The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-25

residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
md Mrs s. w. Leavitt. The home
vas beautifully decorated with roses
peonies, smilax and woodbine, while
he porch and lawn were illuminated
with Japanese lanterns. The brides
maids were Miss Agnes Hansen Of
Kenyon and Miss Julia Hawkes. OF
Waseca. Mrs. J. G. Matchitt, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor, and
little Marion HI. Matchitt, niece and
Of the bride, was flower
girl Harold Robertson of Philadel-
phia brother of the bridegroom, acted |
as his best man. The ceremony was
pastor of the Merriam Park Congre-
gational church.
The bride wore white crepe de
chene over taffeta. The maids We're
in mousseline de sol, and Mrs. Match
lit was gowned in Persian lawn
trimmed with real lace. The little
flower girl wore dainty frock Of
India linen, trimmed with lace.
During the evening vocal solos
were given by Miss Marion Sammis of
Merriam Park, and J. Vernon Turned
Of Lanesboro and John Guise Of Long
Lake. Miss Catherine Stauffer gave
piano solo, College songs were sung
during. the evening by a number OF
former members of Carleton college
glee clubs. Many Of the guests were.
former Carleton attendants, from
which the bride and bridegroom are
both graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Mason gave
Carleton reunion Wednesday even
ing at their home, 1929 Marshal ave
nue., Merriam Park, in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson will leave
this evening for Denhoff. N. D.,
where Mr.. Robertson is cashier OF the
Denhoff State bank.
The wedding Of Miss Lizzie Carlson
and Charles G.. Alquist was prettily
solemnized Thursday evening at the
home of the brides father, 1900 Sec
ond street s. The service was read
by the brides pastor and the rooms
were deliberately decorated. The al
cove was banked with palms, the deep
green relieved with pink and white
peonies, and peonies were used here
and there in profusion. They formed
a centerpiece in the dining-room and
| from the chandelier white ribbons
were festooned to the covers of the
bridal couple, where they We're fas-
| tened with smart bows. The bride
wore white organdie inset with valen-
ciennes lace in bowknot pattern and
carried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses and asparagus ferns. Her niece
was her bridesmaid and her gown was
also white. The best man was the
brides brother. Mr.. and Mrs. ADJUST
went away for a trip and the brides
travelling gown was Of blue serge with
hat to match.
The reunion Of the First Minnesota
famous regiment was not without ro-
nance and after the gathering at Min
nehaha the veterans met at the nome
of Mrs. Sarah Salisbury, 629 Sixth
street N to witness the marriage OF
Mrs. Salisbury and Chester Durfee
the youngest volunteer in the regi.
ment. Mr.. Durfee and Mrs. Salisbury
had been engaged before the civil wal
but q misunderstanding separated
them until five years ago when thf
. engagement was renewed.
The house was deliberately deco
rated with flags and red and white
flowers as beftted SO romantic an oc
casion and the service was read b.
Rev. Mr.. Francis, while Colonel VIII
liam Colvi1le CALAMITY gave the br1d
) in marriage. The bride wore a goW1
of brown silk. Mr.. Redfeld playe
the wedding march and banquet fol
lowed. Among the guests were Mrs
| Angie Marvin, Mrs. G. G. Chapman
B. Smith, Charles City, N. D.; S..
l Kenney, Wabasha; George H. Durfee
Grand Marais and John Manning
Redfeld, N. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Durfe
Y are at home at 500 Sixth street N.
A wedding Of interest to Norwegia
people was celebrated Thursday afte1
a noon, when Miss fora L. Ylvisake
). became the bride Of Rev. Nikolai
r Larsen Of Minot, N. D. The marr1as
:, service which took place in the chapt
of the Luther seminary, Hamline, wa
read in Norwegian by Rev. Thome
e Nilsson. The bride was gowned
= wore long veil of tulle and carrie
e bride roses. Miss Inga Ylvisaker
white peau de sole with a bouquet {
pink roses was maid Of honor. TT
y bridesmaids, who were gowned
Il white organdie and carried pink rose
d Karen Larsen, Ingeborg Larse
, Elizabeth Clausen, Nora Hjermsta
of Red Wing, Lydia Jensen, Ella Tho
sen, Lila Frick, Thalia Thorsen ar
"a Mabel overly. Lauritz Larsen, j.
"a was the best man. A dinner was 81
20 mony and in the evening there was
p. musical at the home of the bride al
80 the decorations were In the NorWeg1s
e colors, with peonies and roses.
to to The bridegroom Is a son of Preside
so Larson Of Luther college of Decora
OF Iowa, a graduate Oh LutIei Co1leSS Oh
-. Luther Theological seminary, Har
81 line. He is pastor Of the Luther'
" " church at Minot, Neb. The bride
- the eldest daughter of President a.
= Mrs. John Ylvisaker of Hamll
- seminary, Hamline. She is a gradua
. Of the seminary and of an eastern co
e. servatory, and Is prominent In t
or Thursday Musicale and the Ylvisak
wv quartet.
n PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
en- Mrs E. A. Grochou Of Duluth is visiting
RS. sister, Mrs. w. R. Rathbun, 1926 Hillside
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Il: West Of Hender'
lr- guests guests; of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. c. Cameron:
fooMs cad RHopis G. f. Lussdn
Miss anderson Hoaod
'as Heinrich, P r. Brooks Continental, R. A, G
H. we'll; Normandie w. Abbott Mrs A. ".
"a, bott Fifth Avenue. E. @. Washburn, J: J
rd bett;, Duluth. spalding B. N, NJ Peyton' Kiss
% Miss Marie Bookwalter, formerly Of this {
g" but now of Toledo, Iowa, where she has
IN the past five years been director of the
IN partment Of voice culture In western COZ
her vacation here. the guest OF her brot
Sumner Bookwalter.
ar Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hasey have returned
the MI MP and Mrs. F. ?. Hopwood and family
me returned from st. Louis
in J. R. Brown of Mexico and Mrs. G. L. Br
an of Clear Lake. Iowa, are visiting Mrs Ha
H., AFFORD
-1ss Mrs v NJ Allen Of Butte, Mont, is y
,ss. ing her daughter Mrs. s. Allen Anderson of
ven Groveland avenue.
~ The Ladies' Aid Society Alliance will
Ter a progressive cinch party Monday Afternoon
a. n lal,,,1 hall