The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
IA woman laughs when she can
and weeps when she will. 49,
Proverb.

! IA woman laughs when she can i
and weeps when she will. - |
Proverb. LII
The wedding Of Miss Edna M. Black
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. |
Blackman, and Charles Brindmore was
solemnized last evening at the home of
the bride g parents, 1920 Sixth street 8.
Richly colored autumn foliage was used
turnout the rooms, and the service was
read by Rev. G. H. Gamble in bower
built Of foliage in the parlor. Palms
were on either side and from the center
Of the arch hung a wedding bell Of
smilax and ferns. Bright roses relieved
the masses of green, and in the living
room We're pansies and carnations. The
nounced by the strains Of the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin, played by
Miss Lucy Nelson, who also furnished a
Of the vows. After the ceremony F. L.
Dice sang, ooh, Happy Day The
bridal party was vas led by the maid Of
h honor Miss Lillian liz Bla @!a and the
followed by the flower girl, little Eliza
beth Nordholm, who carried large
basket of roses and strewed the petals
in the path Of the bride. The bride,
who entered with the bridegroom, was
gowned in cream silk batiste with yoke
and bertha of real lace, and carried a
honor wore pink silk null with trim
mings of valenciennes lace and girdle
of rose pink silk. Her flowers were pink
rnations. After the service the young
couple were assisted in receiving the
seventy-fve guests by Mr.. and Mrs. f.
B. Blackman, Mrs. B. Stebbins and Mrs.
William Nordholm. U.s. :t.-s 80. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brindmore will not take
their wedding trip until later, but will
receive formally after Jan. l, at 1927
Fourteenth avenue S.. Mr.. Brindmore
is the son of j. G. Brindmore, of Chi
cago, and is assistant cashier in the
journal office.
The marriage of Miss Florence Camp
bell and DR.. Don Rider took place last
evening at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Campbell,
272S First avenue s.. About fifty five
relatives and near friends gathered to
witness the service, which was read by
Rev. A. B. Tillinghast. Miss Josephine
Foster was at the piano and played the
"Lohengrin bridal chorus as a pro.
cessional and "Hearts and Flowers !"
reading Of the, vows. Miss Blanche
Edgerton, the maid of honor, wore
white net -ruffed and trimmed with
lace, over slip Of pink silk, and car
ried pink roses The bride was in
white Persian silk fashioned with Va
lenciennes lace and accordion pleat-
ings and her flowers were bride roses.
DR.. Rider was attended by his brother,
Rev: William Rider. The service was
ferns, relieved with clusters of pink
carnations, and the lights were shaded
in pink. In the dining room and living
room yellow and white, the colors Of
the BRIDES sorority, Gamma MI SPi,
were carried out with chrysanthemums
against q background Of gay autumn
1 leaves. The Misses Emily and AIDE.
: Iaide Crosby and Miss Florence wright
! assisted in the dining room DR.. Rider
wedding trip and they will be at
home after Nov. Is at 3408 Fifth ave
nue. S. Mrs. Riders going-away gown
was Of green broadcloth with a hat to
match. .~. - e.. ?. In. 81
Miss Lillian Bryant and Frank Err
KEEL were married at $3.50 o CLOCK last
evening at the home Of the brides par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant, .707
five guests witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. G: J.
, Morrill,. The fireplace was banked with
r flowers and foliage and a wedding bell
was suspended amid the dropping fol
iage over the mantel. Foliage and Gsmi
lax were used in profusion thru the
rooms, making an attractive setting fol
IL clusters of white chrysanthemums anc
!, pink and white carnations. The bride
: wore white silk null over taffeta ant
i carried bride roses and lilies. She wa
attended by Miss Edith Erkel, sister Q:
:, the bridegroom, who wore white sill
> null over green and carried bouque
. of white chrysanthemums and ferns
), Little Mildred Bryant as flower cir
4 carried a basket Of carnations. TIL
u u best man was Ernest Hail. A recep
tion followed the ceremony and Mr.: an
Mrs. Erkel were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bryant an
Mrs. S. A. Erkel. Supper was serve
in the dining room, which was decorate
= with foliage and clusters of chrysanthe
= NUNS. The young couple left last eve
ming for bridal trip, and after Det
v they will receive at Main and sixt
W streets NE. II.
= Among the weddings Of yesterda
, was that of Miss Maude L. Tabor an
took place at 4 O'Clock at the HON
of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. G. Cameron
r 9OS Fifth street N. The rooms wer
q decorated with carnations and rose
q and pretty color scheme Of red an
: pink was carried. out. The bride wor
/ a handsome travelling gown of re
l., henrietta cloth. Mr., Dodge is the stat
t correspondent Of Vermont for the Oh
&! cago American and is also connecte
n with one Of the Burlington daily .ps
e. pers. He took his bride on weddin
# tour to Chicago, Niagara Falls, TX
|. ronto and other eastern cities The
IS will reside in Vermont.
> @diss Mabel Stanford and Roma
Burke Of Mortified were marie
> Tuesday morning in st. Charles churcc1
Z Rev. Father Cleary read the servit
- and only the immediate relatives wei
"a present. The bride was attended b
h Miss Rose Thelan Of st. Paul and A
bert Horskorta was best man. Aft.
r the ceremony wedding breakfast W;
e. served at the home Of the bride
h cousin, Mrs. Frank Model, 1404
Nineteenth street. The rooms were mao
to bright with flowers and foliage and