The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-15

Wnlcn IS dnuounceu w Idhe pidce w Su-
nesday evening at O'Clock in ST.
Paul's Episcopal church. Miss McKu-
sick is the daughter Of Mrs. J. L. Nc
Kusick.
The wedding of Miss Georgia Kelso,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Kelso,
and Gordon X. Dunlop, was solemnized
last evening at 8 o'clock in All Saints
Episcopal church. The church was
deliberately decorated in green and
white. Palms and hydrangeas banked
with green tulle marked the pews, oc,,
cupied by the family. Several hundred
guests were present.
John Lyons played the bridal chorus
| from "LohengrinO as the bride en-
tered alone, and during the service,
which was read by Rev. George II.
Thomas, he played ooh, Perfect
march was given for the occasional.
de chine over taffeta, trimmed with
duchess lace, and she wore long veil
and carried bride roses. Miss Gertrude
Dunlop, sister Of the bridegroom, was
maid of honor and wore Powered net
over white silk. Her flowers were
pink rosebuds. The best man was j..
P. Kelso, brother of the bride, and DR..
| L iduh DlSSell Ol Mdp16 AdhG3
Oliver S. Kelso, A. w. Henderson and
James Ryan acted as ushers. . IL:
! After the ceremony reception was
given at the home of the brides par,
ents, 2745 Clinton ovenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunlop were assisted in receiving
i by Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso, and MI. and
Mrs. A. G.. Dunlop. Frappe was served
in the drawing room by Miss Edna Dun
lop. Mrs. H. w. Masterson, the Misses
WY. I'LL 10
Morse served light refreshments in the
dining room. Goldenrod and daisies
) with foliage, formed a pretty decora'
J ton thru the rooms The guests from
out of town were Mrs. H. 8. Gilkey
and Francis Gilkey of Cedar Falls
Iowa. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlop left last eve
ming for a short wedding trip and will
be at home in the city after Oct. l.
Miss Theresa Helen Campbell and
Alfred W. Force were married last
evening at the home Of the bride, 5
5644 Park avenue. Only relatives
and intimate friends witnessed the serv
ice which was read by Rev. Irving P
I johnson. The parlors were transformed
) into a bower Of pink and white roses
I An altar of greenery and roses was sur
: mounted by a floral arch under which
) the bridal party stood during the read
: ing Of the vows. Preceding the serv
Sna Mrs. Drsy BymTsr sang
! and Miss Myrtle Olson played the wed
I ding march. The bride wore white
{ silk organdie made over silk ant
! ried a shower bouquet Of bride roses
I She was attended by Miss Lola Marth
who wore French lawn and carried al
! armful Of pink roses. The best NAL
I was John Campbell, brother Of tn
bride. 49,. rag
: young couple were assisted in receiv
ing by the grandparents of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Fretter, Mrs. Dre7
- Blymyer, and Miss Bertha Letter. Nj
l. and Ms. Force left later for a shor
:e wedding trip, and they will be at HON
5 at 1925 Chicago avenue after Oct. /.
a. It is an interesting coincidence tina
al the bride chose for her wedding d.
g the twenty-sixth anniversary Of her pal
n ents' wedding and she wore an oil
cameo brooch that her mother wore a
her wedding.
as that Of Miss Eva Wilhelmina Swanson SOL
N daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Swa1
a. a son, and Bernard M. Lambert, whic
to took place at. the home Of the bride
Of parents on Clinton avenue at 4 O'Clock
es Rev. G.. H. Trabert read the servic
e. guests. The rooms were decorated i
g, green and white, with the exception Q
ia the living room, which was in yellow
ir In the parlor an altar was built Q
- palms, ferns and white asters. Misse
Nellie Sturtevan and Alvira Berquis
ID of Red Wing, Mimi, stretched tn
40 white satin, ribbons to form the aisl
BB nmSaeRs Of fh st. fau sank Mrs. R
Use Me-" and the bridal music fro1
"Lohengrin, played by Miss CARR
w Vunbach, announced the entrance c
o, the bridal party. The bride, who We
n n given in marriage by her father, wo1
n 1s trimmings Of Valenciennes lace, an
he carried bride roses. Miss Lillian Ma
Swanson, sister Of the bride, was mai
!. Of honor She was gowned in fowere
-, nt organdie and carried Japanese lille
tic Pofessor David Swenson was be-
The out-of- town guests included Mi
nv Aimee Willing and w. A. Willing (
lis Northwood, Iowa, D. o. johnson ar
se- Mrs. Lolita Garrison Of Red Wing, Nj
IT, Rebecca Almquist of Hager City, Wi
and Misses Elsie and Eatalia Nelson
'rn Buffalo, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambe
his left last evening for Boston, where thu
me will make their home. Mr.. Lambert
~ connected with the Boston college
oratory. 7~@
of of Miss C1istie E. Ryan Of Champli
I've Mimi, and J. Louis McCauley Of An
The ka, were married Tuesday afternoon
F. the home Of the BRIDES sister, NJ,
mt A. E.. Garland. Is Barton avenue S
led Rev. E. N. Spafford Of Champlin,
es, brother -in-law of the bride officiate
rs. The bride was gowned in white ere
VII de chine over white silk and was U
yn- attended. After the ceremony lunche
So was served. Only the immediate re
tives were present.
Dad Frank G. Esterly left last evening I
has Harrisburg. Pa. The marriage of M
Ehs Stella Peterson and Mr.. Esterly "
take place Wednesday at the home
8 the brides parents in Harrisburg.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dunbar
Lawton, Okla, formerly Of Minnea]
Cpl lis, announce the marriage of tn
a daughter, Eva, to DR.. William I'll. II
/ Z of Kansas City.
Mrs. Frederick Clark entertained
mer formally at cards yesterday and tod
' 1eHl at her home, 705 Eighth street Sc.
~. .Ase PERsoNALtAND SOCIAL.
John p Kennedy, Jr., has returned f
cult q business trip to Canada and New York.
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,frs vfo+or Cs,,o adinonr 5of NInntroa1 ~