The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
,tsWoman's heart is like a Hthog-
rapher's stone, what Is once writ
ten upon it cannot be rubbed OUT
-Thackeray.

t'Woman's heart is like Hthog-
rapher's stone, what Is once writ
I ten upon it cannot be rubbed out.'
Thackeray.
Miss Marjorie Northup, the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Butler Dean Of st. Paul this afternoon.
The ceremony took place in the Church
Of the Redeemer shortly after o. CLOCK
and was witnessed by a large and fash
ionable gathering from the twin cities.
Every detail Of the appointments in
the church breathed Christmas cheer
and happiness. While simple in ar.
rangements the decorations were charm
ing and formed harmonious setting
organ loft and the tall organ were
wreathed in green and the mellow glow
from innumerable tapers fell on the
tangle of foliage. Tall stately spruce
trees from the north mingled with pine
trees from the south around the plat
form and organ until the church resem-
bled woodland nook. Garlands of
southern smilax were festooned on the
walls and ceiling way above the organ
cleaned tiny electric lights like stars.
White tapers in candelebrum raised high
their twinkling lights from the mass Of
green about the platform and trans
formed it into nuptial altar. .>.-
Emil Oberhoffer was at the organ and
played a program Of bridal music as
the guests arrived and were seated by
the ushers, G. Spears Of New York
Reece Newport, Edward Saunders, Theo
dore Griggs, Dean Gribben of st. Paul
and the bride IS brother, Guy Northur
lof 1,r
Symphony orchestra, W. A. Nelson, vic
linist, and Clarence Willoughby, cellist
joined Mr. Oberhoffer in playing the
9.Tannhauser" march for the process
} sional, 'My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice. from tsSamson and Delilah,'
during the service and the Mendelssoh1
march as the bridal party left thu
church. e.. -... 49,
At the appointed hour the ushers
} stretched the white satin ribbons anc
then took their places near the altar
The bridal procession was led by Mis-:
Helen Dean Of St. Paul, sister of thu
other bridesmaids, Misses Olive Schley
Elizabeth Hannah, Jeanette Fanchot
Of New York and Helen Partridge, eacl
walk ing alone to the altar, where they
formed a semicircle. They were gownet
alike in palest pink chiffon over white
and trimmed with cream lace. Thi
skirts were tucked and edged will
ruchings Of pink tulle and lace and tn
bodices had princess effect with. band
of lace. The hats were Of white aecordi
on pleated point d 'esprit over pink tull
and silk and trimmed with pink rosebud
and plumes and the bouquets were O
shell pink carnations and feathery gree1
tied with white tulle. -
The maid Of honor, Miss Margare
( Tuttle Of New York followed the brides
maids. She wore a princess gown Q
! white satin with bolero Of pink sati!
I and bands of silver lace. Her hat wa
{ of cloth Of silver with pink rosebud
} and plumes and her flowers were brides
! maid roses tied with white liberty satir
{ The bride entered with her father
! ivory duchesse satin. made in princes
I fashion. The trained skirt had band
5 Of lace applique, and rose point, lac
? formed the yoke and trimmed tn
pufed elbow sleeves. A knot 9
I fragrant orange blossoms was caugt
{ in the folds Of the bodice and the We
{ was fastened with a coronet OF orane
s blossoms, while lilies Of the vale
: formed her bouquet, which was tie
81 The bridegroom and his best MAJ
Z William Dean of st. Paul, awaited tt
s bride at the altar where the service W.
5 read by Rev. Marion D. Shutter.
Z Only the relatives Of the two fam
5 lies will be guests at the dinner whit
! will be given for the bridal party
I the home of Mr.. and Mrs.. Northu
! 1928 Park avenue this evening. MI
I Northup wore gown Of Alice oil
I fashion with yoke Of rare lace, al
) her hat was Of white lace threade
! with silver and point applique al
I plumes of Alice blue. Mrs. Howa1
{ Mansfield Of New York wore stu
) ming costume Of gray silk.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Dean will leave tn
evening on trip to the southern wi
ter resorts and on their return they W:
nit avenue, st. Paul, as Mr.. and MI
5 w. B. Dean are to spend the winter
) southern California. Mrs. Dean
I travelling gown is Of dark blue with
( cloak and hat to match. .. -.
81 Phillip Tucker of st. Louis arriv'
I this morning to be present at the ma
( rage of his cousin. ..'..... :
s Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ford Of Midd]
I vile, n. Y, announce the engageme
I of their daughter Irene Isham :
} Ford is the sister of Mrs. H. l.. Wiki
I and a graduate of the Central hi!
( school. Mr. Gillette is the son Of N
) and Mrs. L. s. Gillette. .-..: -
I Miss Marion Barber entertained.
! group Of Lowry Hill university gil
at holiday spread at her home on lr
ing avenue this afternoon. Cove
I were placed for twelve and a Christm
) tree was an appropriate centerple!
I which was hung on the tree and aft
luncheon, toasts and the opening Of t
: packages, which contained amusi l
! Jokes. furnished amusement. The tax