The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-13

DraQley, daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs. r..
I. Bradley, and Dr.. George Frederick
o'clock this morning in the Congrega
tional church at St. Louis Park. About
two hundred guests were present at the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
Rupert Swinnerton Of Princeton, Mimi,
brother of the bridegroom. The
an autumn wedding in green and vel
low. Palms were banked before the
altar and great clusters of goldenglow
and goldenrod were used with ferns
and foliage. Mrs. Don Fitzgerald. played
the wedding march, and during the
Rose.'S = Miss lis Pea Pearl Hamilton sang
Sweetheart' just before the ceremony.
The BRIDES gown was Of sheer white
| French lawn, trimmed with rose point
lace. She wore a long veil caught with
sprays Of maidenhair fern and r car
ried bride g roses o ! Mrs., R. J. Flt za
gray silk tissue with trimmings of
| Cluny lace. Her flowers were white
| roses. Rev. Thomas Swinnerton OF Ait
kin, Mimi, another brother Of the
bridegroom, was best man.
! A reception was held in the church
i parlors Immediately after the ceremony;
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
Bradley. Among the out-of- town guests
were: Mr., and Mrs. George A. Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bradley. Mrs. Geo
book, Mrs Henry Sabel, and do Misses SCI
Mimi; Rev. and Mrs. Rupert Swim
merton Of Princeton and Rev. Thomas
Swinnerton Of Aitkin. DR.. and Mrs.
Swinnerton will 90 to Lake City. this
evening for wedding trip, and will be
at home at 600 Ninth street S after
DR.. Swinnerton is pastor Of the Con-
oregational church at st. Louis Park.
Miss Alice Hislopp Graham, daugh-
I ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Graham,
: and John, Henry Mosher,. were married
I yesterday at high noon in the Church
Z Of St. Anthony Of Padua. Rev. Ed-
ward Lee read the service and only
tho Immediate family were present.
I The bridal gown was. of French lawn
I trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and
( the bridal bouquet Of bride roses and
} maidenhair ferns. There were no at
{ tendants.. -~ =.
s Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at At the nome nteee 81
for the family, and reception was was
: given in the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
) r. II, Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
I liam Mosher assisted in receiving. Miss
s. Dona Chuck served frappe. About l5(
) guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Mo
I sher will be at home'st l127 Adams
!. street after Oct. 25. <J
Saturday evening the bride was the
guest of honor at a prettily appointed
dinner given by the Misses Harriet
Gano and Alice Smith. Ferns and as
q ters were used for centerpiece anc
= covers were laid for seven. !
Miss Anne Louise Riegel, daughte
1 ~
Il James Arthur Thompson were quietly
married yesterday at high noon II
a Gethsemane church. Rev. Irving P
u Johnson officiated. After the servic'
!? a breakfast was served at the Wes
d. hotel. The table was beautifully dec
grated with asters and ferns. Mr.. ant
Mrs Thompson have gone east and the.
Icy Court. -.. r..
One of the weddings of yesterday wa
that of Miss Mabelle Helen Fosseer
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fosseer
" and George Howard Thacker Of Glen
= wood, MINI, which took place at tn
home Of the BRIDES har parents rents ~ 14 10
3 PENDANTS, and only the relatives and in
g innate friends were present. Rev. A
3 Knutson read the service. AS tn
g bride entered, Miss Harriet Thacker o
3 Glenwood played the bridal choru
g from "Lohengrin.' - The bride wor
3 French lawn, trimmed with waller
9 ciennes lace, and carried a cluster o
3 bride roses and Japanese lilies.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Thacker have gon
9 west for wedding trip and they Wi
9 be at hon e in Glenwood, Mimi, afte
3 Nov. l.
g Invitations were issued today for til
q - E!rnn
& ness and Dr.. William Allen Game
9 saltwater. which will take place Thur
g day evening, Sept. %, at o'clock, {
9 the home Of the BRIDES father, Free
g erick Bonness, $40 Fourth street, 81
3 Mrs. Frank H. Reid will be the matro
g of honor and Miss Mabelle Bonness wi
3 act as maid Of honor. The best ma
9 will be Charles Clewell Of Saltwater.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. D. Morris announce Il
to Louis Zimmerman. The weddin
g will take place some time in January.
& Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Armstron
3 will give their first postnuptial rece
ton tomorrow evening at their HON
& 1922 Emerson avenue N. They will
9 assisted by Mrs. Harriet B. Mott ar
g Mrs. Paul Weide Of st. Paul, and MI
efF. N. Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong W;
g formerly Miss Matilda Grace burke
and her marriage was pretty alta
= of the summer.
g Miss Fannie Cosgrove gave a han
home, 21O4 Girard avenue s, for Mi
r II, hrlGn nf mr. Yt