The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-28

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The fierce blizzard did not in any
way chill the spirit of gaiety that pre-,
several couples who had chosen the day
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Brown.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Brown
and Earl Luce, took place in Calvary
by Dr.. L. A. Crandall: The s Q clock
hundred and fifty guests. The church
was decorated with Christmas Greens,
Easter lilies, ferns and palms. The
chestra which played the 'Lohengrin
TEvening STAR during the service,
and the Mendelssohn march as reoes-
sional. ~ -,
Little Dorothy. Brown in white
roses led the bridal procession, The
by her maid of honor, Miss Mabel Lane,
and the bridesmaids, Miss Grace Heg-
man OF, SIOUX City, Miss Ethel Ridg,
RED white roses. Miss Brown wore
white China silk and the other two
maids were ,gowned alike IN PINK PINK SILK SIX
The BRIDES gown was Of white chit:
fon cloth over taffeta with q bertha Of
point lace. She were a tulle veil and
carried bride roses.
Clarence. Brown Of Boston, was best
man, and the chosen ushers, were George
Webster, James Irsfeld, George Tyler;
Sidney Meyer, Charles Buckbee and
Monroe Fowler.
A reception at the home of Mr.; and
Mrs. Brown on Second avenue. fol-
Luce received with tho bridal couple.
The house decorations were Christmas
green's, poinsettia, palms and ferns.
Miss Lulu Clough presided in the din
ingroom. -,
honeymoon in Cuba and will be at the
Hampshire Arms after Feb. Is.
Lyndale Congregational church last
night witnessed the marriage OF MISS
Florence d L99ise Verge na;g to Eugene e.
Palms and ferns were the church dec.
orations, while the aisles were lined
with plants.
Dr.. 6. E. Burton read the seriyec at
O'Clock. The chorus, directed by II.
the b Pgd par fR0re endred
while Heinrich Hoevei played "The
; Evening Starr on the violin while the
. ceremony was being read. Mendels-
) sohn g wedding march was, played by
Mr.. Marshall as occasional.
) The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. A. G.. Creelman and Walter
; Verge was best man.
The bride wore a gown of white net
over taffeta, fashioned with a point
3 lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony, a reception
= was held in the parlors- Of the, church b.
Mines. g. NJ. Verge, Ralph Jackson, A.
g B. Latham and w. B. Ferguson assisting
Mr. and Mrs. 5ae Mis- Nh s9 %i be at home
in Oakland, after Feb. !.
Mrs: Mary Laning Van Brunt and
Elmer Ellsworth Maynard were mar
:. RED at 5 pm. yesterday at the home Of
apartments. Rev. j. E. Bushnell read
6 the services and there were about thir
= ty relatives and intimate friends pres
G ent. Mrs: &, Charles H T; Fox Of Wayne e,
6 honors. Little Eunice Mitchell wa
ringbearer. The bride wore a gown Of
E champagne-colored crepe de chine elab
Grated with point lace. She carried
3 bouquet Of roses. An improvised alta!
a Of palms was in the room where thu
g ceremony was performed. It was deco
6 Hyacinths were in the room in grea
n profusion. The out town guest
u were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Gray of 'Siou1
City and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Scha
. Der of Hudson, Wis.
P. Taller Friday evening upon the oc
casion of her sixteenth birthday. TIL
guests present.: The Misses Moilie Sui
Ivan, Louise Dwyer, Hazel Clark, Ma
n bel Clark, Agnes johnson, Myrtle Holm
- quist, Rene, Beland, Connie Beland
aIyip a
BILE Paradise, Josephine Oxborough, Ed;
Taller, Eva P. Tailfer; Messrs. Joh1
Lavelle, Rufus Oxborough, Clarence OK
borough, Henry Blanchard, Merrill
Smith, Theodore Dumas, Noble Rain
- vile, Raoul Pratt, Guy Ostrander, An
Il thony Gagne, Felix Plous, Leo Granger
= Frank Bacon.
A number Of Wells students an
graduates had luncheon at Donald
. little holiday affair that has becom
an annual custom, among the Well
girls. Mrs. @. T.. Thompson was toast
mistress and toasts were given by tn
Misses Joannette, Chamberlain, Kir
ana am a3gbetsh; those who are home for tn
holidays who were present at the lunch
con were: The Misses Caroline Joyce
i Ruth Robbins, Ruth Dunwoody, Dort
THY Derickson, Helen Hall, Marion MAJ
tin, Caroline Sewell, Anne LELAND, q
pra Richie, Ruth Chamberlain, Care
Chamberlain, Glee Jameson, Grace Gil
: lette and Millicent Hosmer of Mime
apolis; the Misses Julia Davenport
Harriet Halves and Florence Pease o
St. Paul.
A theater party saw William Collie
In "The Dictator'' at the Metropolita
M last Monday evening, the guests 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Heffelfnge
y A supper at the Minneapolis club TO
lowed. ...ss #
Lamba Sigma gave dance last nigh
= at the Minikahda club. The hall wa
Respondent with palms and Christina
- bells. About fifty guests were present
81 Entertaining for Miss Ella Sage, Mis-
Mary Geesaman entertained this after