The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-28
"The more idle a. woman's hand
the more occupied her heart
-Dubay.

"The more idle a. woman's hand
4 the more occupied her heart I
-Dubay.
Items for the sunday JournaI
should be at the journal office by I |
pm. on Saturday, and should be signed
to shaow that they are authorized.
Louis Laramee announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Aimee, to
Donald Edwin Haynes.
Inc engagement was announced to a
group of girl friends of Miss Laramee
this afternoon at an informal gathering
at the home Of Mrs. L. A. Laramie in
Kenwood. About fifteen were present |
and when luncheon was announced and |
the strains Of the wedding march
sounded thru the room suspicious were
aroused. The suspicion grew into GER
talnty when Miss Laramee s place was
ratlons were all in white and lavender,
and carnations and asters were used.
The wedding of Miss Laramee and
Mr.. Haynes will take place some time
early in November. |
The marriage of Miss Florence Bon
ness and DR.. William Allan Game Of
Saltwater took place last evening at the
home Of the BRIDES parents on Fourth
street Sc. The decorations were unusu-
ally pretty, a separate color scheme be-
ing deliberately carried out in each
room. In the reception hall smilax was
wound around the stair-rail and newell
ket of yellow dahlias. Pink and white
were combined in the living and draw
ing rooms, asters and roses blending
with smilax with artistic effect. The
altar before which the ceremony was
performed was built of ferns, and above
it hung canopy of smilax starred with
asters. Red roses and ferns were used
centerpiece basket of roses sur
| rounded by tapers.
Rev. M. D. Shutter read the service
at s clock, in the presence Of seventy
five guests Miss Edna Barden of st.
Paul played the wedding music. The
| bride IS gown was of white trimmed with
duchess lace and her flowers were bride
| roses. Her attendants, were Miss Ma
| bel Bonness, maid of honor, and Mrs.
Frank Reid, matron of honor. Miss
BOnness was in pink. Japanese silk. Mrs.
Reid wore pink and white silk null.
Both carried pink and white roses.
! Charles Clewell of Saltwater was best
| man. g.
At the reception following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Game were assisted
by Mrs. Reid, Mrs. M. H. Caine and F.
W. Bonness, the father of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Game left for wedding trip
and they will be at home in Saltwater
after Nov. /.
Among the weddings Of last evening
was that of Miss Elva McKusic and
Walter H. Campbell, which took place
in St. Paul s church. The service was
read by Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and foliage, the altar being
banked with palms and adorned with
clusters of white asters and roses. The
and the white ribbons drawn at the en-
trance Of the bridal party were twined
with trailing vines. Miss Agnes Nc
Kusick was maid of honor. Little Ruth
Wilson, niece of the bride, preceded her,
carrying a basket Of white asters and
rose petals, Misses Ethel Simmons, Jes-
sic Fawcett and Hattie Campbell were
the three bridesmaids, and George
Campbell was best man. The ushers
were J. G. Bran, N. M. Barnes, Will
Russell, Walter Wilson, Paul johnson
and DR.. Robert Campbell. ..
Miss Mabel Hoyt and Arthur Law
renee Cahaley were married last eve
ming in the Friends II meeting house,
Rev. William Penn Angel Of :Muncie,
Ind, officiating. About two hundred
and fifty guests were present, and the
church was decorated with palms and
asters.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Ethel
May Pearson and Leon Brooks gave
number of songs, and Miss Genevieye
Hill played the nuptial music. The
| was attended by Miss S. Olivia Hoyt
as maid of honor. Miss Hoyt was
gowned in white brussels net with
trimmings of real lace: She. carried
Misses Edyth Hoyt and Edithe Arnold
who were in pink and white net over
white silk. Harry E. Case was best
: man and the ushers were Ezra K: Sm1th
George Upton Hill, LIE Roy Gill anc
d George Metzger. The brides uncle
John E.: Jay, gave her IN marriage
held in the church, and Mr.. and Mrs
Cahaley we're assisted in receiving b.
!. Mrs. Alice Bellin, Misses Lena Flaten
Eta Weiskopf and Harriet Dean. Late
70 a. wedding supper was served 70 IN
% bridal party and the family, at tn
K home of the BRIDES mother on lrv1n|
T. 4, with pink, white and green, and PM
II roses and tapers were the table deco
IN Mr. and Mrs. Cahaley left for a shor
to trip, and after Nov. l, they will be
> home at 1857 Irving avenue 5. Amon
as the out-of-towr guests were Mrs. =. w
at Cahalev. Mr.. and Mrs W.P. Angel an
f. Miss Annabelle Angel Of Muncle, Ind.
ii Mrs. G. w. Terrell and Miss Nors lei
in rell Of Des Moines, Iowa. Y
IN A quiet wedding was solemnlzed a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. T.. Fran
$, els, Osceola, Wis, yesterday, when thel
Is daughter Olive, and George D. Crocke
he of Minneapolis were married. The ce1
ne emonv was performed by Rev. J. W
a. Carter of Owatonna in the presence o
'e the near relatives. The house wa
Il beautifully decorated with ferns and as
tiers. Mr.. and Mrs. Croker left in tn
=. afternoon for Minneapolis, where the
it, will be at home, after Nov. l, at 81
IL Tenth avenue S.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Tillson entel
{; tanned Saturday evening at their HON
10 on Dupont avenue N, in honor of tn
st twentieth birthday anniversary of En-
ee'' O. Rocket, who is one of the younges
w carriers in the postal service. Rose
4; and carnations formed effective decorf
% - lions for the rooms, and the verand
!; !: !: Dr. l ,v0Tl's