The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-15
Ernest Dray read the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailie will be at home in ST. Paul
on their return from an eastern trip.

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IN their return from an eastern trip.
Miss Emmey Isadore Ericsson and
Justus Emanuel Krafve were married
last evening in Augustana church, which
was decorated with snowballs and ferns.
The Nightingale quartet sang the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin and Miss
Mathilda Skoglund played "The Eve
ming STAR as an accompaniment to
Carl j. Petri. The ushers were William
Krafve, Carl Carlson, Arthur Petri and
Luther Petri. Hugo Holmes was best
man. Little Lula and Ruth Petri
stretched the ribbons and Marion and
Esther Petri were flower girls, and car
ried baskets of white carnations and
ferns. The four bridesmaids, Misses Ruth
Ericsson, Bertha Ericsson, Freda Nelson
and Bertha Petri, were goWned alike in
pale green mousseline de sole, and their
flowers were peonies. Miss Edna Eric !
son, the maid of honor, wore white net
over pink silk and held pink carnations.
Persian lawn formed the bridal gown, |
which was deliberately trimmed with |
lace. The veil was Of tulle and the |
bouquet of bride roses.
There was reception for eighty five
guests after the service at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Mathilda
and branches of oak leaves were the
decorations in the parlor and the dim
ing room had peonies and ferns. The
members of the Nightingale quartet,
Misses Mabel Linder, Alvida Eklund,
Matilda Mosher and Mamie Elstrom,
aided in the dining room and Mrs. HUI
da Larson assisted in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krafve left on the eve
ming train for Chicago. They will be
- L oo+ yvan n fnr
Aug. l.
A quiet wedding of yesterday was
that Of Miss Anna NJ. Anderson and
John G.. Granberg, which took place at
the home of the bride, POOL Twenty-sec-
ond avenue S, at 5 clock. Miss Elsie
Anderson was maid of honor and Miss
Albertina Granberg was bridesmaid.
Both wore white. Little Vera Sanberg
was flower girl and wore white frock
and carried a basket of sweet peas. The
bride wore white French lawn, trimmed
with lace, and carried American Beauty
roses. Leonard Granberg was best man.
The bridal party entered as the Men
delssohn march was played by George
Jacob Smith. Rev. G. II. Gamble read
the service in the presence OF the I'M
mediate relatives and a few friends.
The decorations were in palms, ferns,
was in the dining room. where we'd
ding supper was served to the thirty
guests.
Among the weddings of yesterday
was of Miss Ida Marie Victoria Pro-
vost, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Provost, and DR.. Samuel D. Coffin,
| which took place in Notre Dame de
Lourdes church. Miss Lillian Provost
Toffn no a
ttendants The bridesmaid wore light
green silk null and carried white car
nations. The bride was in champagne
mousseline de sole, trimmed with lace
and chiffon, and her flowers were bride
roses. Rev. Father Andre read the serv-
ice, which was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the Provost home, l5o
| Seventh avenue Sc. Pink and white
roses decorated the table.
DR.. Coffin and his bride will be at
home in Seattle after Aug. l.
Miss Phoebe Ola LeBrunn, daughter
of M. x. LeBrunn, and Chester Roach
McCracken were married last evening
at the home Of the bridegroom s pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. McCracken
on Harriet avenue. About seventy-fVt
relatives and friends gathered to wit
ness the service which was read by Rev
"A VI. u
4 Kenzie played the bridal music. Tn
bridesmaids were Misses Ann Lou Nc
i Cricken and Julia LeBrunn, and the,
wore white dotted Swiss with plnl
girdles and carried pink peonies. IN,
bride was in white chiffon tatfeta witt
valenciences lace yoke and her bon
quet was Of white, peonies. The room
peonies and white carnations effectivel,
} arranged with ferns. At the reception
. after the service Misses Mabel an
, Phoebe Kirkland and Anne LeBrqn1
assisted thru the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs
McCracken went away for a short trl
| and they will be at home at 30l2 Ha1
. riet avenue after July Is.
The marriage of Miss Edna Yer
Overmire and Arthur Carlyle Weiss wa
. solemnized at $3.50 o'clock last evenin
at the home of the bride s mother. Mrs
Matte j. Overmire on Fifth avenue 5
!, Palms and ferns with a profuslon o
thru the rooms. Only tn immediat
relatives witnessed the service, whic
was read by Rev. John II. Miller. Fo
| lowing the "Lohengrin chorus Mis-
Genevieve Hill played cloves OF
Sweet Song' as an accompaniment t
the service. Miss Alma Stoddart wa
! bridesmaid and Roy E. Weiss OF S; Al
l thony Park, best man. Miss StoddaI
3 wore pink crepe Gle chine over pink sill
and carried an arm bouquet of rose
| The bride was gowned in white Par
!, muslin over silk, and carried lilies c
the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss left fc
an extended trip east and they will II
r ceive after Aug Is at $50 Seventeen
e avenue N.
g The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y
;. Kaley in Hamline was the scene of
= pretty wedding Yesterday when the
9 daughter Miss Maude Gleason and
q married, Roses and foliage decorate
:, the parlor and hall and daisies were
: the dining room. Miss Julia Elmt
;; sang tn nuptial hymn and Misses Dol
=, Schaettgen and Rose Schaettgen playe
q the wedding march on violin and plan
5 The six little ribbon bearers Jes
e garet' Harrison, Gertrude Smith. al
/ Jessie McMullin, were members of tt
$ brides Sunday school class. Miss Be
h sic Wieland, the maid of honor wo
It white trimmed with lace. The bride w
g in white silk null with lace trimmin
e and her flowers were bride roses. Re
d George n. Makeley read the servi
vt which was witnessed by seventyfi'
e guests. An informal reception followe
d Assisting in the dining room we
d Misses Jessie Campbell. Hazel Murph
2, RYAN. The out.of-town guests we
> Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Wieland. Walt
le and Bessie Wieland and Mrs. N. H.
gersol of Brainerd; Mrs. G. E. NJ
Mullen and daughter. Bessie, Dulut
- r. B. Wick and Misses Krista, Mart
II and Dora Wick from jackson; NJ
K Ober, Pipestone: and F. 0. Leonal