The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08

was played as professional by Harry
Lyons, who sounded Schubert,s Sere-
nale' as an accompaniment to the
service and s1 gay, gave the Mendelsso h
er i'll white frock carried a basket
of white sweetpeas, and the ring was
borne to the altar. in a knot of white
satin ribbon by Raymond Gorgan Giles.
Miss Lillian Giles was her sisters maid
Of +, honor and Wore Nile sIl green null and
white silk null over chiffon and lawn,
and trimmed with real lace and chiffon,
and her flowers were bride roses. John
3. Goodrich Of Duluth was best man,
and tie service was read by Rev. j.
f.. Conant.
followed aid autumn berries and foliage
made an attractive decoration. Mrs. H.
F. Gibson OF Duluth, Mrs. c. w. Gardi-
ner and Miss Ellen Perkins gave
program of songs, and about $50 guests
were present. ssaHsssFs -,
Mr. aud Mrs; Goodrich lett for an
in Duluth after Nov. /. Mr. Goodrich
is the exalted ruler of the Duluth lodge
of l.lks, and is a prominent business
man i'll that city. q ',..ss s..>
Among the weddings; of last evening
and . JOHN Anton ni spa M WI untsF
solemuized at their new home, 1928
Lyndale avenue. in the presence of
100 guests. Miss Meivina Campbeii
sang, 70 Beloved, It Is Morn Just be-
fore Miss Pearl BecAel played, the
nLohengrin - chorus. Little Lucia
Smith and Ruth. sBeckel carried the
flowers and the ring, and Miss Mabele
Grow, the maid of honor, was in pale
green and held pink roses. White Per-
sian lawn trimmed with real lace
formed the bridal gown and the bou-
quet was Of bride roses. Rev. W. A.
shannon read the service and at the
Informal reception which followed Mrs.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Miss Murray, W, Eden, Clement Town
send, Mrs. NJ. S. Hay and daughter, all
Of DULUTH Mr.. and Mrs. R. Walker of
kasota, MIMI, and e. F. Barto Of ST.
White asters, with palms and ferns
and pink roses and vines were in. the
diningroom. Mr.. and Mrs Lane went
away for a short trip and they will re
ceive after Oct. l.-:7Hcv = ,~>--:~. ~ Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Ellis announce
Marion J: to Charles W. Fielder, son n' q
Dr. William Fielder, presiding eide
Of the Minneapolis district. The wed
ding will take place in the near futur,
and the young couple will make thei
home at Bottineap, N. D., where Mr.
Fielder is engaged in the banking bust
ness. *
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Hull have an
| nounced the engagement of their daugh
ter Harriet and ,Dobie F. Shaw. IN
wedding will not: take place unit
spring. -
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Robitshek of 100
Elliott avenue announce the engage
ment Of their cousin, Miss Carrie Caro-
ner, to Oscar Edelstein Of Bethel, MINI
Cards have been received by Mime
: apolis friends announcing the marriag
Of Miss Ida Bury Durham, daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert Dunbar
: and Robert Harmon Brooks, which too
q q place Tuesday in Kansas City, Mo. NJ
D and Mrs. Brooks will be. at home afte
< Oct. S at 1921 Aldrich avenue S.
q Miss Florence Burgess entertained
= group of young women this afternoon
:, her East Side home for Miss Florene
:. Moore. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T
+ A. Child Of Portland avenue had
" thimble. bee for$ the BRIDE About fl
q
!, noon and in the evening they we
"a Joined by an equal number Of men.
/ Miss Kate Martin I, will ,enterta
f twelve young people this evening f
the bridal couple; and tomorrow afte
" noon Miss Isabelle Browne: will give
It parcel shower for: Miss Moore. Mi
|. Constance Wells will be hostess at
n kitchen shower at her home at MINI
% tonka on Saturday. ,..,a
The Kenwood Bowling club gave
E. opening reception last evening in. t
* c1ubrooms. The guest were receiv
h by the wives Of the officers, Mines.
s, H. Ross, Frederick L. Nc Clellan, S:
d. Cook, j. B. Thompson, W.. D. Boute
&c flowers and autumn leaves made an {
n, fective decoration. Bowling was
g, feature of the evening, and Mrs. M,
10 doch, Julius Rufholt and Edward Patt
~ made the high scores: FInrappe a
e. A pretty wedding was solemniz
ne ne Tuesday evening, when Miss Lillian l.:
at n the an home eu Of the brid e IS mother 50
ne from HsLohengrino announced the {
in trance of the bridal party. Miss H
oy riet Sabin attended her sister and Flo
". Newell acted as best man. The brl
d. wore white and carried white aste
ne The service was read by Rev. Thon
rs. Stout After the congratulations,
S. freshments were served by members
MS Miss Sabin IS Sunday School class. 7
re decorations had been skillfully arrane
by under the direction of Mrs: LESTER,
lr. sisted by Mrs Cook of La Crosse. Pal
hn and ferns formed a bank behind
bridal party, while in the diningro
re- color scheme was carried out with
profusion of roses and asters.
.ch Miss Zoe Albeit, bride of next we
- was guest of honor at a thimble
~ ~ given by Mrs. E. A. Albeit and M
a nu j. E. Burg yesterday afternoon. I
o. o. time was pleasantly spent hemmin!g
~, towels and dustcloths for the bri
~ Each guest drew daintily wrap1
80. "a parcel of work from a japanese pa
oh sol suspended from the ceiling, and
WIZ decorations were in green and yellow
Mrs H. L. jenkins, with her son
aM daughter. returned today from Cha
I'VE voix, Mich, where they have %
III. spending "a few weeks at the Chic;
Dr. club. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brym
Nv and daughter Of British Columbia, q
10y are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Je
H.. ms on their way home from I
-, around the world. Mr.: Brymner
I ~ manager Of the Bank. Of Montreal,