The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-01


In the bank of palms, ferns and vines /,
which filed the front of the church !
white marguerites and .peonles were ef-
fectively arranged The ushers were
DR.. J: Mathews, Dr.. Edward ); Clark,
and DR.. Will Braasch and DR.. Olin w.
Rowe of Towner, n. D., was best man.
The bridesmaids, Misses Lulu McCabe !,
and Ana Moe of Beloit, Wis, wore
white net over white silk and carried
margueritess;1 The matr @ OF n 5on q
wore white chiffon over white silk,
fashioned with rose point lace, and she
also carried marguerites. The bridal
gown was of lace applique over chiffon
and taffeta. The bride wore Vel ana
carried white prayer book. Inc two
little flower girls, Mildred Brouse ana
Gertrude Grant were In frocks OF waite
Miss Anna Dewitt Cook was at the
organ and played the 'sLohsen1grln
chorus for the proc essional, "The Ev-
ening Starr from "Tannhauser' dur
ing the reading OF the service wee 4y pr;
march as the bridal party LETT. the
| church. 49,, =. 81
A reception for the relatives and a
small group Of near friends followed at
the McCabe residence, where peonles,
marguerites and foliage carried S;t out toe
T Trvine, the U,'' bridegroom $ mother, re-
ceived with the bridal couple and Mr..
and Mrs McCabe and Misses Lulu Nc
Cabe and Moe aided in the, dining.
room, The guests Included groq1R, OF
ort-of-t2wn relatiyesi Mrs. Geo rye G MrS
George H. McCabe Of Grafton, y. D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe and Mr.;
and Mrs Milton McCabe Of Duluth and
DR.. W. s. McCabe Of Beloit, Wis.
DR.. and Mrs. Irvine went away for
s ff'p bne voa snI hat ' Of fo
liage.
The wedding of Miss Agnes Albee
Griswold, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert w. Griswold, and Chester Haines
1<innard took place last evening in Cal
vary Baptist church. Palms and ferns
were effectively arranged to form a
background for the bridal party. The
ushers were DR.. Frederick A. Erb, DR..
Walter S. Lafans, Roy Cooley and Oscar
B. Kinnard. Mr. and Mrs Carlyle Scott
played the "Lohengrin' chorus on VIC,
lin and piano as the bride entered, and
they gave Schumann g ''Iraumerel as
1 an Accompaniment for the service, and
then played the Mendelssohn march as
! a occasional.
The bridesmaids, Misses Loil Tenant
and Blanche Kinnard, wore white Jap
anese silk deliberately fashioned with
valenciennes lace. Their giirdles were
of green silk and they carried clusters
of maidenhair ferns Miss Bertha Kin
nard, the maid of honor, was III Powered
silk null over white. Her girdle was OF
pink and she carried pink roses. The
bride entered with her father. She
wore white crepe de chine made princess
fashion, and worn over white taHeta
. slip. The yoke and cuffs were Of real
NH Wi
lilies of the valley and the bouquet was
- Of the same flowers. -
. Mr.. Kinnard and his best man, Earl
G. Griswold, waited the coming OF the
Y bride at the altar. The service was read
/ by Rev. Arthur T. Fowler and was fol,
home on Harriet avenue. Bright spring
blossoms, honeysuckles, snoWballs and
lilacs were used in profusion in the par
lors and red peonies were in Japanese
basket in the dining room, where the ia
/ Bile was lighted with red-shaded tapers
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold and Mr.; and Mrs
o. B. Kinnard received with the bridal
(. couple, and assisting thru the rooms
were Misses Frances Thayer, Annie Lau
RE Lewis, Daphne Murray, Mabe
Thomnson and Grace Garrish. Mrs
Margaret Cribb and daughter Of Mil
I Waukee were among the out Of toWr
guests. -
r. s.
trim. and Mrs. KinrIard g travelling goWr
was Of gray broadcloth with hat *
r match. They will be at home at 365z
II Blaisdell avenue after Sept. L.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sill
lowav on Dupont avenue s was the
L., scene of pretty wedding last evening
when their daughter, Mary Rutll, an1
Herbert Gardner Were marrlea. An ; al
clusters Of bride roses had been ar
A. ranged in the parlor, and on either sid'
V, wall rockets held trailing vines. Amer
lean Beauty roses sounded deepe:
C, color note in the reception room. am
white and green were used again II
- roses and foliage was in the center o
the table, More roses and ferns wer
on the sideboard and mantel.
L Miss Maud Silloway was at the plan
Il and PLAYED the "Lohengrin' chorus a
Is, the bride entered with her father. Sh
sh was met at the altar by Mr., Gardne
nd and his best man, Edward Gardner. TIL
II maid Of honor, Miss Rena silloway, wa
is Is in green silk tissue over white taffet
no and she. carried pink roses. The brides
i Fe maids, Misses Annie Collins and Sara
er, Silloway, were in white silk and thei
ar flowers were dark red roses. The brj
a a dial gown was Of white crepe de chin
" over white Jducla liz ShIIG anu pOt
y; ice were both shirred and the bodic
i had a yoke Of real lace. The bouque
ID was Of bride roses.
m About seventy guests witnessed tn
s." service which was read bY Rev. P. 4
erS Cool, assisted by Rev. George E. Sill
Y way Of Evelleth Mimi, the bride
=. man IS t"sfHeimweh'' as an accompan
ment and later gave a Brahms numbe
The bridal couple were assisted in r,
ceiving at the informal reception thu
followed by Mr.. and Mrs Silloway an
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Gardner. Mise
Elizabeth Gardner and Katherine Dill
BILE aided in the diningroom. Anon
=. the out of town guests were Mr.. an
y Mrs. L. II. Sillowav, Evansville, Wis
Frank Silloway. Minot, N D.; Mr.
= Marie Jaynes. Yonkers, N. Y. and M
. and Mrs. G. Fl. Newton, Fargo N
. Mr.. Gardner and his bride left for
trip to New York. and they will recei,
f. after Aug. /, at 2706 Dupont avenue
- Mrs. Gardner s travelling gown was
dark blue panama wolfe, and her hs
8. was to match.
At a luncheon given by. Mrs. Addist
:. Woolsey Bronson at her home on Nor
II Perry street, Titusville, Pa, yesterda
81 the engagements announced Of Mi
Alfredo Bronson, daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. Alfred II. Bronson Of that CITY.
Richard Ella Woodwork Of Minneap