The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-30
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A small informal reception was given
last evening from until 10 clock by
J. H. Marshall in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank WEIGH, who were married in ST.
Paul Wednesday evening. Mrs. Welch
was formerly Mrs. Lulu Marshall Wat
son and she is Mr.. Marshall s sister
Palms, peonies and roses furnished an
attractive decoration in the parlors and
dining room. Miss Margaret Marshall
SssySo frsPp ass5sssa y M!ss Asisn
shall. Mrs. II. W. Slack, Miss Heller
Slack, Mrs. Stevens and Il. Stevens OF
st. Paul were among the guests Only
the BRIDES most intimate friends had
been hidden. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH
have gone to Minnetonka for several
weeks and later they will be at home
in Aurora. Ill.
The wedding of Miss Effie NJ. James
and G. G: Safe was very quietly sol
emnized Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Wilson, on
1928 Irving avenue S, in the presence
OF. about thirty-fve relatives and
friends: The brides only attendant
WI l7 wa N6 6sst man MIS- a9a Mz M
dington played 1.-THE Evening Starr
and 80 Promise Me,' just before the
ceremony, and the "Lo6engrin'' bridal
chorus as the bridal party descended
the stairs. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was given after the service,
which was read by Rev. L. T. Guild Of
Wesley church.
The out of-town guests were: DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. P. Salisbury, LIE Sueur, Mimi:
Mrs. E. Bittles, Grand Rapids, Mich:
Miss Katherine Mellow, Min Milwaukee, a,
Wis. $500
A quiet wedding Of Wednesday eve
ming was that of Miss Clara Wittgraf
and Ray Barnard, which took place at
the, home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Wittgraf, 3l02 Blais-
GEL avenue s. Palms, foliage and
Stanley B. Roberts read the service in
the presence of small group of friends
and relatives. Miss Pearl Wittgraf was
her sisters maid Of honor and Charles
II. BleWett was best man. Miss Witt
graf wore white and carried flowers.
The bride was in cream silk and held
er f BE- roses ef bom M and Mrs Bar9aEd
Third avenue S.
A pretty wedding Of Wednesday was
that of Miss Hattie L. Dunsmore and
Royal George, which took place at the
home Of the BRIDES uncle and aunt.
MI: and Mrs. David I. Dunsmore, on
Fillmore street NE. The house was
carnations against background Of
ferns and vines. Ralph Raymond played
the wedding march and Frank J. Drew
sang just before the entrance Of the
bridal party. Miss May George was
maid Of honor and Samuel j. La Bonnie
was best man. The bride wore white
silk and carried bride roses. The maid
OF honor was also in white, but her
flowers were pink. Rev. Andrew D.
Stowe read the service, which was fol.
lowed, by a wedding dinner. Covers
were placed for thirty-fve. Among the
guests were Mrs. G. S. Stillman of
Plttsfeld, Mass, and Mrs. D. Palmer Of
Grundy Center, Iowa.
Miss Lillian Nav Gibson and CHS
tavus A. Beck Of St. James, Mime,
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs; Charles P. Gibson, in st. Anthony
the rooms. Miss Viola Stone and MI.
Stone played the wedding. march on
violin and piano. Miss Blossom Gibson,
maid OF honor; Miss Florence Connolly,
7 Minneapolis, and Miss Mildred Gibson,
bridesmaids, were gowned alike in pink
pink roses. The bride Wore va s'l White tie six six
! organdie over taffeta, and her flowers
were bride roses. Alex Gibson was best
man, and the service was read by Rev
p. s. Presley. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck went
away for a short trip and they will be
at home at st. James, MINI, after
Aug. l.
Among the weddings Of Wednesda,
was that Of Miss Clara Rogers ane
Frank G.. Perry, which took place al
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rogers. Miss Lizzie
Ntzhugh, played the nLohengrin }