The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-22
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sfNothing is more difficult to
choose than a good husband-un-
less it be a good wife. ''-Rousseau.

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less it be good wife. Rousseau.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Steb-
bins, 1924 Nicollet avenue, was the
scene Of prettily appointed wedding
last evening, when their daughter, Sa-
die Alice, and DR.. George Dwight
Smith were married. About $50 guests
y Rav se FoWer whlf Miss was Cara
RAIN played the "Lohengrin bridal
chorus as the bridal party entered and
stood under great wedding bell Of
pink and white blossoms. Pink roses
were lavishly used in the parlors and
Japanese baskets filled with white
Gladys Smith and Marie Estelle steb-
bins were flower girls and carried jap
anese baskets filled with roses.
Miss Lillian Smith was maid Of honor
and wore pink mousseline de solo and
held pink flowers. White duchess satin
a eEp staR hs bridal ?H IND tns ysas
caught with orange blossoms and the
bouquet was of bride roses. Irving G.
Stebbins was best man.
A reception followed the service and
DR.. Smith and his bride were assisted
in receiving by Messrs; and Mines. B.
G: Stebbins and p. L. Smith. The out
of-town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Burton, Louis Burton, Mrs. M. A. Far
mer and Miss Ora Poole, Pennington,
| Mimi; Mrs D. D. Graves and George
L. Graves Of New Auburn, MINI. Each
guest was presented with a souvenir,
a pink and white lozenge bearing the
at home announcement OF the bridal
couple.
| DR.. and Mrs. Smith went east on
their trip and they will be at home
after Sept. 25 at 1911 E Franklin ave-
nue.. Mrs. Smith $ travelling gown was
brown changeable silk and her hat
was to match. .- .5s
Wesley church was thronged with
guests last evening to witness the mar
rage Of Miss Georgia May Bryant,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Bryant, and Joseph G. Moore Of Seat
tie. Tho ushers were Howard Moore
of Toronto, Can, John Bryant, Perry
Kelly ana Ed .Barnaby, and HOWARD
tie Perry Lands was at the organ and
Mrs. Herbert Brouard sang just before
the bride entered; AS Mrs. Lands
sounded the "Lohengrin - bridal cho-
rus, the bridesmaids walked down one
side aisle, and the ushers entered by the
other. The. bride walked alone down
the. center aisle; The : seven brides
Jones, Eta Couch, Mabel Moore, Sadie
Lofgren, Effie Kinney and Myrtle Bry
ant, wore null gowns, five in white,
. and two in blue, and carried white peo-
i MES. The bride was in white net elab-
orately trimmed with rose point lace
and worn over white null. Her flowers
were white sweet peas. The service
was read by Rev.. Lewis Thurber Guild.
1 A small reception followed the serv-
ice at the Bryant residence on Stevens
avenue. Red and ponk peonies deco
rated the rooms and were effectively
used with palms, ferns and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will be at home
in Seattle, Wash:,,.after Sept. L..
f7'rThe marriage of11Nl Miss, Bessie 1Brulna7
age and Norman G. Richardson was sol
emnized last evening at the home of the
bride s mother, Mrs. George j.. Wheel
er, on Park avenue. The arrangements
were, charmingly simple and only a
small group of guests, not more than
which was read by Rev. Marion D.
Shutter. Clusters Of American Beauty
roses furnished the only decoration
thru the drawing room, but the queenly
blossoms were placed in profusion here
and there in quaint bowls and vases. A
mound Of pink roses was on the table
In the dining room which was lighted
with pink-shaded tapers.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Elder 81. Moulton, Jr., and Mrs. Wheeler.
Mrs. Wheeler wore white and lavender
crepe trimmed with lace and Mrs. Moul-
ton was in her wedding gown Of white
crepe and lace. Mrs. Moulton also acted
as her sisters matron Of honor and
the strains Of "The Coronation March -
played on the harp and Cello. The
bride wore white embroidered chiffon
cloth made princess fashion, and
trimmed with rare lace. Her veil was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried white roses. Thomas F. Wal
lace was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson left on the
| evening train for a western trip and
they will receive after Nov. at 1907
Park avenue. Mrs. Richardson g trav.
) cling gown was Of gray. and her hat
, was to match.
Among the guests at the wedding
daughter Of Marseilles, III.
/ Among the weddings of last evening
was that Of Miss Marie Stang and Ar
thur F.. Hanstrom, which took place at
the. home Of the bridegroom 8 brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs; p. M. French
peonies made an attractive setting. Miss
Lille Schultz played the ''Lohengrin =
bridal chorus as an accompaniment for
; the service which was read by Rev.. T.
Stout. Beatrice french, In a white
frock. carried the ring in a white rose.
The Misses Hattie Rafter and Sadie
Schult, in pink lowered null, and Miss
.. Edie Lee in blue Powered null, were
: bridesmaids. Miss Jennie Stang OF
, Eau Claire, Wis, was her sisters maid
of honor and she wore white. The
, i, maids all carried peonies. The bride
! wore white silk null and her flowers
! ! were bride roses. William Whipple was
best man.
A reception for forty guests followed
; the service and the bridal couple were
assisted in receiving by the bride =
! mother, Mrs. M. II. Stang of Eau
: Claire, Messrs. and Mmes.2E. M. French
.. and s. N. French Miss Lydia Voge]
and Bessie Rafter~of Excelsior served
; in the dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanstrom will be al
home on their return from their wed
ding trip, July l, at 222 Groveland
avenue.
/ Miss Harrisena Blair and r. Victor
Lenoir were married yesterday in St
Anthony Of Padua church, which was
L decorated with palms, ferns and white
carnations. The ushers were John j.
Blair and Frank Kertsen and Leo De
meuels was best man. Miss Mae G.
Blair, the maid Of honor, wore pale blue
aeolienne cloh over silk, and carried
white marguerites. The bride was in
white Persian lawn over tafeta and
trimmed with lace. She wore a vel
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