The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-07

One Of the pretty weddings solemn1zed
last evening was that OF MISS flora Emily
Rice and Thomas R. Shaw, which was
celebrated at the home OF the BRIDES par
ients Mr. and Mrs William Criohton, III
wv Twenty ninth street The service was
read by Rev. Stanley B. Roberts. In the
lparlor white carnations and pink roses
Were arranged with vines and woodland
L leaves, while the colors used in the living
room were green and white. The wide
3 window where the bridal party stood, was
hung with woodbine and leaves, While
grouped at either side were ferns and
white blossoms. Miss Grace Hammond
sang when Song Is Sweet and
wishes" by Gertrude Sans souci, before
the ''Lohengrin" chorus signalled the APP
proach of the bridal party. Miss Ethel
Hobart was at the plano, while Albert
English played the violin. Ropes Of smiax
were drawn by the Misses Mabel Florence
and Elizabeth Shaw and Miss Emile Sar-
gent. The bride was gowned IN WHITE
French lawn. with elaborate trimmings
of Valenciennes lace and ruffles tinlshed
with lace. Her flowers were roses.
Miss Mae Kilbourne, Miss Emma Cedar
Iuuist and Miss Carotta Baker assisted in
the dining-room during the reception. Red
and white were the cOlors chosen Tor It's
decoration, and red tapers burned bright
ly on the table, while white festoons hung
from the center Of the room to the cor
Iners. On thu sideboard red carnations and
white roses were artisticaly arranged
with ferns and vines.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw will take trip Of
two weeks and after Sept. they will
be at home at 2712 Blaisdell avenue. The
BRIDES going-away gown was Of green I'M
ported cloth. trimmed with broadcloth, and
she wore hat to match. Among the
Sargent and the Misses Sargent of VAL
dosta, Ca. and Miss Lillian Rice Of Green
Bay, Wis.
The marriage of Miss Hattie B. Dewart
and George Harrison Garrett took place
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Rev and Mrs. James H. Dewart,
1s45 Carroll street, Merriam Park when
the father Of the bride read the impress
sive ring service. In the parlor palms
were grouped to simulate an altar and
white roses intermingled with ferns bright
ened the green. In the living-room were
/ roses and southern smilax, while in the
! ldinng-room pink roses and carnations
I formed mound on the table and lent
/ their beauty to the appointments.
The 'Lohengrin'' march was played by
an orchestra of eight pieces the bridal
party appeared. and the ANGELS Seren-
ade" was sounded softly during the SER
vice. The bride gowned in white
crepe de chine, and she carried shower
bouquet Of swanson1a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett left for g. south.
ern trip, and they will be at home II
I at. Thomas, NJ D., after Sept Is. The
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broadcloth. with hat to match.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Miss Mabel Garrett, Miss Elizabeth Gar
nett Messrs. Joseph and Robert Garrett
and Rev. and Mrs F. H. Dewart from st
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Dewart o
\ Spokane Wash, and Rev M. w Dewar
Of Boston. 5, -.. &C.. -.s .:
Mrs. J. H. Thompson entertained in
,# formally today at buffet luncheon il
IF Ia md Mia
Gould Of Boston, who have been visit
ing her for several weeks. A simpl
arrangement of palms and cut flower
was used thru the rooms. About twent
young women were entertained. Thi
evening Mrs. Thompson will give an in
formal affair to which about thirty-iv
young people have been hidden. TIL
young women will return to Boston Sat
urday morning.
Minneapolis friends have received invI
tations for the marriage Of Miss JUL
S. Rossum, and Ralph Tilden Hatcl
which will take place Wednesday evening
\ July 90 in the Church Of St. John tn
Evangelist, st. Paul .s
Mrs. George Rose will entertain info,
nlally Saturday afternoon for her siste
Mrs. w. T. Coghan of New York.
A group of young people entertaine
II most delightfully."- last evening for Olive
Cults of Boston, who is visiting his cou
ms, the Misses Paine. About thirty-fol
went to the Minikahda club in automt
biles where arrangements had been mao
for an informal dance. A large bowl Il
American Beauty roses occupied the Gel
ter Of the supper table, while at eat
place was a single rosebud. Tapers
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