The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-09
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liam Cheney, William Fuller and Z. Dins-
more assisted In receiving.
b Mr. Smith and his bride left for trip
ana tney will spend the summer at the
lake. receiving in town after Oct. 10 at
6oO w Thirty-second street.
Rev. John e. Dallam read the service
at the marriage Of Mrs. Elizabeth r.
Moores and G. Ray Davis, which was
solemnized In St. Andrews Episcopal
cnurch last evening. SnoWballs, sp1rea
and palms combined to make the chancel
beautiful and clusters Of snowballs were
fastened to the pews reserved for the
family. The ushers were w. O.. Brown
Of st. Paul, w. 9G. Kuehn, w. q. Bing-
ham and Karl Schroeder, and Burton Up
son was at the organ. Miss Gertrude
D1stel OF st. Paul was the brides only
attendant. She wore white point esprit
over white silk, and carried a shower bou-
quet Of marguerites. The bridal gown
was OF white net over lowered organdie
| inset with valenciennes lace, and wore q
colonial slip of cream taffeta A great
| cluster Of American Beauty roses in her
arms furnished Vivid touch Of color.
John s. Thompson was the best man, and,
with the bridegroom, awaited the bride
at the altar. The service was followed
! by a supper at the new home of the
bridal couple, 3109 Colfax avenue S.
Among the weddings of last evening
was that of Miss Mildred Laura Cruik-
shank and Ernest Myrick Hartford. which
took place in Fowler M. e. church. Palms
and roses banked the altar. Miss Amy
Frey played the Mendelssohn wedding
march as a professional and the
| Evening Star" from 'Tannhauser' dur
ing the service. Mrs. Orson A. Bramen
was matron Of honor and Mr.. Bramen
served as best man. The ushers were
| r Z
| F. A. Cool read the service. The bride
wore blue silk and held sweet peas. Mr..
and Mrs. Hartford will be at home after
July at 5040 Forestville avenue, Chicago.
Miss Ruby Page and Carl S. Lindstrand
were married at the home of the BRIDE
groom, 1929 Twenty ninth street S. last
evening. Miss Hilna Lindstrand played
the bridal march, and Rev. e. A. skogs-
berg read the service. The maid Of hon
| or. Miss Esther Lindstrand, wore blue
dimity, and the bridal gown was of white
silk null, and the bouquet Of bride roses.
Palms, roses and smiax We're used to dec
/ crate the rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Lind
strand will spend the summer at Lake
Am slia, camping.
A quiet wedding Of the day was that
Of Miss Alice McGrory daughter of Mrs.
Mary McGrory, and Thomas Clark Forbes,
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Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev. p. r. Cullen read the service, and
there were no attendants. The bride wore
a tailor suit Of gray and blue broad
cloth. #
A small reception followed at the apart
ments Of Mrs. McGrory, in the Swinford,
and Mr.. Forbes and his bride went away
for short trip, and on their return they
will go to Minnetonka for the summer.
Mrs. Luella B. Ward and James G.
| Dawson both of Mortified, MIMI were
iqufetly married yesterday afternoon at the
homo Of r. L. Dockerary, 1886 Third ave-
ue S. Rev. ]. E. Conant read the SERVICE
aud eEly a small group of relatives were
present. Mr.. Dawson and his bride have
returned to Northfeld, where they will
make the ir home.
Among the weddings Of the month will
be that of Miss Laura Osborn Snyder and
August A. C;ronquist of Mankato, whose
engagement has just been announced
Mrs. +. W. Wirtl gave a parcel shower
this afternoon at her home, on University
avenue Sc. for Miss Elizabeth Hayes, a
bride Of Wednt sday About thirty young
1 women had been INVITED, and their gifts
4 were placed in q basket decked with red
Carnations. After the bride had examined
them, cards were played. Luncheon was
1 with red peonies. ,4.,s -
4 The women of Bethlehem Presbyterian
church will give a reception in the church
parlors rext Wednesday evening in honor
of the rastor Rev. Stanley B. Roberts,
who has. recently returned from a. trip to
the Holy Land. An invitation is extended
Ito the friends Of DR.. Roberts in other
[churches. E
r Mrs. J. F. Fuller celebrated her sixty
first birthday anniversary yesterday,
land her daughter, Mrs. w H. Kirk, gave
a thi'nble bee in honor Of the event at
her home, on Fourth avenue s. Snow
balls end carnations made the rooms pref
ty. and the birthday cake was encrcled
with burning tapers. An apron contest
was an amusement, and Mrs. Charles
Rlacknar and Mrs. Plummer received
4 prizes. Mrs. Kirk was assisted in enter
! tanning the. forty guests by Misses Marion
4 Fuller, Nina Blackburn and Louise Strong.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
i The Misses Carrie and Annie Browne Of Mil