The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-11

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A number Of Minneapolis people went
over to ST.. Paul last evening to at
tend the wedding of Miss Jean Stickney
and Leonard Robbins Welles. Miss
Stickney is the daughter of Alpheus B.
Stickney Of st. Paul and Mr.. Welles is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Welles Of Minneapolis and both are
prominent in the younger set of the
twin cities.
The service was read in the Church of
st. John the Evangelist, which was
deliberately decorated with southern
smilax and palms. The chancel was
banked with green against which azaleas
and marguerites were resplendent. Clus-
tiers of the marguerites were fastened
with ribbons to the pews.
George r. Fairclough was at the or
gan and the vested choir sang the
"Lohengrin, bridal chorus for pro
the betrothal service; stainer's "sev-
enfold Amen after the benediction,
and the bridal party left the church to
the strains Of ''Rejoice, Ye Pure in
Heart.'
The ushers were Arthur Rand, Charles
Heffelfnger, Walter Hudson, Edwin
Coan, Harry McCullom of Minneapolis,
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and Harvey. Carr of st. Paul, and the
bride was attended by her sister, Mrs
J Paul Weed, as matron Of honor, and
Misses Margaret Welles of Minneapolis
katherine Hubbell Of Chicago, Willard
Wheaton, Adele Lampher and Rather
inc Sneve of st. Paul. The maids were
gowned alike in white swiss, trimmed
with valenciennes lace, and they car
ried white roses: Inc matron OF hono'
The bride entered with her father
She wore white satin fashioned with
point lace Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms and her flowers were
lilies of the valley and orchids.
y Mr.. Welles and his best man, Roy
} Pierson of Minneapolis, met the bride
at the foot of the. chancel steps, where
the betrothal service was read. BishoI
Samuel G. Edsalll, assisted by Rev
The service was followed by a re
ception at the Stickney residence or
Summit avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Welle:
went away for a trip and they. vii
be at home in Minneapolis on their re
turn. -Ss 6.-
A wedding that will bring bride t.
MINNEAPOLIS took place dass eve andel1,
Dunlevy Kelley and DR.. Charles Wesle.
Hack were married. The service wa
read at the home of the BRIDES parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kelley, and wa
attended by over three hundred guests
Rev. Edward Abbott of Cambridge,
brother of DR.. Lyman Abbott, and >: a.
Z uncle Of the bride, offciated. a butte
s supper was served after the. Europea,,
: c1stom. There was a long list of out
of-town guests, and it included MIS-
I W;nifred Westlake and w. G. ThomI
SON of Minneapolis. After a weddln
5 trin Or. Hack and his bride will be a
I home at the Hampshire Arms.
s The. wedding Of Miss Norma Kruge
? and Alvah H. Libby was quietly 50
: the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs: 4
) n. Kruger, 915 Chicago avenue. Re'
I Marion D. Shutter read the serylc
which was witnessed by a group OF rel'
! tives. ' .'-i '.'-' tssfY " -
< Mrs. Charles NJ. Harrington Of Par
= avenue, entertained at luncheon "a
70 afternoon. Covers were placed "a. Il
lg twelve.
re Mrs. W. w. Eastman will give
a, luncheon Of fourteen covers tomorro
Il. afternoon at her home on Nlcollet az
m nue. in honor of Mrs: William kllng
Of Los Angeles. Cal, who is the guest
Mrs. C. s. Hubert
at The Zeta Beta Psi sorority will ha,
n, it's annual banquet tomorrow even11
in Donaldson IS tearooms. Covers W
10 70 be placed for forty. J.. ..s.
er- Miss Lucy Nash gave a costume 2:
-. tv last evening at her home on MI
I'd nehaha boulevard, and entertain
he forty-dve students, from the School o.? !.
he Fine Arts. The hostess was assist
III. by Geddes Nash, who was dressed
" a Japanese page. Games, music, ia
en-; cling and recitations were the featu
;sa Of the evening and each guest c9ntrl
N' uted to the entertainment. Light
lay freshments were served. The decor
a lions we're in carnations.
Mrs. E. W. Backus entertained
lay lay small group Of women at luncheon on
ing noon. A great cluster Of red roses y
in the center Of the table and mt
roses were strewn over&the cloth.
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