The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-29


Christ was the scene Of q prettily APP
and Mrs. Edwin ). Hodges, and Charles
g. Davis were married. The church
was deliberately decked with foliage
and moccasin flowers and an arch of
ferns and flowers was arranged above
the altar. Garlands Of smilax were
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Miss Mary E. Lathrop, at the organ,
program as the ushers, Roy Ireland,
Fred Valentine, Cal Clipsell and Harry
Hodges, seated the guests. Will Han
soon and Mr.. Brown sang Calm as
the Night" just before the "Lohen-
grim chorus was sounded, and Miss
Martha Cook sang ,HAdore and Be
Still'' at the close.
Miss Fife Cole, in a gown of laven-
der Persian lawn and holding white
marguerites, was bridesmaid. Mrs. G.
E. Leach, the 1natron Of honor, was
with mechlin lace and held a cluster
of maidenhair ferns. The bride wore
white French organdie inset with val
enciennes lace and carried bride roses.
The bridegroom and his best man,
Frank Waters, met the bride at the
altar, where the service was read by
Rev. G. D. Leach Of Iowa City, Iowa.
A reception followed in the church
parlors which were bright with ferns,
smilax and moccasin flowers. Messrs.
and Mines. Davis, E. j. Hodges, G. P.
Leach and H. E. Glaze assisted in re-
eeiving and frappe was served by
Mildred Haggard. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Glaze Of
Fond du Lac, Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. P. Leach Of Iowa City. .a
| Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left for a short
trip and they will receive after July
Is at their apartment in Mckinley
Court. III
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth M.
Jones, daughter Of W. j. Jones, and DR..
Henry Journeay Wells was quietly
solemnized last evening at the home Of
tho BRIDES father in the Roosevelt
were present. Wistaria blossoms were
the only flowers used in the parlor,
/ where the service was read by Rev.
l.. H. Hallock, and which was lighted
with white tapers. Pink peonies and
wild flowers were in the other rooms.
Miss Anna Dewitt Cook played the
wedding music and P. D. Sherwin sang
Gam as the f Hh go1n before es the
white linen over white silk and trimmed
with rose point lace, and the flowers
were white roses tied with, tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left for trip
over the Great Lakes and they will be
at home at 1916 Park avenue after
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One Of the weddings Of last evening
was that of Miss Madge Ellen Kinney
and John Raueh Of Chicago, which took
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Corydon B. Kinney,
on Colfax avenue S. The mantel was
banked with palms and ferns, and clus,
ters Of marguerites and lilies to form
an altar, and the doorways and windows
were wreathed with smilax. Pink car.
nations were in the dining room, where
cluster Of blossoms tied with green
the basket of flowers that formed the
centerpiece. -
Miss Marion Burt played the wedding
march as the bride and her maid Of
honor, Miss Marie Kinney, entered
Miss Kinney wore Nile-green null Over
cream taffeta, and carried pink rose
buds tied with green tulle. The bride
was in white silk over taffeta anC
trimmed with lace. She carried bride
P. A. Cool, and was followed by al
informal reception. Among the guests
were Mrs. H. Swordfger, Miss Marjorie
Swordfger and Mrs. Myrtle Bucklant
of Northfeld Misses Grace Summer
Daisy Gress, Messrs. G.. T. Northrup ant
Arthur L. LeMesurier of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauch will be at home
at the Hotel Vendome, Chicago, after
Aug. l. 1.# ....a.... ..-.
About fifty relatives and friend
Littlefeld, 1921 Elliot a veneue, las
evening to witness the marriage Of he
daughter, Lura May to F. sAlexande
Stewart. Palms and white peonie
formed an altar and cluster Of flower
Ss Rl1p9 pat tnIq The thf e9ms Ms bF
dial chorus as the bridal couple entered
unattended. The bride wore white sill
null over white silk with tucked yok
and fashioned with lace. Her Shove
bouquet was of lilies Of the valley. Rev
Walter L. Riley Of Detroit, Mimi, rea
nant. Mr.. and Mrs Stewart went ava
for a short trip, and they will be a
home at 1928 Chicago avenue afte
A Aug. 1.
Miss Ella Manda Bergstrom and job
w. Murker were married last evening a
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. O.. G. Bergstrom, 1909 Frankli
; avenue. Rev. George II. Gamble rea
!. the service in the presence Of fit
: guests. Miss Maud Murker was brides
e maid and wore white French lawn an
U carried red roses. Little Cora Westburs
: the flower girl, carried basket Of re
+ and white peonies. White silk mu
u formed the bridal gown and the bouque
y was Of bride roses. Miss Emma Berg
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