The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-08

sMllININEAFSI.LL4 JOORINA
piece Of flowers. Misses Josephine John
son, Emma n Nelson Emily Johnson,
Hilma Johnson, Hulda Bjork and
Phoebe Estberg assisted in the dining
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergquist went away
for a trip and on their return they will |
spend the summer at the lake.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Huestis was the scene of prettily APP
pointed wedding last evening, when
came the bride Of DR.. Charles j. Wal
lace of Chippewa Falls, Wis. Southern
smilax wreathed the doorways and
arches and bower of oak leaves and
ferns was arranged in the parlor, where
the bridal couple stood beneath bell
of snowballs and ferns. Carnations
ing room was in red, with peonies to
furnish the desired color scheme.
The Misses Cora Huestis and Ruth
Tallant stretched the white ribbons to
form an aisle as an orchestra played
the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin. y
Margaret Hudnail, the flower girl,
who wore a white frock and carried a
basket of white roses. The bride IS 4
gown was of white crepe de chine over
taffeta, with yoke and cuffs of oriental
lace. Her flowers were bride roses.
Rev. w. B. Riley read the service to
ESpring Song A reception followed
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace were assisted
in receiving by DR.: and Mrs. O. M.
Huestis and Mrs. Margaret Keith Of
New Brunswick, Canada. Thes out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
B. Keith Of Sioux City; Mr.. and Mrs.
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garet of Superior, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Viii Willkowski of Faribault, and
| Frank Wallace of lola, Wis.
DR.. Wallace and his bride went away
for a short trip and they will be at
home at Chippewa Falls after July Is.
Miss Myra Edna Leighton, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. William Leighton, and
Emmanuel Richard Karlen were mar
ried last evening in Pilgrim church,
which was decorated with palms and
ferns. Miss Richard played the "Loh;
and Mendelssohn s wedding march as
the bridal party left the church. Miss
Mary Karlen, the bridesmaid, wore
cream silk null and carried pink roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Lulu Leighton,
was in blue silk null over blue taffeta
and her flowers were also pink roses.
The little flower girl, Vera Leighton,
was in white and her basket was filed
wit III rose petals. The bride wore white
was caught with a bride rose and knot
of smilax and her flowers were bride
|roses. James Quint was best man and
the service was read by Rev. F. A. Sum-
ner. t.=. ... .a.,.
A reception followed at the Leighton
residence on Seventeenth avenue N. Red
roses and ferns frightened the rooms
and in the dining room basket of red
roses was in the center of the table.
Red ribbons and smilax were draped
from the chandelier to the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton and Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Leighton received with
the bridal couple, and assisting thru the
rooms were Miss. Mabel Bradley and
Howard Bradley of Hudson, Wis, and
Miss Bertha Jensen of Brown,ton. There
: were 100 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Karlen will receive at
1914 Fremont avenue N after July l.
The wedding of Miss Georgia Hal
/ and Chester Arthur Loucks Of Seattle
) will take place next Wednesday. Miss
, Hall is the daughter of Mrs. William
Hall. Mr.. Loucks formerly resided il
: Minneapolis. ,se u. .
A wedding that will bring a bride
] to Minneapolis will take place Wednes
: day in St. Stephens church, Paynes
. vile, Mimi, when Miss Bertha Payn
= and Frank Elbridge Bugbie will be mar
: ried. The bride IS s the daughter Of Mrs V
:: A. E. Payne. : 49, III ~ .5 -.
= Miss .Fabiola lie Brunn and Chester R
McCracken will be married Wednesda,
q evening at the home Of the bridegroom
}. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. McCracken
g 1922 Harriet avenue. @rs~-.s. ..-t1
Mrs. Russell Spicer Of Willmar, MINI
=, entertained at luncheon this Afternoon
at the home of her mother, Mrs. G. A
: Moore, on the East Side, for Miss Grac
u Trask. The guests were the member
: 4 Of the bridal party. Margueriites fu1
i nished a pretty centerpiece and clus
q ter of blossoms tied with tulle was a
= Miss Trask's place. Mrs. Spicer wi
- remain in the city until after the wee
" " ding of Miss Trask and Mr.. Klein, an
- Mr.. Spicer will join her next week.
= Miss Hildred Anderson entertained
4 few of her friends, at luncheon
o;- Wednesday, at her home on the Mort r
= Side. Misses Lily Shadewald and E
20 Their Lonquist assisted the hostees
20 Music was furnished by Miss German
q. Wood and Amy preston. -----
70 Mrs. G. J. Hopp entertained at he
ID home, $500 Jackson street NE, Iuesda
n evening in honor of Miss Essie Dlcke::
- whose marriage to Edward Mason, wi
20 take splace this month. A ishpon
Ii from which the guests fished for the
al fortunes, and guessing contests were tt
1v amusements Miss Dickey was sho1
le cred with parcels by the twenty guest
TX ..t
in The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ia
es madge at Hamline has been the sce1
ct of a recent series Of enjoyable gathee
te ings which began Wednesday,, May J
he with the afternoon entertainment of Il
a Hamline ladies by Mines. Talmadge al
as Burrows. On Saturday afternoon Miss
nd Ethel Tallmadge and Viola Ellison ]
he ceived large circle of friends, while
as Monday and Tuesday evenings Mr.. a.
rs Mrs Tallmadge entertained a group
Minneapolis friends. An original poe
ne contest created much merriment, a.
he prizes for excellence of verse we
tie awarded to Mrs. J. G. Rogers, Mrs. s..
W. Bowler, A. F. Bruchholz and G.
Of Briggs. Prizes in the guessing conte!
le- were won by Miss Cora Montgome,
It'll Miss Louise Fowble, Miss Bessie Lift
lal field, G.. W. Critteh and Mrs. G.
ect Briggs.
me Zts .v
it'll The wedding Of Miss Efie Hugh
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