The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-07

took place TINS morning IN 81. Gharles
palms paHs and p pink an Ma White e' peonies Miss
Anna De Witt Cook played the we'd
ding march, Miss Ethel Kenney sang
& Ave Maria and the Misses Blanche
and Florence Scallen sang s'Oh, Lord,
| Am Not Worthyo Just before the
communion; The ushers were Frank
H. Scallen acted as best man. Miss
Susan Moore was maid Of honor and
wore white null trimmed with lace
and carried pink roses. The BRIDES
gown was of white French lawn with
real lace yoke and bertha. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of bridal wreath
vice was read BY Rev. Father Artan
der and was followed by a breakfast
at the home Of the BRIDES uncle, Jo-
seph G. Scallen. Covers were placed
for thirty and snowballs, peonies and
roses furnished the decorations.
afternoon ON for nTia trip N to Buffalo, N. y,
by way of the Great Lakes. They will
be at home after July 20 at 2Ol0
Eighteenth avenue S. The brides go,s
ing away gown was of brown silk and
her hat was to match.
The wedding of N Miss fMy Y = Edna 3 s}as,
will take place this evening in Pilgrim
church. The service will be followed
by a reception at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leighton, on Seventeenth avenue n.
Last evening Mrs George Leighton
Of 1927 f97 M Esmfn5 snS NJ KARIN dn
Snowballs formed the centerpiece and
great cluster of the flowers tied with
tulle marked the BRIDES place, while
carnations were at the other covers.
The twelve guests included the mem
bers Of the bridal party, and after din
ner rehearsal was held at the church.
Miss Emelia johnson and J. Victor.
Bergquist will be married this evening
in Augustana church. Last evening
Miss Edith DIN gave dinner for the
bridal couple. The color scheme was
red and white and large basket of
Indian pinks and snowballs was in the
center Of the table. A small basket aaef
cover, with hearts and ribbons. Snow
balls tied with red ribbons marked the
! places of the bride and bridegroom.
Covers were placed for eighteen and
the name cards were heart-shaped and
bore sentimental verses. and tiny pic
lures of the bridal couple. There were
a number of informal toasts and after
dinner musical program was given by
the guests. - ss,n..s@+ -. s ;. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Simpson have is,
sued the invitations for the marriage OF
Byrnes, which will take place Tues
day, June 90 in the Immaculate C9pn-
ception church. The service will be fol
lowed by a wedding breakfast flor, the
relatives at the Simpson residence. N ISIS
Margaret McKi1 non will be the maid OF
! honor and E. H. Simpson will act as best
man. The ushers will be Raymond Kel-
1 w and Thomas MarkleV r.: @~-.-. '..
The wedding Of Miss Mary. Alice
!. Huntington and Guy Allen Bracket
f will take place ins-the First Congrega
IA. Mr.. Bracket will take his bride
to Mariettesville, Wis, to live.
J. Miss Marie Stang and Arthur T
o Hanstrom will be married dnesday
. June 21, at the homeof Mr.. and Mrs
! E. M. French, 1918 W@Lake street. ~
was decorated with snoWballs and palm!
last evening for the marriage Of Mis-
IS Bertha E. Kamrar. daughter Of Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Kamrar, and Jay Houghtaling
:. which took place at 8 o o'clock: A quar-
y tet composed Of Clarence Mcdonald
;, F. G; Pettis; Mrs: J. L. Furber and Mrs 7!
It bridal chorus as The bridal party en-
. tered. The ushers were DR.. Norman J
Cox and Harry L. Mowry and Carl Bor
ebert was best man. Miss Grace Kan
D rar was maid Of honor. She wore blu
e and white zorgandie over white Ti t aG
+ girls, Harriet Kamrar Of Blue Earth
q Mimi, and Louise Furber of Cottag
i Grove, were in white and carried Japan
+ csc baskets of rose leaves, which the,
y scattered before the bride. The brida
al;
e chiffon silk, with yoke and bertha 0
= lace. The bouquet was Of America
Beauty roses.
MI. Houghtaling and his bride wen
: away for a short trip and they will b
= at home at 1919 Nineteenth avenue 81
guests at the wedding were: Mr.. an
A. R. Fancher of Fairmont, Mimi; Nj
i and Mrs. J. w. Kamrar and Mrs. G.. N
Way of Blue Earth, Mimi, and Mr.. an
Mrs. J. P. Furber, Mrs. T: L. Furber an
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Furber of Cottag
Grove.
II Miss Nellie Celia Gallagher, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher, an
Charles Joseph Maggie were married yes
terday in st. Charles church. Mrs
Jean Houston was at the organ an
| played the wedding march and Mis-
l Ethel case sang - " Salutar1S. In
| bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Gallaghe,
| was in white silk and carried pink rose
The bride wore white crepe de chine an
| her flowers were bride roses. John ]
Kelley of Pendleton, Ore, acted as hes
| man. The service was read by Rev
I Father Arctander, and was followed b
wedding breakfast at the Gallaghe
home, 1914 Sixth street S. Snowfall
and roses decorated the rooms. A r.
ception was given for the bridal coup
in the evening and about one hundre
1 guests were present. Misses Margart
Kenney. Alice Moore and Anna .Gall
III CHER assisted thru the rooms. Mr.. and Mr.
III Maggie will be at home at 446 Madiso
street NE after June 20.
II Among the weddings of last eveni1
"a was that Of Aida Young and c.. Ro
ert Holmen, which took place at the
II new home, Ills Tenth avenue S. Pain
= and white roses decorated the room
Peter Johnson played the Lohengrin
bridal chorus as the bridal party e
tered. Miss Emma Norgren w;
maid Of honor and she wore white b
tiste and carried pink roses. The brio
was in white crepe de chine Her We
was caught with a white roses and h
4 flowers wereb ride roses. John "A. HI
men Of st. Paul was best man, and Re
Emmanuel O.. Stone read the servi
which was followed by a reception.
Miss Mary Sheehan and DR.. Villa
4 l Emerson were married Yesterday NOR