The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15

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The marriage of Miss Irene Rebecca
Dean, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam j. Dean, and Walter Browne Barr
of Denver, Col, was solemnized last
evening at the Dean residence on Oak
Grove street. The parlors were trans
boughs Of oak leaves which showed all.
of the varying. colors Of autumn.
Against this vivid background palms
and ferns were arranged to form an
altar and on either side were white
asters. Pink asters frightened the foil.
still gayer color in the library, where
they mingled with the ferns and vines.
In the diningroom oak boughs We're
again used and the keynote of the color
scheme ed was found nd in the e,o basket Of
Only the relatives witnessed the
Hutsinpiller at O'Clock Miss Elsie
Ireland played Handel 5 Largo and
Edwin J. Kraffts and Arthur J. Dean
wreathed stairway to, the leafy corner.
Mrs. Louis E. Ireland was her sister 8
matron of honor and wore a lowered
silk organdie and held maidenhair
ferns tied with white tulle. The
bride s gown was OF W 1 CLIFTON MI cloth
veil and carried white roses tied with
tulle. O. H: Barr Of Hastings, Neb.,
was best man. =,
The service was followed by recep,
ton from $3.50 until 10 O'Clock and
ceiving with the bridal couple were
| Messrs. and Mines. Dean and @; E.
| Barr Messrs. and Mines. E. j. Kraft
and A. j. Dean aided thru the rooms
| and Misses Frances Pond and Edna Ell
| lison served frappe. A str ing orches;,
ira played as the guests came and went
| and among those from out of town
| were Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Barr and Viii
| bur Barr of Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Pond Of Shakopee. Mrs: W., S. Dean
of Sank Center and Miss Marie South,
Mr.. Barr and his bride will be, at
home after Oct. IS at TIT East
Seventh street, Denver, Col.
The wedding of Miss Alga L: :Faw.
cett and John H. Craigie Of Chicago
took place last evening at the home Of
the bride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Fawcett, 72O East Franklin avenue
The hall was wreathed with foliage
and the stairway was tangle OF green
The large bow window in the living
were caught. The diningroom was in
pink and white with asters in a huge
basket on the table which was lightec
with pink tapers. ~.
Carlto 9 Ralph and ;h Howard Pi M}g!
l(Helen Coffin played the wedding march
The bride was preceded by her sister
| Miss Jessie Fawcett, who was her .mait
of honor and wore white net FASHIONED
| with valenciennes lace and carried
! white asters tied with green tqll t
formed the bridal gown and the Ions
veil was of the Brussels net, while tn
- bouquet was Of bride roses. Rev: A
V B. Marshall read the service and Mis-
Mildred Coffin, the bride g niece. SAN
81 Love, You.' Ralph II. Mltchel
:. - Mr. Mr.. ana ne Mr. Mrs wv ": Il. Bridgman
10 Stanley, Wis, and Miss Margaret Legg
IL of Audubon, Wis Mr. and Mrs
10 Craigie will be at home at So Sout
n Wood street, Chicago, after Oct: /, an
- when Mrs. Craigie? went away she wor
blue silk suit with hat OF the sam
" color.
le Rev. J. E. Bushnell read the servic
is which united Miss Mary Fagundus an
in DR.. George K. Hagaman Of Anoka
E the bride's mother, Mrs. Sarah v
is Fagundus, on Humboldt avenue S. Mis-
n s s Of Anoka on the vol,
to played the "Lohengrin' chorus as tn
n bride and her maids entered. IN
to Misses Aimee and Ruth w. F. 3 GU
+, maid of honor, all wore white net an
ut carried pink carnations.@ 81 The bridt
81 gown was Of white Persian silk wit
Sc ppoint lace and the veil of Brussels ne
OF was caught with a gold pin, tamil
OF heirloom, and the bouquet was of bird
ct Dr.. L. f. Dougherty Of St. Paul we,
ne ushers and DR.. John Butler acted {
III best man. The mantels were banke
10, with bright-hued oak leaves and astel
NC no aided in decorating the room. Mr.. an
de- Mrs ;: B. Hsgaman Mr. Mrs; 81 T a5 u l.
l ho ceiving, and among the guests WEI
ne q Mrs. S. H. Lloyd of Pittsburg, MI
-. a George Mcintyre of Mayville, N. D
ed Miss Indianola Willcuts Of Duluth, D
IL Il. and Mrs. Bond Of Anoka, Mr.. and MI
nj Curvel and Roe Chase of Anoka.
VS. DR.. Hagaman and his bride WEI
,HiS away for a short trip and they will |
A at home after Oct. in Anoka. MI
sh Hagaman 8 travelling gown was Of bl,
a broadcloth and her hat was to match.
he Among the weddings of last eveni1
ne was that Of Miss Kathryn Irwin, daug
* ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Irwin, al
rk in st. Lawrence church. Palms, fer
ire and asters furnished the decorate
ull around the altar. Mrs. T. D. Bell play,
IN a program of bridal music and Glide
ed Joyce sang the cave Maria. Fral
ct, Voegeli and Edward Fletcher were us
ses ers and William Gagnon Of Eau Clai1
Tx. Wis, acted as best man. The Miss
'ou Margaret and Esther .Dickey we
bridesmaids and wore white net ov
silk and held maidenhair ferns. T.
maid of honor, Miss Sadie Conwa
was in white point d'esprit over 81
NV and her bouquet was of roses. Viii
~, chiffon over satin, with bertha
y" real lace on the blouse, formed t
= bridal gown, and the veil was of nj
A sunburst Of diamonds and pea
necklace were the bridal ornamen
AL and white prayerbook was carried
de- place Of flowers. The service was re
by Rev. Father Bryn and was follow
by a reception at, the home Of t
ne bride, on Union street Sc. The DEE
=. rations were elaborate and prof
sion Of flowers were used with t
- foliage. American Beauty roses we
in the diningroom and red tapers we
on the table. Mr.. and Mrs. Gagn
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. a
4 Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. D. s. Irwin. T
Misses Ladue, Dickey and Louise Mig
tengale presided in the diningroom. {
Il out -of-town guests were Mr.. and M
Gagnon, Will Gagnon, Eau Claire, Wi
Eugene Diendone of Jaynesvil
:, Mimi; Mrs Murphy of Brainerd a