The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
"A timorous woman often drops
into her grave before she IS done
deliberating. Addison.


into her grave before she IS done I
deiberating. Addison. /
A wedding. charming for the beauty I
and simplicity of its appointments. took
place last evening at the home s o. Mr;
avenue, when their sister, Miss Hester |
May Torrance, and Henry Harlan Stu
art of Forest Grove, Ore, were mar
ried. The bride is the daughter Of /
Judge and Mrs. Ell Torrance. She is I
university girl, a member Of both the
Alpha Phi and the Tau Kappa Phi So
DR.. and Mrs. J. Harlan Stuart Of Port
land avenue, and he was prominent
member of the Roosevelt club until he
went west, about three years ago. 81
Only the relatives and very near
friends were present, and they were
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart and Mr.. Fiske.
Mrs. Torrance wore gown Of black
lace over white taffeta and Mrs. Stu
art was in Quaker gray crepe de chine;
A string orchestra played a program OF
nuptial music that changes, to the
strains Of the .sLohengrin' bridal eho-
rus as little Lois Fiske, the BRIDES
niece, led the way, to the bower Of
palms and vines She wore q frocks of
white silk null and carried a basket Of
pink roses. Mrs. Fiske was her sisters
matron of honor and wore white batiste
trimmed with 'valem n; lace and car
the foot of the stairs by her father,
who gave her in marriage: Her gown
was Of white null over white satin and
inset with rose point lace. Her veil
was held in place by lilies of the valley
and she carried a shower bouquet of the
same dainty blossoms. Mr.. Stuart and
his best man, John Porter Hail. awaited
the coming Of the bride at the altar,
where the service. was read by Rev:
A. B. Marshall, assisted by Rev. Thomas
F. Wallace of Mexico, an uncle of the
bride, who has been a missionary in
South America and Mexico for over
forty years. -. ~--~t..-x>
j An informal reception. followed and
the orchestra played softly as the guests
presented their congratulations, ): Mrs.
Charles Williams and the Misses Helen
and Mary Harrington served - frappe
from the handsome punch bowl present.
ed to Mrs. Torrance. by the Woman 8
Relief corps at Washington, when Judge
G.. A. R., three years ago. Bride roses
and white tapers in tall crystal holders
decked the diningroom, where the table
was spread with fine linen cloth spun
by the BRIDES Observation-Disclosures in
1904 and EN- broidered by Mrs. Torrance
in 1905. =,
Mr.. Stuart and his bride left on the
5 they. will make their home. They will
! receive after Jan. 5. 1,+.- ..
The marriage Of Miss Georgia. Ken
needy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Kennedy, and Henry Knoblauch
was quietly solemnized last evening at
parents. Rev. j. E. Bushnell read the
service, in the presence of fifty guests.
A program Of wedding music was. Civ
en- by Mrs. b. J. Moles as the guests ar
rived and later Mrs. Moles played the
bridal chorus from tLohengrin' fol-
the entrance Of the bridal party, and
eslieb.'' rs Miss Helene Kennedy was
her sisters maid Of honor, and Charles
Knoblauch, brother Of the bridegroom
was best man. The bridal gown Was OF
Japanese silk made in simple fashion
and the long veil was caught with 9
wreath of orange. blossoms. The bride 3
of honor was in pink liberty satin anc
carried pink roses. Pink roses, fern:
and foliage made a pretty setting fo1
the ceremony. a. e., ..:t~.. = '.....:
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Knoblauch have gone
on wedding trip. and they will be al
home In Minneapolis after Nov. Is. -.
A wedding that took place this after
noon in Bellingham,~ Wash, will inter
est Minneapolis people, for the bride
groom, Charles Augustus Griffith, wa
- formerly a Minneapolis man. He
: the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Griffith
. about three years apo to go into busi
ness in Bellingham. His bride was Mis-
Marion Strait and the wedding wa
quietly solemnized, at the home Of he
uncle, p. B. -Deming. Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
fifth will take a wedding trip to Sa
Francisco on Mr.. Deming7s steam yacht
r. home in Bellingham. - =: -:
"A wedding Of last evening was ths
'r. Of Miss Della Harriet Eaton, dai1ghte
les Of sMr. and Mrs. Giles d. Eaton an
ss; Carroll A. :Dutton. Of Trempealeau, Wi
issS The ceremony was performed in tt
de-. chapel of the Emmanuel Baptist churc
Il at 8 clock, by Rev. E. H.. Hule1
md Of West Concord, MINI. About one hui
We dred and fifty guests were present. TT
Ell chapel was decorated with palms an
'ef: ferns frightened by clusters Of red an
LIAR white roses.n' -e>ssG-.. ssa': -
A; As the first strains OF. the brid
3: Miss Edna Patterson, announced Il
s ass approach Of the bridal party, white ri
nd bons were stretched to the altar /
sHe Arthur Haverstock and Warren Thorn
pc. son. The bride wore pale blue sat
elR made with a train and trimmed wi
"" real lace and applique. She carried
- bouquet Of bride roses and tiny urea
Of the same flowers was worn in h
hair. The maid of honor, Miss Hazel
Eaton, sister of the BRIDE, was in PHI
satin with trimmings of lace and ca
! ried an armful Of pink roses. Miss
Pearl Jenkins and Marie Erickson we
the bridesmaids and their gowns we
-. Of white silk and they carried Anne
a can Beauty roses. Robert R. Robins
was best man. After the service a
ception was held in the church parlo
which were also decorated in red a.
a white roses with background
:, greenery. The young couple were
- sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
it D. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Dutton
=. Trempeleau, Wis, Mrs. w. Jenki
9 Miss Eva Metz Of st. Paul and Mrs.
>. A. Hastay. Assisting with the refre'
ments were Misses Hazey Estabro,
i Marion Nordberg, Maude Peterson a
- 5 Anna Strand. Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton Il
- last evening for a wedding trip, a
= after Nov.-15, they will be at home.
II Winona, MINI.
Miss Evangeline Daily and Frank
~ Lydiard were married last evening
the home of the BRIDES sister, M
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