The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-25

Cleve and Rev John H. Nicoll of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, was solemnized last
evening in Andrew Presbyterian church.
| Unusual interest centered in the we'd
ding as the young couple will leave in
the fall to enter the foreign missionary
and Mrs. E. NJ Van Cleve and a grand
daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Van Cleve,
so well known to old settlers. The bride
groom was formerly pastor Of Andrew
Presbyterian church.
| The decorations were charmingly sim
pie and the church was bower Of
spring blossoms arranged against a
background of palms and ferns, Miss
delssohn s ''spring song'' on the violin
just before the bridal party entered,
| and Miss Mary E. FELTON, sounded "The
Pilgrims Chorus from "Tann-
hauser," as professional. The ushers
were II. P. Van Cleve, Elmer Bisbee,
Howard Hare and Robert T. Chute. The
bridesmaids, Misses Emily Hyde, Alma
: Pennock, Emily Leonard and Louise
trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and
carried shower bouquets of pink sweet
peas. Miss Elizabeth Yerxa, the maid
of honor, was in white mousseline de
sole and her flowers were pink and
white sweet peas. Little Grace Van
Cleve, the flower girl, wore a fluffy
white frock and carried basket OF the
sweet peas. The bride entered alone.
Her gown was of white Paris muslin
fashioned with Valenciennes lace. Her
veil was caught with orange blossoms
and her bouquet was of lilies Of the val
ley.
Mr.. Nicoll and his best man, Rev
Robert Clark Young Of Lisbon, N. D..
met the bride at the altar and the serv
ice was read by Rev. Charles F. Hub
bard. The Mendelssohn wedding marcf
was played as the bridal party left the
{ church. ...s
5 The service was followed by recep
I ton in the church parlors, which ha(
{ been decorated with palms and fern
: and white flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicol
: were aided in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs
s was served by Misses Van Cleve, Kat
5 Nicoll, Miriam Clark and Esther Chap
Z man, while a group Of the church Womel
( assisted thru the rooms.
s Mr.. Nicoll and his bride went cas-
! on their wedding trip and they vii! b
Z at home after July l at Thief hive
s Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Collet Camr
Z bell of Charlottesville, Ind, have, issue
invitations for the marriage OF thel
daughter, Florence, to George Ross Nc
I Bride of this city which will tax
/ place at their home, College Hill. Thurs
day evening, June s. Mr.. and Mrs
1 Mcbride will be at home IN Huron
l S. D., after July !.
The wedding of Miss Ora Belle Mas
tiers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W1llla!I
1 A. Masters, and Henry F. Norton WI
take place at the home Of the bride
I Walnut Grove, Mimi, Thursday eve
ming, June l.
Miss Leota Tredway, daughter of Nj
4 and Mrs. G.. S. Tredway. and Josep
l M. Robson will be married this evenln1
n in the Western Avenue M. r. churcf
The wedding Of Miss Mollie SimI
son and Edward Byrnes will take placc
Tuesday morning, June 20, at ,'clocl
/ in the Immaculate Conception churcl
Mrs John D. Barrett gave q luncf
1 con for Miss Simpson this afternoo
4 at Donaldson s tearooms, and America
Beauty roses furnished a pretty tab]
| decoration. Yesterday afternoon Mr.
John T. Hoy gave quilting party fe
/ the bride at her home on Fifth stree
Sc. The rooms were bright with sprin
. flowers There were ten guests.