1.-THE Flowe
Song during the service, which was rea