The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-08

McIvor and Frank Meyers Steiner was
solemnized at O'Clock last evening
at the home Of the bride IS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence McIvor, on East
| Twenty street. Foliage, palms
and ferns, with a profusion of white
! blossoms, made an attractive decoration
guests were present at the service,
which was read by Rev. Irving P. John
son. George Steiner and Walter Jor-
dan stretched the white satin ribbons
as the orchestra played the wedding
march. Miss Nellie Kenny was brides
honor, and Miss Gertrude McIvor, maid
of honor. Robert Manley Of Omaha acted
as best man. Miss Kenney wore pale
yellow crepe de chine and Mrs. Jewett
was in green, and both carried mar
guerites. The maid Of honor wore
white net over pale green taffeta, and
her bouquet was Of bride roses. The
| toned with duchess lace. A wreath OF
orange blossoms held the tulle veil in
place, and the shower bouquet was OF
white orchids. E. -.@.
A large reception followed the service
and several hundred guests were pres
and Mrs Charles B. Mccormick OF st.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Steiner
and son of Salt Lake City, Mrs. J. A.
Steiner and Misses Flora and Helen
Steiner Of Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs: II. Il:
Williams and Miss Ethel Williams OF
Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Rail- OF CHI
cage. z,+ r,os+ FOR
trim and they will receive at I'll East
Twenty fourth street after Oct. L.
A small group Of relatives and near e:
friends witnessed the wedding OF MISS
| Myrta Lillia Holiday and LeRoy Free
man Ireland which took place last even
ing at the home Of the bride s parents
| MI and Mrs. Ellery Charming Holliaay,
on Grand avenue. The decorations
| were charming and roses were the only
| flowers used. They nestled in the bank
| of palms that formed the, altar, and
| made a canopy overhead. More Of the
| blossoms were suspended from the chan
| delier above which butterflies f1uttered,
while wall pockets neld great clusters
of blossoms and trailing vines mere anu
there.
A string orchestra played the "Loh-
engrin' bridal chorus as the bride, pre-
coded by Miss Mary Holiday as brides
maid, and Mrs. Laurence Horton OF
Mayville, N. D., matron of honor, en-
tered. Miss Holiday was in pink
French null, trimmed with valenclennes
lace and her flowers were pink! roses
Mrs. Horton wore white organdie over
pink silk, and her bouquet was of the
| pink roses. The bride, who entered
with her father, wore liberty satin with
II a yoke and stock of duchess lace. Hell
veil was Of tulle, and the bouquet, OF
lilies of the valley. Mr.. Ireland and his
best man, Leonard Cairns, met the bride
) at the altar where the service was reac
= by Rev. J. E. Bushnell to the accom-
81 naniment of Mendelssohn s "Sprin{
3 A reception for 200 guests followed
Il and receiving with Mr.. and Mrs: Ire
8 land were Mr.. and Mrs. E: G. Holiday
8 Law aqne Of Duluth, Mrs. R. H: Hankin
& son and Mrs. I. NJ. Wilson of Hankin
Il son, N. D.; Mines. G. J. Doolittle, F. M
b Barnard, Louis Ireland, the Misses Ire
n land and Miss Madeline Doolittle.
"a Mr.. Ireland and his bride went t
n Portland, Ore., on their wedding trip
b and they will receive at II Spruce plac
81 after Oct. l.
81 was that of Miss Olive Stone, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone, an
81 Harry Camp Reynolds. which too
b place in St. Paul's Episcopal church
81 The church was deliberately dec orate
VI with palms and snowballs and the char
81 eel was bower Of green in which gre 3
u clusters Of the flowers were caugh
n Large punches of snow balls hung frol
d Just before the ribbons wer
u stretched by the ushers, Walter Eof
- man, John Stone, Lin Holbrook an
. James Boskerk, the Gamma Mu T
er. sororiety, Of which the bride is a men
tie front Of the church. The twenty-f iy
Ins young women were all gowned in whit
me W. S. Marshall played a program {
md nuptial music before he sounded tt
ura notes of the "Lohengrin chorus an
later he gave the Mendelssohn marc
air as occasional. =.
"' The bridesmaids, Misses Floren.
Wright, Jessie Reynolds, Harriet Smit
= and Blanche Edgerton, were follows
i? by the maid Of honor, Miss Eri
#. Smith. Miss Smith wore pink crepe
,ts chine over pink silk and carried pir
i 'or sweet peas. The bridesmaids were
ito ito Persian lawn trimmed with valencien
So peas. The BRIDES gown was of viii
nd crepe de chine over taffeta with tt
on tucked yoke of chiffon finished with
ex- bertha Of real lace. The bouquet w
om of bride roses. The bridegroom al
rse the best man, Arthur Reynolds. met t
tile bride at the altar and the service W
nd read by Rev. Theodore Payne Thu
Ill, A reception followed at the Sto
di- residence on Aldrich avenue S. t
decorations were all in green and VIII
the and the doorway was arched with sno
ing balls and ferns, while great clusters
sos snowballs were hung from the chant
wa Tiers. The mantel was banked Wi
but palms, ferns, and snowballs and brio
me. wreath were used with charming eff
ars here and there. Mr.. and Mrs. Sto
or and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds received W:
my the bridal couple.
Jan Mr.. Reynolds and his bride ha
art gone away for a short trip, and tn
ellis will receive at 1902 Columbus aven
lng after Sept. l.
ent
Last evening Augustana church Y
and thronged with guests who gathered
low attend the wedding of Miss Eme
and Elvira johnson, daughter OF Mr.. 9
and Mrs. Isaac johnson, and John VIC
, of Bergquist. The church was elaborat
this decorated. At the entrance was an a
ook of snowballs and vines and flow
, in wreathed the balcony rail. The al
r 81 was tangle Of ferns, in which WI
all roses were held captive.
md. Miss Tekla Walquist was at the
7. gan and played a program as the CUE
liver arrived. The wedding march was pla'
Dr. by Miss Malina Skoglnng. The brio
ago. maids were Misses Hattie Johns
y pgG Myrtle Johnson, Edith Anderson
iinal Mary Hanson, and Miss Edith DIN
lean maid of honor. They all wore wi
and mousseline de sole and carried Am
lchS, con Panty roses The little flo