The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-26
women know by nature how to
disguise their emotions far better
than the most consummate male |
courtier can do. ''-Thackery.

I courtier can do. ''-Thackery.
Miss Mabel Kate Wyer and John
Herbert Rowe Of Minneapolis were mar
ried at 3 CLOCK this afternoon at the
beautiful country home Of the bride g
) parents Mr. and Mrs. James Ingersoll
I Wyer in Excelsior, Over two hundred
{ invitations had been issued for the
5 marriage, and in appointments it was
) an extremely handsome affair. The
{ wealth of garden blossoms, foliage and
: woodferns. In the parlor where the
J service was read before deep bay win
: dow the DECORATIONS were all in green
ground for the thick e clusters aaS Of CRasta
! daisies, and high above the mantels and
doors were clusters Of maidenhair ferns
{ tufted thickly in their glossy green
5 beauty. . Half an hour preceding ths
: service Miss Mabel Abbott Of Mime.
I apolis played a select program of bri-
{ dial music. At the appointed hour the
I Ruth Lyman of Excelsior drew tho
I white. satin ribbon which marked the
{ aisle for the bridal party. Little Ruth
) was dressed all in white swiss, with
I dainty white slippers and white sash
{ and bows, and Olive. wore dainty
{ frOck of cream mOusseline de sole with
} sash and bows of pink.
( Miss Wyer entered the parlor alone and
{ was met at the altar by Mr.. Rowe and
) the best man, Everett Rowe of New
) York city. Mr.. Wyer gave his daughter
I away in marriage. Rev. G. L. Mcars of
Z Reno Nevada, a brother-in-law of tho
{ bride read the service and Miss Abbott
I as professional. Miss Wyer wore a
{ beautiful wedding gown Of white nous
: seine de sole over white. silk. The
! shirred skirt was finished at the hem
I with rows of puffed ruching and the
{ bodice had a yoke of pin-tucked chiffon
: with full bertha of Duchesse lace.
I The puffea sleeves had cuffs of the lace
s ribbon. White sweet peas were the
5 BRIDES flowers. Miss Ruth Wyer was
Z / the maid Of honor and she wore a
dress Of pink Powered silk null with a
sash of poplar green ribbons and bows
of the same. Her flowers were pink
q armful. -l..E @
s. After the service reception was
5 held. In the hall and the dining room
I clusters Of fragrant blossoms stood pro-
I fusely about. Sweet peas were in the
{ dining room, and brown-eyed 5usans
I of cat-tails and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs.
{ Rowe left in the afternoon on we'd
) ding tour to Duluth and will make a
! trip Of the lakes and go east for two
I weeks, On their return they will go
s to a handsome new, home which Mr.
q homes will be at 2637 Bryant avenue S.
I after Oct. 1. ~ = f. T.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe Of New
) York, Mrs. Edward Townsend. Mime
I apolis; Ralph Wyer of Red Lake Falls
& Mimi; Malcolm Wyer Of Iowa City
: Iowa, librarian of the University OF
{ Iowa library; Mrs. J. i. Argue and
! Miss Rebecca Hunt of Red Lake Falls
{ were among the out-of town guests.
5 Mrs. Henry Side will entertain the
I younger set at an informal dancing
I party at her home on Park avenue this
s. evening for her guests, Miss Cooper OF
5 Chicago and Miss Pauline Beaver OF
Z Cedar Rapids. ... .~.s. -..@.-.
5 Thursday, Aug. 10, is the day chosen
( by Miss Meta Rees and I. q: Rosen
: stein for their marriage, which will be
) attended by a small family gathering
! Clinton avenue. Miss Rees will be the
( guest of honor at several pretty infor
) NAL social affairs in the next two weeks
I Miss Beryl Blair will entertain or
s Friday, Aug: 4, in honor Of Mrs. G. E
I Miss Irene D. Meyers and Miss Hetty
5 Smitz Of Chicago will be the hono1
I guests at box party given at the Ly
I ceum theater Saturday afternoon by
5 Miss Annette Jeffreys, 1874 E Fifteenth
} street. ~..'.@. 49,. '-....
; The Y. W: G. A. Rowing club of y!
! and Japanese boat Illumination at LAX
I Harriet this evening as farewell TO
{ Miss Alice Stillman Miss Stillmal
) leaves on trip to Colorado the frs
- Of next week. Miss Stillman intend
Z to enter upon postgraduate cours
! at Lake Erie college, at Paynesville
) to the association.
| I Another guest of honor will be Mrs
| I Mary Cook-Lang, for some years coac]
s Of the club.
q Miss Harries and Miss Burton, VIII
were entertained today at luncheon a
! the Minikahda club by Mrs. L. F. Day
( There were eighteen guests.
Mrs. E. S. Woodworth was hostess a
a dinner dance at Minikahda last nigh
5 Buffalo. The decorations were in pin]
and green, and the affair was a very at
!! tractive one. Covers were laid 70
- twenty-six and the table was lavish,
= trimmed with dahlias and ferns
h Tomorrow Miss Burns will be enter
a tanned at luncheon by Miss Marie Hie
q bee of Portland avenue.
Mrs. Stiles RAYMOND Of 3O12 Calhou
81 boulevard and w. E. Bruce are enter
ri tanning q proup of relatives includin
gM Miss Edith Bruce of Montana; Mis-
81 Mabel Miller. Red Wing; Mrs. Mac
M Clagu, Pittsburg; and Mrs. Burleigi
~ Cleveland. A luncheon at Donaldson
# was given in their honor and today the
sea will be entertained at dinner at Day
M toms.
IA A kitchen shower was given .yeste1
Isl day afternoon for Miss Sarah I
H Everett, prospective bride, by nun
FL Der Of her most intimate friends. Mis-
81 Anderson and Miss Clemetson will Ell
I'll terrain at luncheon for the bride-elec
Fl on Saturday.
81 Miss Bessie and Grace Cook gave
81 matinee party in honor Of their guests
II the Misses Luxfordf Miss Ruth Wi
"a cox.
81 The marriage of Miss Marie O'Col
M nell and William D. Shafter took plac
# last night at the home of Mrs. NJ.
n Shafter, 1920 Ninth street S.
"a "A large rece ption was given last ever
RI ing from to 10 in Wesley church pa
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