The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-02

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A quiet wedding took place at 2
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
| Rev. and Mrs. M. Falk Gjertsen, 2Ol6
| Seventh street S, when their daughter,
Lena Falk, and Earl Marsh BarroWIs
were married. Mr.. BarroWs was grad
uated from the law department. OF the
inent member of the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity. Miss Gjertsen was junior
Only the immediate relatives gath
cred to witness the service, which was
read by the bride s father. The dec,
orations were charmingly simple ana
stood in bower Of foliage and snow;
balls The house was darkened and
lighted with white tapers. Maurice
Salisbury played the wedding march.
The bride wore dainty white gown
fashioned with real lace and carried
lilies of the valley. A luncheon fol-
| lowed the service and the table was
carnations and pink-shaded tapers.
Mr.. Barrows and his bride left on
the afternoon train for a trip and on
their return they will spend the sum-
mer at the lake. - =. -a.'
Last evening Mrs. F. G. Barrows gave
dinner for her son and his fancee.
Covers were placed for twelve and the
! families. Pink and white carnations
found a cluster of pink and white sweet
peas tied with a tulle bow at her place
i and Mr.. Barrows' cover was marked
with the university colors: -,
Monday afternoon Miss C tnn me
cousin and Miss Gjertsen received her
gifts in novel W. ~. She had to un'
dergo a trial by jury for enticing
young man away from his home and
Obtaining a diamond ring from him
She defended herself, Miss Eric
was the prosecuting attorney and Mrs VT
bride was proved guilty and 1 sentences e
be packages in which were the, prett!
Gifts. There were sixteen guests, uni
Tersity girls, whose testimony causet
much merriment. Luncheon was serve<
I after the trial and the table was gay
{ with red tulips and red tapers. -. =
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Mes
! bitt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
{ S. Townsend, and DR.. Frederick Car
5 Poehler took place last evening IN Geth
I semane church. The chancel was bank e,
{ with palms against which snoWpa al
s were effectively arranged. About 81
5 guests gathered to witness the ,servic
I Which was read by Rev: Irving 2. yohI
I son. The ushers were DR.. Frank Poef
Ier, DR.. M. Kiefer, and J. B. Uttendo1
fer and William Poehler was best maj
Z w. H. Marshall was at the organ, an
the full vested choir LED ID the I bridal pr
s Breathes O'er Eden, " before the sount
4 ing of the "Lohen GRIM bridal choru
s They gave 80, Perfect Love- durin
q Miss Mabel E. Smith was bridesmai
{ and Miss Margaret Gilmor acted {
: maid of honor. They wore white Pc
sian lawn fashioned with lace bertha
Large white hats and arm bouquets {
Marguerites, completed their pretty co
{ over plain net and muslin. The SHIRE
or skirt was trimmed with ruching and tt
I'D bodice had a yoke of lace. The We
was of tulle and the shower bouqu
ct Of white sweet peas and ferns. -.
IT, A reception for fifty relatives al
is friends followed at the Townsend res
Is dence on Fourth avenue s. Receivil
-, With the bridal couple, were Mr.. al
lis Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seine
Sc, Misses Elizabeth Patterson, Avis Xii
It'll Der and the Misses Cosgrove were in t.
NV dlningroom, where snowballs in a ia
ISIS anese basket with tulle bow on t
ISIS handle formed the certerpiece. Sno
er' balls and foliage were used in profusi
.ch thru the rooms also. Among t
e. e; guests gs were Misses Uses Mabel and Myrt
anf BLANCHARD and Carl Smith, Pollock.
" D; DR.. and Mrs. Franklin A. Dods
- LIE Sueurr; MIR. and Mrs. Albert Poe
SM Ter, Henderson; Mr.. and Mrs. Will:
n Nesbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Howard t.
n lor and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilt,
IA Excelsior. - T---'
n DR.. and Mrs. Poehler went east
m their trip, and they will be at no,
n after July Is, at Herried, s. D..
n The wedding of Miss Maud D
b Smith,, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W
n 1ace Smlth, and John Emery Gre
n of the young couple, 2233 Emerson a,
81 nue. n: The service was read by R.
Ri r. 1. Benedict in bower of palms a
% ferns relieved with great clusters
81 snowballs. Miss Chenevert PLAYED
n Lohengrin - bridal chorus as /
q twelve young women, members of /
81 smart set, stretched the ribbons
~ 1OIll dill aisle IOr Cn6 pride. Inc lit
b flower girl was Dorothy North. wore W,
n a white lace frock and carried j.
81 anese basket filed with bride roses a
81 ferns. Miss Ella Lilly, the maid of h
ia or, was in pink net over pink chiff
81 and she carried La France roses. I
d bridal gown was Of white net over t
81 feta. The BRIDES only ornament wa
. diamond heart and her flowers w
~ white violets and lilies of the valley
~ fo11o
S ! ton for $50 guests. Mr.. and N
I Smith. Mrs. Jessie Breen and Mrs.
3 { G.. Heinrich assisted Mr.. Green and
bride in receiving and assisting in
=, dining room were Misses Hattie Gre
= Beyrl Blair. MYRTLE Spain. Jessie SIN
Katherine de Haven, Jessie Tonge, B
Miller. Florence Lindblom. Laura E
- ton. Gertrude Hudson, Alice Late
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