The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-18

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The marriage Of Miss Marion Ireys
a. and James Ale * de- Robb took Place
Miss Ireys is the daughter of Mrs. Vol
ney s. lreys and one of the debutantes
Of the year. The arrangements for the
wedding were charmingly simple. The
chancel was banked with palms and
ferns and caught in the tangled foliage
were white peonies and branches of
apple blossoms.
witness the service The ushers were
Gardner Greenleaf, Carleton Pillsbury,
Arthur Strachauer, E. 0. Kenney, Roy
Pierson, Horace Lowry and Karl Brack-
EFT. Fred Brown was at the organ and
the full vested choir sang the "Lohen-
grin bridal chorus as it preceded the
bridal party to the chancel. Mrs.
Stuart Wells was her sisters only at
a with oF esh pon ia aee s2 The
bridal gown was Of white satin, heavily
embroidered and trimmed with real
lace. The veil was fastened with a spray
OF orange blossoms and a prayer book,
bound in white and gold, was carried
in place Of flowers. Mr.. Robb and his
best man, Stuart Wells, met the bride
at the chancel steps and the service was
read by Bishop S. G. Edsall. -, ...,.
A small reception was given at the
home of Mrs. Ireys in the Imperial after
the service. Foliage and flowers fur
nished an attractive decoration. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robb left on the late train for
the east. .- ..ys- ri 49,
The home of Mrs. J. B. Weir on.
Stevens avenue was the scene of a pref
tily appointed wedding last evening,
Charles Everets Buckbee Of St. Paul
were married. Apple blossoms and white
sweet peas furnished an attractive deco
ration and the bow window was banked
with green and arched with smilax.
Pink peonies and apple blossoms were
in the livingroom and in the diningroom
mound I'd Of yellow tulips was !; in 1T the
with yellow-shaded tapers. ~
Miss Ethel Camp was at the piano
and played the "Lohengrin' chorus as.
little Evert Wilson Barkwell and Kath-.
crime Buckbee stretched the ribbons.
The bride wore white chiffon cloth over
taffeta and trimmed with rose point
lace. Her tulle veil was caught with
white sweet peas and her bouquet was
of the sweet peas and ferns. There
read by Rev. J. b. Bushnell in the pres
ence of a small group of relatives. Those
from out of town were Mrs. F. P. Haw-
kins, Highland: Park, Chicago; Walter
Bass, Boston; Miss Winifred Hull,
Evanston, ILL.,; George D. Smith, Little
Falls, N. Y, and L. H. Wier, La Porte,
Ind. A.. u. III, <.,.s.
Later there was reception and about
one hundred guests were present. Mrs.
| Norman T. Mears and Mrs. Herbert E.
Fairchild presided at the table in the
diningroom and were assisted by a
group of Kappa Kappa Gamma girls,
Mrs. Erie D. Luce, Misses Edith Moore
and Helen Kimberly Of St. Paul, and
Misses Adele Clarke, Katherine Harris,
! kennedy, Avery Trask, Helen Burbridge
Mr.. Buckbee and his bride went away
for a short trip and on their return
they vii sp sf shet Skinner at Mound
Miss Margaret Claire Irwin, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Irwin, and
Eugene Theodore Dieudonne were mar
ried last evening in st., Lawrence
church White peonies were used in
the tangled mass Of green that banked
the chancel with charming effect.
Charles Field and Frank Voegeli were
ushers and Anthony Praxel was best
man. Little Margaret Irwin was flower
| girl and carried a basket of margue-
rites The bridesmaids-the Misses
Cora Dean and Mary Cormick Of Gay,
| lord, Minn.-woreE cream colored net
over pale-green taffeta and carried pink
| peonies. The maid-of honor, Miss
Josephine Irwin, was in white net over
| white, with trimmings of Irish point
lace, and she also carried pink peonies:
esprit over white satin, with a Der
tina and yoke Of duchesse lace in the
| bodice. The white tulle veil was
| caught with diamond brooch and her
| flowers were white peonies and ferns.
Miss Nellie Crowley played the "Lo-
hengrin" bridal chorus as the party
entered the church.. and Harris Gagnon
reading Of the service by Rev. J. c.
| Burne. ~ -..'
A small reception for the relatives
and near friends followed at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin on Union street
Sc. White sweet peas and ferns were
in the parlors and American Beauty
roses were in the dining room. Mr.. and
D. s. Irwin assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Dieu-
dome and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin received.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dieudonne have gone on
short wedding trip, after which they
will be at home in GAINESVILLE, MINI.
! Among the weddings Of yesterday
was that of Miss Helen Simmons and
Allan Vaughan, which took place at
the home Of the BRIDE parents, Mr..
and Mrs De Forest A. Simmons, on w
Forty-fourth street. Palms and Easter
lilies were arranged to form an altar
and lilies and ferns were In the wall
baskets placed thru the rooms.
string orchestra played the =. Lohen-
GRIM bridal chorus as the bride, I'M
attended, entered. She wore white
| cashmere taffeta fashioned with real
| lace. Rev. Nathaniel Rogers read the
service and the orchestra played soft
accompaniment.
An Informal reception followed, for
which 100 cards had been issued. Mr..
| Vaughan and his bride were assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons.
Mrs. Vaughan and Miss Louise
Vaughan and Miss Mollie Kelley served
frappe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan will receive
at 1924 w Forty fourth street after
June /.
! The marriage of Mrs. Katherine B.
Raines and EIwood S. Corser was quiet
| ly solemnized yesterday afternoon at
the home of the BRIDES son and daugh-
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