The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-18

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sight of wear in them. '-Halibur-
The wedding Of Miss Rose Mueller
and Philip Kohl was solemnized at . 7.
clock this morning in the Church Of !
St. Boniface. Rev. Adrian Schmitt read
the service in the presence of about two
hundred guests. and the nuptial music
was sung by the church choir no Miss
cred null over silk and carried a prayer
book Her sister, Miss Helen Mueller
| was maid Of honor and wore pale blue "
and carried white carnations. Miss
Minnie Mathey was the bridesmaid, and
her gown was Of white net over pink
silk null and she carried pink earna-
TONS. The bridegroom was attended by
Joseph Mathey and Peter M. o. and the
! ushers were Julius Kirshe and John
Mowak. M -
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home of the +
bride s mother, Mrs. Margaret Mueller,
about twenty-five of the immediate
relatives and friends were hidden. The
rooms were decorated with autumn foil
age. After a short wedding trip MT:
| and Mrs Kohl will be at home at 1922
Washington street NE.
Among the church weddings of today
was that of Miss Florence Lewis, !daugh- !
Francis Hendricks which took place
this afternoon in the First Congrega-
tional church of Excelsior. Miss Lewis
is the sister Of Mrs. T. W. Stout OF Min
neapo]is, and Mr.. Sto1t 1fflelated's as
celsior. .Aboutn $50 guests wit
messed the ceremony, and they were
ushered to their seats by four young
women, Misses Lucy Raitz,. Edith Col
veil, Bessie Horton and Mrs. Chester
Whitney. Miss Lewis was attended by
her sister, Miss Maize Lewis. and her
brother, B. Newell Lewis, was best man.
Relatives from the southern part OF the
state were present, and a NUMBER OF
Minneapoli people went out on the
morning train for the ceremony.
A wedding Of tomorrow will be that
of Miss Lillian Varney and Herbert De
Yarmond, which will take place in the
e GiTard avenue ~ nue. n. Miss Varney has
been one of ingredients at Bethel set
Element and last evening a dinner. was
given at the settlement in her honor hons Z. a.
} Wedding bell of white flowers with gar
lands Of smilax hung above the TABLE
and the brides place. was marked with
great bow of white tulle. Covers
were placed for line and those present
I beside the settlement residents were
\ Mines. Mary Woolley, Susan X. Morse,
I Quail and Miss Chapman. -
The wedding of Mrs. Eva M: Neuge,,
bauer of I'LL Adams street NE and
Frederick W: Gosewisch Of st. Paul is
announced to take place "Wednesday,
Nov. l. Mr.. Gosewisch met his BRIDE ct
d Lake Minnetonka last summer. lie Is
a bowler of national fame and it was
+ lust after an exhibition game that he
\ was introduced to Mrs. Neugebauer.
MI. @Gosewisch is clerk of the Ramsey
county probate court, mayor of North
st. Paul and an officer in many nation
ding will take place very quietly at me ne
home of the bridegroom IN North st.
Paul and will be attended by only the
relatives.
l Miss Agnes Marie Landmark and G
Danielson were quietly married , iase
\ P. T. Megaarden, 1904 Garfield avenue.
\ Autumn foliage and flowers made an
/ attractive setting and pink carnations,
ferns and snlilax were in the dining
room. The service was read by Rev.
" an arch of bright leaves and in the
presence of small group Of relatives
and friends. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. Danielson and his bride will be at
ed home in Mankato. where they will re
III ceive after Nov. Is. .
a. Miss Mamie CHASER, daughter Of Mr.
- and Mrs. Joseph CHASER. and Frank Lud
ic wig were quietly married at 9 o'clcoh
IS. Yesterday morning in st. Joseph Is
~ church. Rev. J. Harrington read the
service. The brides gown was Of Jap
anese silk with trimmings Of real lace
in and the bouquet was of bride e. roses se
r. bride, was maid of honor and wore gray
: satin. Miss Anna Ludwig IN white
on organdie was bridesmaid. . S. Ludwig
Id. brother of the bridegroom, and Peter
Buggeman were the bridegroom s at
tendants. After the ceremony recep
- brides parents, 2722 Colfax avenue N
) in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. j. CHASER
and where they will be at home afte
Nov. l. .L.-.a- tsaff..
Miss Emma M. McGrath and Law
renee 8. Walsh Of Elkton, 8. p, wer
married Monday evening At the g h no.
rington Miss B. Smith was brides
maid and E. McGrath acted as bes
5 man The service was followed by
I reception for the relatives at the HON
I of the bride, 1926 Emerson avenue N.
..s.-Es .---s.s-r ,'ss.
s. The Cotillion club met yesterday at
ternoon and appointed the following
committee to arrange the dates an
81 leaders for the cotillions the club will
! give this winter: Louis B. Newell, I
q B. Mercer, David Tenney, Edgar q
Pierson and Charles H. Heffelfnger.
. I Rev. and Mrs, J. e. Bushnell enter
s tanned the new members of Westmir
} ster church last evening at their HON
on Vine place. The rooms were elat
orately decorated with autumn leave
and meteor roses. DR.. and Mrs. Busf
I nell were assisted in entertaining tn
100 guestss by the elders and thei
) wives and by representatives from tn
different church organizat ions.
q Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. ThornhM CAV
novel entertainment last evening
twenty guests. It took the form of
progressive dinner and automobile pal
{ ty. The first course of the dinner wa
- served at the Thornhin residence o
- Lake street, and cluster Of scarle
~ carnations formed the centerpiece. Th
! SEsecond course was served at the HON
of Miss Alice Bacon, 3240 Clinton av,
!. nue., where the party went in five al
tomobiles. Miss Julia Sinclair, BIC
Hennepin avenue, was the third hostes
After dinner the guests were taken fe
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