The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

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Friendships of women are
cushions wherein they stick their
pins. Anonymous.
The marriage of Miss Jessie McMil-
Ian and DR.. Walter J.. Mareley of Rut-
this morning at the home of the bride s
brother, E. L. Mcmillan, in Princeton,
MINI. Only the immediate relatives
were present at the service which was
read by Rev. w. P. Angel. The
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Phoebe
Mcmillan of Minneapolis. Mrs Nc
MILAN and Mrs. Fl. E. Carpenter will
give an informal reception, this even
ing for Dr.. and Mrs. Marcley, at the
street Sc. Dr.. and Mrs. Marcley will
leave on the late train for the east, and
they will be at home in Rutland, Mass,
after Nov. l.
Only. the immediate relatives were
present at the marriage of Miss Caro-
line Gold, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
s: Gold, and Byron Harris, which took
place last evening at the home, of the
bridegroom parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: A: Harris. on Clinton avenue: Miss
march as the bride and her maid Of
honor, Miss Helen Trussell, entered
chiffon clif over S2e' white silk and carried
a great cluster of ferns tied with shaded
green tulle. The bride walked with her
father. Her gown was of white crepe
de chine trimmed with rose point lace
She wore veil and carried white
prayerbook. Stephen G.. Harris was
hoct ooI Tho corxyioo rpaH nv
Rev. Irving P. Johnson.
The decorations were charming ano
green and white were the only colors
used. Palms and ferns and tall white
lilies were in the parlor and clusters OF
white roses adorned the second room
A basket of bride roses with a great
bow Of tulle on the handle formed the
centerpiece in the dining room and roses
were also on the sideboard and buffe
The wide porch was bright with scarlet
peoples.
lowed the service. Mr.. Harris and his
bride were aided in receiving by Messrs
and Mines. Harris, Gold and Mrs. Franz
Gold Misses Mabel Thompson, Isabelle
Browne, Grace Gerrish and Lavina San
born assisted thru the rooms. A string
orchestra played as the guests came am
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris went away on
trip and they will be at home afte
Oct. l, at 2417 Emerson avenue S.. Mrs
Harris travelling gown was OF blu
panama cloth with hat to- match.
Miss Lutte Greenfield and Fenimor
Van Booskirk were married last eve
ming at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Greenfield, OF
Grand avenue. About seventy,,fiv
guests witnessed the service, whicl
was read by Rev. A. T. Fowler TIL
rooms were decorated with profusio1
of flowers and ferns. A wedding bel
the improvised floral altar, and tn
mantel was banked with palms and by
drangeas Mrs. Harry W. Jones playe
j., the wedding march. and Mrs. Cheste
4 H. Kinnard sang "Anthem Of Love
l Just before the ribbons were stretched
by Miss Emily Greenfield, Mines
George Bromley, Kinnard and j.. Va
Booskirk. The bride wore banzai sill
trimmed with lace and her flowers wer
field, Mrs. O. H. Van Booskirk, Mrs
j. H. Van Booskirk and the Misses Va
Booskirk assisted in receiving at tn
informal reception that followed tn
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Booskirk will b
at home after Oct 1 in the Arcols
Twelfth street and Second avenue s.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Woerner, on Calhoun boulevard, wa
the scene of pretty wedding last eve
ming, when their daughter Julia an
=. George H. Grouse were married. Th
}: with garden flowers, the = hall wa
banked with golden glow and the lily
: ing room, where the service was reat
!; was in white and green. Miss Lillia
u Woerner and Frank Satterlee street.-the
' the white ribbons as Mrs. Henry Woe
Z; ner, Jr., sounded the "Lohengrin' br
> dial chorus. Miss Marie Woerner we
n her sisters maid of honor and lit
), Esther Hopper, in fnpck Of whit
J.. point d'esprit, scattered flowers in tt
:; BRIDES path. The bride entered wit
:. = her father and her gown was of whit
> silk null. Mr.. Grouse and his be-
coming before the floral altar and tt
!. Mrs. john Kay s. Sang Hoh, :" Promi
Me- and Miss Harriet, Forbes "Sin,
$. Thou Art Mine.' Mr. and Mrs. Crou
I went to Chicago and Milwaukee for
s. short trip. The bride g going avs
gown was of green cloth and the h
was to match. The out-of-town CUES
at the wedding were Mrs. R. Crou
and Miss Jennie Grouse.
$, Among the weddings of last event,
tt was that Of Miss Sarah Vowel Bresl
e. and Sidney B. Adner, which was solel
e. nized> at the home Of the brides pa
~ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Bresk
n. on First avenue s. A canopy, of fer
H. and vines was arranged above t
IS. bank of palms and blossoms and pl
C; fusion Of flowers and vines were us
C: thru the rooms. Miss Minnie Shapi
d. played the "Lohengrin'' chorus a.
II. also sang FSince Thou Art Mine"
the close Of the service, which W
read by Rabbi s. NJ. Deinard, assist
ri, by Rabbi NJ. Silber. Miss Franc
Bresky, the maid of honor, wore. VIII
c: organdie trimmed with valencienr
nd lace. Miss Eleanor Bresky the brid
IT. maid; was in silk null, and the lit
X K, ringbearer, Margaret Barrett, wore
e. lace frock and carried the ring in
u.s. basket Of marguerites. The bride We
IS an imported lace robe over chiffon a
IL taffeta. Her. veil was Of tulle and /