The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
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The wedding of Miss Gertrude May
Peteler and Edgar 4. Moves took & place 4,
bride IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs; Edwin
4 Peteler, 4315 Penn avenue. Both the
bride and bridegroom are graduates OF
the university, class OF 1904. The BRIDE
is member of Sigma Rho sorority and
Delta Chi fraternities.
Southern smilax was used with palms,
ferns and smilax to form a leafy bower
and in among the foliage clusters OF
flowers furnished touches Of bright col
or. Pink carnations were in the parlor
where the service was read and roses
were in the second parlor. Poinsettia
blossoms famed in the hall and red
roses were on the table in the dining
room. which was lighted with red ta-
pers Alfred Moe, a fraternity brother
of the bridegroom, played the Mendels-
I sohn wedding march as the white rlb-
I bons were stretched to form an aisle
: by two boy cousins Of the bride,
) Charles Sanborn and Lynn Hooper.
I Little Helen Peteler carried the ring
I in the heart of lily and Beatrice Pete
: Ter as flower girl held a basket OF mar
I cissus blossoms. Both little girls wore
Z fluffy white frocks. The bride was II IN
WHITE airline OVbl GduSGCts " 1hlAilSSA " AVAA
duchesse lace, and. her flowers were
I bride roses About sixty-1ive guests
I Witnessed the service, which was read
{ by Rev. L. A. Willsey, while Mr.. Moe
: PLAYED "Hearts and Flowers softly
I as an accompaniment. An informal re-
5 ception followed and Mr.: and Mrs 5. u.
Moves and Mr.. and Mrs. Peteler re-
I ceiyed with the bridal couple: The
: day also celebrated the twenty NTH
; wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I MI. Moves and his bride will leave
} this evening for a short trip, after
I which they will make their home at
: Elgin, ILL.,. 80
q Mrs. Benjamin R. Coppage gave {:
: charmingly appointed card party TINS
& afternoon at her home on Kenwood
5 parkway. The affair was the second. OF
I a series which Mrs. Coppage IS IS, glvlng
{ this winter, and the third wi Wlll ta ,s,5
place IN January hpo"e n dId w nia1ed
I six hand euchre. The decorations were
s in the holiday colors, red and green, and
) bright -berried holly was used in profu
I sion turnout the rooms and hall: The
mantel was tangle of palms and ferns
) against which a cluster OF poinsettis
{ blossoms glowed like flames. Polnsettls
I blossoms in quaint vases and jars thru
! the rooms added vivid promise Of the
; holidays and the score cards and lunch
I con were also suggestive of the Christ
{ mas season. A great cluster Of yellow
5 and white chrysanthemums was IN tn
! dining room where the lights wer
( shaded to represent the same hoWers'
5 Mr.. and Mrs Edwin G.. Potter enter
Z tanned last evening at their home o.
{ Colfax avenue S. About fifty guest
: were present and played 500. Til
rooms We're decorated with profuslo
! I Of ferns, palms and southern smilaa
against which clusters Of red blossom
were most effective. -. 49,. -
Miss Meta Jane ART, daughter of M
and Mrs. James F.. Ellis, and Roy How
ard Maxfeld were married last -even!n
I in st. Andrews Episcopal church, whlc
was decorated with palms and cut Hov
ers. The ushers were Fred Steven
I Harry Gerrish, Bert Parker and Ale:
I ander Barnes. The maid Of honor Wa
s Miss Ora ELS, sister Of the bride, WI
: wore pale blue crepe de chine over
white silk slip and carried pink rose
Misses Nellie Wingate, Mamie Keide
5 Beryl Blair and Helen Williams, tt
I bridesmaids were gowned alike in viii
{ silk null over pink and carried cluste
+ ! alone, was in white chiffon cloth ov
silk, with yoke Of real, lace. Il
I long veil was fastened in her hair wi
} a diamond and pearl brooch, the gift
~ the bridegroom, and she carried sho7
- er bouquet of bride roses. MUIR;
He'd Davenport acted as best man.
"a After the ceremony there was T
ception for $50 guests at the home
. b the brides parents, 1923 James aven7
} II N. The rooms were gay with pal1
b and pink and white. flowers. Mr.. al
: Mrs. ELS and Mr.. and Mrs. H.. A. Ma
81 field assisted the young couple in. I
ssted th an0 the fee r S@ Mr. and M
q Maxfeld left for a bridal trip of tV
: d weeks in the east, and after Jan.
they will be at home at 2017 Aldri
T. @ avenue N. 80 = ,
81 The wedding. Of Miss Emmogene L
> lev, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richmo
Lilley, and David Griffths Of Was
u,Nls yesterday afternoon in -Oliyet sBapt
- church. Rev. Frank +: C9 99Ipta o.
cted. tives and friends were present. M
thin, Margaret Gilmore, was at the. pia7
90. The wedding supper was served in D:
> 90 toms tearooms, the bridal table bel
AIS. prettily decked in green and white.
PIP sgg: and Mrs Griffiths will be at home 8,
=, 80; ter Jan. Is in Washington D.. @.
SIS 9s5 ~ ,1., y: -. =
S225. and Charles Henry Weese Of Cavali
YEA, Heat' N. D., took place yesterday morning
''t thin the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. \
.hoice COrmlck, 3l20 Iyndale avenue, =. IL
hogs, A. T. Fowler read the service IN
4+, ,;,s presence of the immediate friends: !
'a a bride was attended by Miss Ed
large Wesse and Will Pitts was best m
1902. Miss Kelly wore her going away go
vel of brown etamine Carnations
sreen' smilax decked the room. Mr.. and n
So. IS: Weese left for trip to Winnir
lower and they will be at home after Eek
25@ in Cavalier N. d. 1Gzs> : bill,
750 A Wv ~
$3.50 ~ . ~,
,ttuce, MIS-. "A. JOnn Archer gave d ous
,nons, party Yesterday afternoon at her ~
a as,Isy on Coifax avenue s in honor Of \
aMash' Gilbert of New York, who is the G.
c; to- of DR.. and Mrs. L. j. Cook. SIM
home and ferns were used in profusion
8, lac; In9 lGonls. ;+1 +bo5 fo1
white, fink uoWefS were Will Cnoh u
I