The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-15

sa aus Ig be eteGbn ine Vested enoir
for til entrance Of the BRIDE 10 sn Per
feet Love- during the service and for
the occasional John Lyon, the organ
ist, played the Mendelssohn march. The
4shers were Guy Willis, Frederick
= Arthur Hessman and Ralph
carried the ring in basket, was the the
bride s only attendant. She wore a
white frock trimmed with pink. Miss
Hemenway entered alone. Shee wore
white crepe de chine over taffeta and
trimmed with French embroidery. A
and her flowers We're lilies Of the val val
ley. Rev. George H. Thomas read the
service and the bride was given in
marriage by Rev. E. J. Purdy, A. S.
NeWcomb acted as best man.
The reception was at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. A. G.. Willis on James avenue
s, and snowballs and syringa blossoms
furnished an attractive setting White
roses and smilax were used in the din
ing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson went east on
their wedding trip and they will be at
home at Roseau, Mimi, after July Is. |
Cherry blossoms and palms and ferns
decorated Emmanuel Baptist church last
evening. for the marriage Of, Miss Cora
Noracon, and Walter Hughes Newton.
White peonies and ferns were fastened
to. the pews reserved for the family.
Miss Edna Patterson and Mrs. Myrtle
| Maiden" on the organ and violin and
it was sung by a chorus of twenty-five
voices. The bridal chorus from clio
hengrinY announced the entrance of
the bride. "The Evening, Starr was
played during the service and the
| Mendelssohn march at the close.
The ushers were Edward S. Hughes,
Twiford T. Hughes, Carl s: Brown, Ray
V. Arnold, Warren G. Thompson and
David R. Thomas, and the best man
was Herbert T.. Newton: The four
bridesmaids were the Misses Grace
Son and Lillian Vivian. Miss Grace
Webster was maid Of honor. The bride
entered with her father and. met the
bridegroom at the altar, where the
service was read by Rev. G. j. Trigger
son.
The reception was at the home Of the
bridegroom s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
R. Newton, on Elliott avenue, and
/ Mrs. Newton. Mr.. Noracon and Mrs.
Hawn received with the bridal couple,
and assisting thru the room were Mines.
Al M.I HastY w M S Hp5g ana P Ph1fes
and Grace Written. The young WON
en- in the dining room were the Misses
Perdita Wilson, May Cork, Blanche
Haverstock, Minnie Vivian, Grace Dus-
tin and Pearl Bezanson, Florence p.
Newton, Hazel and Leona Estabrook,
G dS R Rawn May The Msss orenee
Smith and Eta Mills served frappe.,
The out-of-town guests included the
Misses Ella and Eva Dynes, Mrs. Ina
Porter, Manford Twiford, Mr.. and Mrs;
; GUY Clefton of Owatonna; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Barnard of st. Paul and Rev.
cord, MINI. The house was a bower
;, of foliage and flowers and in the din.
ing room red -peonies; and red-shaded
tapers made an attractive decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton went away Tor
short trip and they will receive alter
July Is at 27l6 Elliot avenue.
2 The wedding of Miss Bessie Annette
Z Perry, daughter Of W. Edwin. Perry
Z and Charles H. B. Lavcll took place
!, last evening in the presence of seven
! tv-fve guests at the new home OF the
\ bridal couple on Delaware street Sc
;, Palms, ferns and pink and white PEG,
:, MES made an attractive setting and
the service was read under an arch OF
: smilax and flowers by Rev. George Ter
Breock of Merriam Park, MINI: Miss
Gertrude Wagner played the Mendels
t sohn march, and during the service
h sounded Schutt's Canzonetta. - There
y were no attendants, and the bride en-
( tered with her father She wore white
K point d ESPRIT over silk, with bertha
S of Mechlin lace on the bodice, and he1
J. bouquet was Of orange blossoms.
: Mr.. and Mrs: Lavell were assisted
h in receiving by w. E. Perry, Mines; A
o J.. Laveu, ". M. Jarman. Misses Vir
E ginia Jarman and Ada Perry. Mis-!
Q Corinne Mcmillan served frappe, anc
= Misses Avis Lockerby, Hazel and Pear
n Smith and Gertrude and Mabel Hanc'
5, were in tho dining room: After tril
/ receive at 1926 Delaware street Sc
S. after Aug. l.
e Miss Lena May Shepard and Osca
k Rudd were married last evening at tn
k home of the brides parents, Mr.. an,
e Mrs Henry L. Shepard, 1906 Steven
e, avenue. An altar of roses ard Mar
le> guerites and ferns banked the boy
$, window before which the service wa
d Monahan sang cave Maria" and '(
st Promise Me,'7 just before the wedding
lie, march was played by Miss Bunklee
5e who gave Tresser's "Melody Of Love-
during tho service Misses Lille Rud
r. and Pearl Rudd held the white ribbon
u winch IOTH1nou du aisle. MISS Uel
1T trude Johnson, the maid of honor, wor
G. blue crepe de chene. Ruth Christer
ID sen and Merton Christensen acted a
II flower girl and ring bearer and bot
r. were in white. Ingvald Urlie was bes
a, mani The bridal gown was Of whit
+. crepe with chiffon yoke and ros
point lace trimmings and the bride hel
d, bpide roses. At the reception tina
" followed, Mr. and Mrs Shepard n
r ceived with the bridal couple an
Misses Sophia, Title and Ada Rud
were in the dining room. Among til
ed guests was Edward Rudd Of Hibbin,
n Mimi!
IA Mr.. and Mrs Rudd will be at HON
,r, at 3506 Stevens avenue after Aug. l.
e. One of the weddings of last ever
re ing was that of Miss Georgiana Ha
he and Chester A. Loucks, which too
us place at the home of Mr.. and M
BY Charles Gibson, 900 Twenty-third av
of nue. Me- The bride is the daughter {
al Mrs William Hail. Miss May Klir
ce played the bridal chorus from Globe,
tn grin > when the fifty guests had a
Is sembled. Little Margaret Lii
Of acted flower girl and Harry Loucl
N was ring bearer. The bride was
No gray silk with lace trimmings, and 81
ne held white roses. Rev. O. G.. Da
lGe read the service beneath an arch
eed ferns and bridal wreath. Ferns, ros
ne and carnations aided in carrying out
!, : color scheme of white and green Thu
~, the parlors. The dining room was
n' red and white, with carnations on Il