The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29

The wedding of Miss Fannie Heffel-
finger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Heffelhnger, and Harry Curtis Selden
took place this afternoon at the SHeffel-
| finger residence on Third avenue S. The
decorations and appointments we're
! charmingly simple. as BELTS summer
wedding, and garden flowers only were
used. Peonies, great pink and white BIOS
! SONS and branches of the fragrant syringa
were placed in quaint baskets and bowls
thru the rooms and in the drawingroom a
| leafy canopy was arranged. English
/ peoples famed in the diningroom and the
huge flowers were held in a basket in the
center of the table,.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Heffelfnger were assisted
/ in receiving the wedding guests by Mrs.
H. E. Selden, the bridegroom's mother.
Just before the string orchestra played
the Lohengrin" chorus, Mrs. w. N. Por-
| teous sang Gounods adore and Be Still
with harp accompaniment by Miss Del
! lone. The ribbons were stretched by HO-
race Lowry, Charles Fisher Hepburn,
Walter Hudson and Charles Ireys and the
bride, preceded by her two sisters, Miss
/ Nellie Hefelfnger and Mrs. James Ford
Bell, came slowly down the aisle as the
| triumphant notes Of the bridal chorus
were sounded. Miss Heffelanger and
| Mrs. Bell wore white taffeta fashioned
with Irish lace and carried shower bou-.
quets of Supert roses. The wedding gown
! was of white chiffon with point applique
and point lace. The bride wore a veil
and carried orchids and lilies of the val
| ley. Under the canopy Mr.. Seldom and
his best man, Charles Heffelfinger,
awaited the coming Of the bride, and the
service was read by Rev. J. E. Bushnell,
while Miss Dellone played 1.-The Evening
Star from "Tannhauser" on the harp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden will leave this
evening for trip of several weeks and
Mrs. Seldens travelling gown Is blue
tailored suit with blue hat.
The series Of brilliant affairs which
have been given for Miss Heffelhnger and
Mr. Selden eliminated last evening in the
dinner which Frank 7. Heffelflnger gave
at the Minikahda club. American Beauty
roses were the table decorations and a
cluster Of bridesmaid roses marked the
place Of Miss Heffelfnger, while at each
of the other covers was. an oak leaf with
the name in gold. The guests were Miss
Fanny Heffelfngers and Harry Selden,
Messrs. and Mines. Walter Heffelfnger,
Sewall Andrews, G. s. Pilsbury, Harry q.
Spear, ]. F.. Bell, the Misses Nell Heffel-
finger, Ida Heffelfnger, Minnie Leslie, Har-
riet Wagner, Pingree, Hart Bovey, Helen
Partridge, Mrs. w. N Porteous; Messrs.
Horace Lowry, Harry Belden, Tom Wal
lace, Karl De Laittre, Walter Hudson
Bovey and Charles Gale.
The home Of Mr., and Mrs s, s. Cool
| was the scene Of a pretty wedding this
| afternoon, when Miss Henrietta Ida BLOOD
l became the bride of Frank Howard Kurtz
| of Milwaukee. In the large parlor where
/ the ceremony took place a decoration o.
| white roses with palms and ferns was
I banked by the window seat to form an eft.
l fective background for the bridal pair. The
] centerpiece in the dining room was o.
| ferns and smilax, with pink peonies, ani
the chandelier was hidden in the delicate
! green of smilaX.
| Miss Catherine Cook, of Madison, Wis.
| played Memberships Spring Song be-
| fore the ceremony, modulatfng3sin thu
.Lohengrin chorus as the bridal part!
appeared. Little George Cook led the wa,
to the improvised altar, scattering whitt
] sweet peas. Preceding the bride, who en-
a tered with NAr. Cook, who gave her ava.
in marriage, was little stearns Cook, car
rying the white satin pillow, which wa
II decked with roses and smiax. The brid
Il wore her travelling gown Of gray and car
ried bride roses. Rev. Henry Holmes reat
II the full Episcopal service, and GODDARD
4 ''Berceuse' was softly sounded on the pi
4 ano. AS the pair turned to receive con
n era tulations of the guests the HENDERSON,
| triumphal march was given.
II A reception followed for the guests
III WHEN ices III the 10TH OIL DOW knoLS Wer
1 served in the diningroom Cards have BEEF
issued announcing that Mr.. and Mrs
Kurtz will be at home in Milwaukee afte
III August l.
II The Utopian club enterta ined most de
III lightfully this afternoon in honor Of Mis-
1della Bachman at the home Of Mrs
III Gorge Bryant in Lynnlaurst The form Q
entertainment was progressive picnic
II and courses were served first by the lax
II shore and then in the woods and on tn
III pine hill. The last course was served II
III the garden, where there was a punching
II bag. which the bride opened with a ligh
III blow, and number Of tiny Japanese UNI
II brellas were showered over her each con
tanning recipe brought by one of the clu
members. Japanese umbrellas were chosel
II as representing the study of the club thi
III year which has been on keramic art i
Japan
Miss Bachman was happily surprised b.
the club, which presented her with YER
handsome oriental rug The rug was low
II cred from the trees directly in front of tn
BRIDE who had no idea that gift was
II be presented. Guessing contests close
the afternoon. In the house elaborat
III decorations of pink garden roses were i
n the livingroom, while in the diningroor
IN red was the predominating color.
Yesterday Miss Bachman was hone
guest at luncheon given by Mrs. Waite
III Benedcll of the Laurel flats. Pink taper
III in a candelabrum were in the center (
| the table, which was strewn with fern
III and red and white carna ton was at eac
I cover. At Miss Bachman's place was
III large cluster of white carnations tied wit
white. The guests were Misses Bachmal