The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-09
& All women are good-good for
for nothing, or good for some
thing. -CJervantes.

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The wedding of Miss Maud Bernice
Derrick, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
David H. Derrick and Angler Garfield
Furber of Chicago took place in Holy
ferns and smilax with a profusion Of
white flowers decked the church. Elgin
SERVER sang 80 Promise Me- just, be
fore the vested choir sang the "Lohen-
grin - bridal chorus. Miss Louise
Eddy was at the organ and played
Schubert's "Serenade,' as an accom-
paniment for the service and the Men
delssohn march at the close.
The ushers were Mac Pen'nock, James
Newhall. The bridesmaids were Misses
Harriet Seeley, Bessie Scripture, Char
lotte Cork and Lois Tenant. The
bridesmaids were gowned alike in-whlte
japanese silk and carried white sweet
peas. Miss Ruth leonard, the maid Of
honor, was also in white Japanese silk
with a yoke of real lace, and her flowers
with her father. She wore white crepe
de chine, over taffeta, fashioned with
rose point lace yoke and ruffles. Her
veil was of tulle and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. The
bridegroom and his best man, Don An
derson, met the bride at the altar and
the service was read by Rev. s. B.
Pu1ves. r. f~ .
A reception followed at the Derrick
Southern smilax draped the doorwaYs
and windows and wall baskets held
great clusters Of white roses and sweet
peas against the green tangle. Red
and white carnations were in the hall
and the dining room was in pink with
carnations, bows Of tulle and tapers to
furnish the desired color scheme: As
sistin1g in RECEIVING We're Mr.. and Mrs
D. H. Derrick, Mr.. and Mrs j. Todd
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Laird, Rev. and
Mrs. Stuart B. Purves and Mr.. and Mrs
e. j. SERVER.
and Mrs. R. Num-, Mines. Charles
Holmes and Charles Clough Of st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson Of Bos
ton, Mrs. James Wainwright of Tor
onto, Can, and Mrs. Elgin SERVER. A
GRITTY girls also assisted. Among thu
100 guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blan
chard and daughter, Gala, Of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furber left for Chicag.
on the evening train to join Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Brett in an automobile tri]
to Green Bay, Wis. They will be a
home after Aug. in Chicago.
Minneapolis friends have received in
vitations to a double wedding which
will take place in Brooklyn, n. Y, Sat
urday evening, June II, when Mis-
Mabel Gertrude Pottle and Hennin,
Iverson of St. Paul, Mimi, and Mis-
Marion Holden Pottle and Corneliu
Furgueson, Jr., will be married.
The two brides are daughters Of MI
and Mrs. James Henry Pottle and fo1
al ,o,11y Id
4 Minneapolis. Since he left Minnear
oils, MI. Pottle has been in business a
! a Wall street broker. Mrs. Pottle is
sister Of J. Adam Bede, the well-know
congressman, and it was while visitin
= her uncle in Washington that Senate
{ Moses L. Clapp introduced Miss Ger
5 trude Pottle and Mr.. Ivarson.
: been sent to friends in New York
s Washington and the west. The doubl
} ceremony will take place under bowe
I of roses on the lawn Of the beautifu
I Pottle residence and the supper vii
: be served in a house adjoining, whic
} has been rented for the occasion. Their
= will be two ministers and each brida
couple will have bridesmaid and hes
man, while Miss Maude Pottle will b
maid of honor for both of her siste
Eight flower girls will follow the fou
ushers, who will lead the bridal pre-
cession. ...-+-.
Mr.. Ivarson will bring his bride t
st. Paul to reside, and Mr.. and Mr..
Ferguson will make their home
Pittsburg. .,.,.,
Several hundred guests attended tn
wedding Of Miss Mary M. Mcinern,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin NJ
Inerny, and Henry M. Shomer, whic
was solemnized in st. Charles churc
last evening. Miss Anna Dewitt Coo
. was at the organ and played the. Lo]
y engrin'' chorus>as a professional, 3