The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-07
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1 The wedding Of Miss Grace =: C o. sy
evening, at the home of the bride 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goey, on
and asters was arranged above the bow
window, in the ivingroom, and the
American flag draped with vines and
solossoms furnished background. PINK
and white blossoms were in the parlor
and the mantel was tangle of foliage,
In the diningroom a basket of red car
nations was the centerpiece., and gar
lands of smilax and ribbon fell from the
chandelier to the corners of the table
where they were caught by great BOWS lows
rugs and draperies and lighted with
Japanese lanterns, while great clusters
OF goldenrod added further adjournment.
Just before the "Lohengrin chorus
was played, Miss Hazel Ramsdell ! sa "a
Gle Blanche Collins Of St. Paul and. Jes-
ole Herber held the ribbons to. form !. an
aisle for the bride. Miss Hattie Collins
of Anoka was maid of honor and wore
white mousseline de sole with pink ;1
Sridail GOV gown was of brussels net over
ivory satin with point lace trimmings,
and her flowers were white roses. Day1d
Miller was best man, and Rev. p. w.
Hewlett of West Concord, Mimi, a
'0 At the reception zee IN, which followed Miss
June Collins of Chicago served frappe,
and group of the brides young
friends presided in the d1ningroom. The
sout.of-to guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Msss Of Or Lake oity MINI ann Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Collins, Howard Collins OF
st. Paul; l.. Collins and Miss June Col
lins Of Chicago; Mrs. M. Green Of Ra
sine, WIS; G. r,;.
and at then sRo Viii fs visit chiesgo On }Seir
turn. They will be at home at 1928
Third avenue s after Oct. 49,. Mrs
5Miller's travelling gown. was OF navy
blue checked cloth and her hat was t.
match. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert .Benham an
Enounce the engagement Of their daugh
ter. Grace, to Lucien Merritt of Du
sluth.. The wedding will take place il
October.
Mers and Charles Elliott Van Nest wa
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Van Nest. Pink and whit
asters and pink shaded tapqers made i, tn
was wreathed with white tulle and flow
ers. The guests included beside tn
bridal couple the attendants, Miss Bes
sic Van Nest, Miss May Sheridan
Ralph Blaine, DR.. E. s. Sprague, G:
with Messrs. and Mines. john r. Travis
A. G. Wilcox, Robert Van Nest Of Win
dom, Mimi, Mines. R. F. Van Nest, E
". Sprague and Miss Lillian Van Mes
Of South Bend, Ind.
DR.. James Elmer Weirick Of st. PAT
gave a dinner at the Minneapolis clu
last evening for Miss Henrietta Pro-
tor and William, McDouough,. who's
wedding takes place. this evening:
esn f hs red eens2 # rs s ta %th ds s5
were were Miss Proctor, Mr.. McDonougi
tMessrs. and Mines. Max P. Vande
Horck, Morton Barrowsi re Forest 10 or1 m
louillian, John Proctor, MI. Rogers an
Rev. Fathers Sullivan, McNulty an
dolphin.
Mrs. Wingender Of Hudson, Wis. vi v
have h?nse paStttIX over of An sundHy =,
Linden Linz ln 'I Hills. Mrs. Kinport gave
luncheon last week for her guest, al
on Saturday Mrs. Frank Smith .ente
tanned at q card party in honor OF Mi
Brighthill.
Among the weddings Of last st, we e
Frank Walker B1gg, which took pa
Saturday evening on, the lawn Of N
Richfeld avenue. The service was re
i by Rev. George Hindley of Elk Riv
beneath two spreading elm trees, a
the background of asparagus ferns W
frightened with asters and lighted
Japanese lanterns. Mrs. Van SAINT, t
sister Of the bridegroom, was matron
honor and sswere her wedding gown
white crepe de chine and carried p
pie asters. The bride was in white s
lawn and her flowers were bride ros
Mr. Van SAINT acted as best man.
the informal reception which follow
Misses Anna Kielstrup, Pearl Will
Eva Dresser and Julia Thaxter presto
in the diningroom, which Yves in gre
and white. Among the fifty que
were Mrs. D. M. Elder, Miss Pearl v
lev, Mrs. William Walker and child
Of La Crosse, Wis; MIR. and Mrs Tho