The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12

Wluespreadlng handle. The supper
1 room was gay with autumn leaves and
with tie many.colored leaves MA IN Which Which
great cluster Of gillardia was most
effective, Baskets Of roses and ferns
were on the two tables from which 100
guests We're served at time. The BALL
room, on the third floor, with it's eff
fectlve pink. gray and gold decorations
had no other adornment. Punch was
served in the smoking room at one side
from bowl heaped about with the bril-
Iiantly coloreds fruits Of the fall. On
the other side pf the ballroom the gifts
were displayed in a room hung in white.
Receiving with the bridal couple
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Hudson. Mrs. Harring-
ton wore q handsome gown Of white lace
with trimmings Of silver lace and white
velvet. Assisting thru the rooms were
Messrs. and Mines. Hoveyss Clarke,
George Bagley, Frederick G.. Van Du-.
sen. O. G. Wyman and Edward Barber.
David Tenny and Dr. T.. B. Mercer had
charge Of the ballroom, where q second
orchestra played a program Of popular
4 dances. -. y - .. ~;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson went away on
the late train for trip of three weeks
to Boston and New York. On their re-
turn they will be at the Harrington
residence on Park avenue, and they
will receive in January. Mrs. Hudson IS
golng-aWay gown was Of dahlia-red
broadcloth,, and her hat was to match
Among the wedding guests were Mrs
E. G. Delevan of Binghamton, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ebert Shirk, Peru, Ind,
Mrs. Henry Harrington and Miss Har-
rlngton, New York.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Ulmer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias N
mer, and Winfield Thomas Warren Of
st. Paul: took place at 8 o'clock last
evening in All Saints Episcopal church.
About two hundred and fifty guests as
sembled to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. George H.
Thomas. The church was beautifully
decorated with trailing smilax and
white carnations. The vines overran
the altar, forming a pretty setting for
the clusters Of blossoms. The foliage
also outlined the pews reserved for the
) with a bow of white ribbon. 49,
I Before the service Miss Margaret
) Gilmore, at the organ, and Miss Mabc7
s Augustine, yiolinist, gave Schubert 3
"Serenade." The bridal chorus from,
"Lohengrin' announced the approach
I of the bridal party, and during the road,
Z ing of the vows ''The Evening Star y
s was played softly, changing. to the
! sEMendelssohn'' wedding march as the
I The bride was preceded by her maid OF
) honor, Miss Eva Baer of St. Paul, who
I wore white net over taffeta and car
( ried cluster of pink roses and mai
: denhair ferns The bride entered alone
: and was met at the altar by the bride
I groom and the best man, George G. Pal
mer of st. Paul. Her gown was Of
4oEF
trimmings of rose point lace. Her vel
I was caught in her hair with cluster
Of lilies of the valley and she carried
I white prayer book.
q A reception followed the ceremony a.
I the home Of the BRIDES parents, 264t
) Oakland avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
I were assisted in receiving by Mr.. ant
I Mrs. Matthias Ulmer and Mr.. and Mrs
s. George Warren. Autumn leaves ant
y frappe was served by Miss Alice Bae
{ of st. Paul and Miss Mary Lane. MI
s. and Mrs. Warren left for trip to Chi
I cago, and after Dec. l they will be a
I home at 1882 N Victoria street, st. Paul
I Miss Sarah E. Fulton, daughter o
{ MI. and Mrs. G. K. Fulton, and Murra
) G.. Sawyer were married last evenIn
I in their new home in the Arcola. Th
service was read at 8 o'clock by Rev
{ Mr.. Kennedy of Saltwater. The room
) were gaily decked with brilliant autum
I foliage, and in the parlor bower c
: leaves provided a pretty backgroun
) for the ceremony. Vivid SALIVA relieve
I the decorations in the parlor,, whit
! roses in the dining room. - = i
! Just before tho ceremony Clauc
{ Madden gave a program Of nupti
5 music on the violin, playing the brid
chorus from "Lohengrin y as the brid
I party entered. White silk cords we
{ stretched to the doors by Miss Graz
5 Newhart and Mrs. Roy Hooker, ar
! down this aisle the bride passed on tt
arm of her father, who gave her in ma a
- riage. Her gown was Of white chiffe
over taffeta with trimming Of real lac
. I A cluster of lilies Of the valley fastens
. her long veil and she carried q show
| bouquet Of the lilies. Her only orn
| ment was diamond and pearl brooc
| the gift of the bridegroom. Little vi
| ginis McVey made charming flow
| girl, in a pretty frock Of sheer viii
| lawn, and She carried basket Of bri
! roses. ~. ~.--..~, +. FL r.<~..>'. j, =. .
Ill Following the ceremony receipt
| was given, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sawy
| were assisted in receiving by Mr.: a,
| Mrs. G.. K. Fulton and Mrs. Jennie
Sawyer. There were seventy-f
| guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer left
| the east last evening, and after Nov.
they will be at home at their apa
ments in the Arcola. <E~-. -
III A wedding Of interest to Minnea
oils people was that Of Miss Katheri
Richards Gordon of st. Paul and Geor
Barton French of Kansas City, for
III bride is well known as a singer in t
| musical circles Of the twin cities. T
j ceremony was performed by DR.. Rio
i ard Harlan yesterday at noon at t
Gordon residence on Summit aven,
j in the presence of q small group
+ near friends, including the boys of t
Ill BRIDES Sunday school class, who act
as ushers.
Ill Richards Gordon gave his daught
in marriage, and little Miss Mart
Wheaton received her bouquet as
turned to have the ring placed on /
finger. Mr.. French brother, 10
Herndon French Of New York, was t
best man. The bride wore a love
gown Of point applique lace embellish
with garniture Of pearls, and CARR
i lilies Of the valley. Her long tn
veil fell from wreath Of orange bl
SONS in her hair. A wedding bre.
fast followed the ceremony and abb
one hundred guests were present