The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-21
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Mr.; and Mrs. Charles NJ. Harrington
| issued the invitations yesterday for the
marriage Of their daughter, Laura Belle
will be a large and brilliant affair. and
| will take place in st. Marks pro-ca-
thedral Wednesday evening, Oct. II, at
o'clock: A reception will follow at
nue.. * a.. : .--~.
Miss Harrington will be attended by.
| bevy of young women. Miss Eda Shu1l
will be maid of honor and the brides
maids will be Misses Helen Partridge,
Margaret Welles, Grace Mathewson,
gar Pierson will be Mr.. Hudson IS best
1 man and Charles Ireys, Horace Lowry,
Harry G. Seldom, Charles Fisher Hep
burn, ohm Harrison of Louisville, KY,
John Donaldson Of Boston, Charles Hef-
felfnger and John Bovey will be the.
| ushers. /: 49,. -. .11.s:. T. AZ
The young people will be in a whirl
Of gaiety until the week of the we'd
ding, for there is at least one affair
for every day. Tomorrow Mrs. Hovey
Clarke will gave a luncheon for Miss
Harrington: Monday evening Miss Mar
party, Tuesday Miss Mathewson will
entertain at an afternoon affair and in
the evening Mrs. Albert Harm ton will
give a family dinner. Wednesday Miss
Bertha Hudson will give a luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Heffelfnger has invita- tions
out for dinner for Thursday. Friday
on Saturday Horace Lowry will be host
4 at dinner. ..,>. .,.4.-.. .. -
}oct.- 2, Howard Commons will give a
theater party and a supper at the Min
neapolis1 club. Tuesday, Mrs; Charles
aspsH adsRSSn 0 T the %sdSn
day of Miss Susanne Fletcher and Cap
tain Cole. Mrs. George Bagley will en-
terrain at dinner the following Thurs;
day. Miss Shull will give the bridal
viii end Saturday., Oct; 7, with the
dinner for the maid of honor and the
bridesmaids at the Harrington resi-;
dence, and one for the men of the bridal
party at the Minneapolis club.
Mr.. and MRS. E. F. Pabody will send
out the invitations this week for the
Ward Hoskins Burton, which will take
place Tuesday evening, Oct: 10, at 8
o 'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Pabody and
their family are still at Minnetonka,
! so the wedding will take place at the
home of the BRIDES cousins, DR.. and
Mrs. David Owen Thomas, $40 Ridge
l wood avenue. e
| The marriage Of Miss Lillian May
Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred T. Williams, and Albert Gluck
was solemnized last evening in ST.
Paul's church. Rev. Theodore Payne
Thurston read the service in the pres
ence of about 500 guests. Miss An
ME Laurie Lewis presided. at the or
! emo; and the BRIDAL chorus from 10
hengrin'' as professional. During
the reading of the vows Miss Lewis
gave Liszt's "Dream of Love- ant
the Mendelssohn wedding march was
| played for the occasional. The church
was decorated with palms and clusters
of Japanese lilies. .- :. 49,
chiffon made over white silk ant
trimmed with rose point lace: Sh'
wore long tulle veil and carried {
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley
Miss Edna Williams was her sister Z
maid Of honor and wore white and car
II ried an armful Of pink roses. The thre'
~ bridesmaids were the Misses Evely1
= t Perkins, Margaret Merrick Of st. Pau
and Bertha: Lyons. They were gownet
alike in pale-green silk muslin and car
RED white asters. Fred Williams wa
% Bruce, Wilbur Thayer and Arthu
Strachauer acted as ushers.
y A reception followed at the nom
a. of the bride g parents, on Hennepil
g. avenue, to which about 100 guests wer
J. invited. White asters and ferns wer
" used thru the parlors with charming
IT, effect. The dining room was decorate
~ = with SALIVA and red tapers. Assistin
et about the rooms were Mines: Georg
~ - Stricken, G. B. Lyon, Louis Than an
80 Miss Nellie Waite: 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Gluck will be at HON
at 1874 Irving avenue S after Nov. /.
" Among the weddings, Of last evenin
nj was that of Miss Birdella Elizabeth M
aya Cullough and Henry Loomis fowler
he. which took place at the home of tn
ne brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McCu
Tough, 31OS Co1fax avenue s. Autumn
leaves with bright garden flowers, az
tiers and goldenrod; made charmin
decoration thru the rooms. Mrs. job
he Briggs of Waukegon, Ill, played tn
es HLohengrin bridal chorus for prt
is cessionaI and preceded it with severe
CHI appropriate selections as the guests a.
10, rived. Little Olive Kellar and Ldi
as Frye stretched the white satin ribbon
ms to form an aisle for the bride, who VIZ
m attended by her sister, Miss Lillian M
ire Cullough. The maid Of honor wo1
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