The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

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A prettily appointed wedding Of last
evening was that of Miss Adah Har-
riet Clarke and Daniel F. Carmichael,
which took place at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
T.. Clarke, on Bryant avenue S. The
decorations were very beautiful, and
no colors but green and white were
used in the hall and drawing-room,
The stairway was hung in white and
on the newell post was a Japanese
basket filled with bride roses and
ferns. The drawing-room was
bower OF southern smilax, with vinca
vines and ferns running riot over the
mantei. From the arch Of the big
window, which was banked with
green to form the altar, hung baskets
of the roses and ferns. The azalias,
which, with the ferns, topped the
and q great cluster of bridemaid roses
was caught in the tangle of vines on
the mantel. The lights were shaded
in pink. and vines trailed around the
chandeliers. The frappe table, decked
with flowers and vines, stood in a
1eafy nook. The diningroom showed
a deeper color note in the meteor
roses on the sideboard and in the
basket which hung from the chan
ribbon, and the bright blossoms were
reflected in the mirror below. The
ceiling was hidden by the vines,
which were caught at regular inter-
walls by wedding bells of green and
red. The brides cake, with its
wreath Of lilies Of the valley, was
on a side table.
Miss Mabel Carmichael played the
Mendelssohn march as the bride and
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Staring, who was her matron Of hon
or, descended the stairs, and as the
last note sounded q string orchestra,
hidden by the palms in the hall,
caught up the strain and played a
program Of bridal music. Mrs. Star
ing wore her wedding gown of white
crepe de chine, with accordion pleat-
1ngs of chiffon and inset with Chan
itilly lace. Her flowers were pink car
nations. The bridal gown was Of
white chiffon wolfe over silk. The
shirred skirt was edged with folds,
and the blouse had a yoke Of lace.
The girdle was of liberty satin, and
the veil Of tulle. The bride carried
a great cluster of lilies Of the valley
and was met at the foot of the STAIR
way by the bridegroom and his best
man, Mr.. Staring. The service was
read by Rev. Marion D. Shutter in the
friends of the bridal couple. ~
An informal reception followed, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. John
4 Car michael received with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carmichael. Mrs. Clarke wore
cream wolfe over white and inset with
lace, and her flowers were violets.
Mrs. Carmichael was in black, with
rare old lace. Misses Jean Carmichael
and Bessie Marie Jones served frappe.
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w. G. Cameron of Staples and Mrs.
r. e. Jones Of Revillo, S. S.
Mr.. Carmichael and his bride left
for a short journey, and they Will be
at home after Feb. 15 in the Mus
grave flats, Seventeenth street and
Nico]let avenue. Mrs. Carmichaeps
travelling gown was of dark violet
zibeline, and her hat was Of the same
material. .r
Mrs. L. E. Stormes entertained a
large group of women at six-hand
euchre this afternoon at her home on
;, Aldrich avenue S. Carnations and
I tulips prettily carried out a color
scheme of red and white, and the
score cards were in the same shades
Mines. w. A. Hall, H. A. Child and
Percy Aling assisted Mrs. Storms
Eleven tables were played, and after
lUe StulSS d llSAI lu1lCHSOIl was served
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Storms
have invited the members Of the cincf
=. club to which they belong to play
cards.
The Ideal Euchre club held its mid
winter luncheon this afternoon at thu
home Of Mrs. r. Troendle on Garfield
avenue S. The decorations and ap
pointments were in red and white ant
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Palms and ferns were placed thru tn
rooms and the lights were all red
shaded. Mrs. Troendle was assisted
4 by Mines. A. l.. Searle, E. J. Terwil