The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

The wedding or MIS-. AIN ". Sellple
and Alonzo T. Rand was quietly solem-
bride ide es' o1 W v'r TraniHn in Avenue ave- Rev. J.
f. Bushnell read the service. which was
witnessed by only the immediate rea-
tives. The bride wore pearl gray chit
fon velvet fashioned with Irish point
lace and silver. 'embroidery: Mr. and
train, and after an extended eastern
trip they will be at home at l04 W
Franklin avenue.
The home of Mr, and Mrs. Otto
Watzke, 62S f Franklin avenue, was
the scene of prettily appointed we'd
ing last evening, when their daughter,
Besn Edith and Wiam daIHaa Hsstngs mPsY
wreathed the doorways and windows
and trailed over the walls, making a
leafy bower against which the great
clusters Of white chrysanthemums were
wonderfully effective: "A bank Of palms
| made background for the bridal party
and on either side was huge urn filed
with the snowy blossoms. The dining
room was also in white and green, with
! chrysanthemums in the center of the
table and white tapers in silver hold
ers.
! A string orchestra played "The Even
ing Starr from Tannhauser' as the
bride entered with her father. She
wore princess gown of Brussels point
was held with a wreath Of orange bios
SONS and she carried bride roses. There
were no attendants and the service was
read by Rev. Mr.. Adams in the presence
Of about severty-fve guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watzke and Mrs. Margaret Dick
enson; mother of the bridegroom, re-
ceived with the bridal couple at the
informal reception that followed. ::
Mr.: and Mrs. Dickenson left on the
late train for Washington, D. G., and
they will take an extended trip thru
| the east and south before they return
to make their home in Minneapolis
The Minikahda club was the gayest
N town this afterHGoa and the
throng of people. The glass dining
room was wreathed with southern smi-
lax and a huge Hubbard squash filed
with fruit decked each table, There
were number Of large dinner parties,
f:nf M and Mrs: Mrs: F. H. P. Wells ,G entertained "a e
Brooks had ten, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jaff.
ray twenty, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hood
eight, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Piper
six: An orchestra played during the
table 'hote dinner, which was served to
oyer seventy-1ive guests, and in the
afternoon there was a program of banjo
solos, quartet singing and vocal mum.
bers. ....' =
at 7 clock in regular club fashion with
i a long table laden with roast turkeys,
little pigs and other delicacies and pre-
sided over by two .white-capped cooks.
About one hundred and fifty guests are
expected: and there will be informal
dancing later. !
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Maria
! Riley and Clemens G. Vielot took place
this msz %o5nng @s9 4 in the Ascension ehureh
played the "Lohengrin' chorus for the
professional and the Mendelssobn march
at the close. Horace GARNER sang
"Ave Maria, - and the service was read
by Rev. j. Harrington. The ,ushers
were Charles Burns and Albert Scallen
and G. T.. Vielot was his brother's best
man. The little flower girl, Loretta
: O'Donnell, wore q white frock and car:
ried a basket Of flowers and Elmer M2r :
J satin cushion. Miss Eva Madden, the
Z maid Of honor, wore pink. A wreath OF
{ roses was placed in, her hair and she
I held white carnations. The bride =
trimmed with pink and she wore a greer
s velvet hat with white plumes and he1
bouquet was Of white roses.
The service was followed by break
s fast at the home Of her mother, Mrs
Hannah Riley, 1927 Dupont avenue N
I Chrysanthemulns, roses and carnations
{ with smilax decorated the rooms. Mines
) Edward Mason, Paul Rathburn, Misse
katheri inc Gleason and Margaret Ogil
I vie assisted in the dining room. Their
! were forty guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Vielo
5 went east for wedding trip and the,
! will be at home after Dec. Is at 1872
: Dupont avenue n.
Among the weddings Of last evening