The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-19

Miss Emma Kathleen Lynes and Wal
ter Alexander Bells were married last
evening at the home Of the bride IS par:
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Lynes on Hill
side avenue. Palms, ferns and snlilax
furnished an attractive setting and
arranged with the foliage. A bowl filed
with red roses and ferns formed the
centerpiece in the diningroom where fes-
icons Of smilax and ribbon fell from the
chandelier. Miss Nellie Odegara
Susea e t apd the servee
which was read by Rev. William Will
kinson. Miss Mamie Lynes, the brides,
maid wore champagne crepe trimmed
with blue and Miss Pearl Jameson of
Saltwater, the maid of honor, was in.
white crepe de chine. Both Of the
maids carried carnations. The bridal
kown was of cream lansdowne fashioned
with lace and the bouquet was Of bride
roses. Frank. Lyon acted as best man.
At the close of the service, Mrs. Arthur
Fawcutt sang "Calm as the Night, -
and an informal reception followed.
Misses Nellie Pullianl, Alice Larpenteur,
Hazel Buchanan and Cora Larpenteur
assisted as II IN the, diningroom. Mr.: and
Mrs. Bells went away fol. short trip
and they. will be at home after Feb. at
1547 Hillside avenue. t.. -.
Mrs. Guy n. Nelson and Miss Agnes
Peterson Of st. Paul have issued 500 in
vitations for a reception which they will
give Friday afternoon" from 3 until s
Fifth street Sc. Mrs: John A. John
son, wife of Governor Johnson, will be
the, honor guest. = r - A.. ~ sse.1
Mrs: William Donaldson gave lunch
con. Of six covers in Donaldson 8 tea
rooms yesterday fer Miss. Jessie Mac N:
lachlan, tn, young Scotch singer. Pink
flower was at each cover. . -. 49, -
| Miss Ethelwynn Wyman> was hostess
at a luncheon at Donaldson IS tearooms
yesterday. Violets with tulle ribbon
radiated to each Of the five covers
where the ribbons were caught with
clusters OF; yiolets, were the table deco
man and her guests formed theater
party at the Metropolitan. ::
A weddings took place in New York
yesterday which was Of interest to the
younger set, as the bride, Miss Frances
Thornton, has visited in the city sew
eral times. She was one of the Dana
school girls and came to Minneapolis
to visit Mrs. Frederick H. Carpenter
when she was Miss Elizabeth Donald
son. Miss Thornton was married to
Lindley Murray Roe, a son Of E.. P. Roe
the novelist, -: =. .-...
The marriage Of Miss Lena. RyverE
Jones and John August johnson Of st
Paul was celebrated in the Thirteenth
Avenue M. E. church yesterday after
noon at 8 O'Clock. The bride is thu
daughter Of Mrs. Frank Jones. Of 1924
Tenth avenue S.. The :: service was
G: E. BELOW played Mendelssohn g wed
Promise Me- during the reading Of thu
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The bride was attended by her niece
little Miss Helen. Bentley. as ring girl
land by Miss Lulu Gilbert Of GAINESVILLE
Iowa, and Miss Mae Haven as brides
maids: the bridegroom g attendant
were George. j. Heinl Of St. Paul ant
. her way to the altar thru an aisl
formed by nine little girls, members O.
; her Sunday. school class, dressed j
white and linked together with whit,
ribbon. A. G.. Bentley, brother-in-lav
of the bride, gave her In marriage, am
Miss Helen. Bentley presented the RIM
in the heart of an American Beaut.
rose. Edwin Kelly, Clarence: Rosini
and Clifton Peterson acted as ushers
Il IHC Ul1OC "O1C SoWH VI pC1u uO OhAO
,, silk and carried. yellow roses. Mis-
l Gilbert was in white china silk an
. Miss Haven in peau de: cupid sill
9 Both the bridesmaids carried white hya
: cinths.. A reception followed at tn
r Jones home on Tenth avenue S, fro1
! $3.50 to $3.50 o. CLOCK, and was attende
BY about seventy five Of the intimat
friends and relatives of the brids
couple. A wedding supper, was TO
% lowed by music and recitations.
- The marriage of Miss Grace Wrigf
j. and Archie Whisnant Of Flandreau,
D., took place yesterday afternoon i
o. CLOCK at the. home Of the. bride
brother-in-law, William r. Morris, 324
s. Clinton avenue. Rev. George I
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