The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-25
sThe history, of love would be
the history of humanity; it would
be beautiful book to write. -
Nodier.

The wedding of Miss Martha Scott
Anderson and Alanson Phelps Wyman
of Chicago took place last evening :at
the home of the bride s. mother, Mrs.
Amanda T. Anderson, 1919 Fifth ave-
nue. S. The wide bow window was cur
tanned with southern smilax and arched
with oak leaves. On either side of the
tall palms that lifted their glossy leaves
to the dropping oak branches were great
clusters of white hydrangea blossoms.
White lilies and roses were attractlvely
arranged here and there, and in the
other rooms were pink asters and sweet
peas in quaint wall pockets. Oak
branches and vines wreathed the stair
way and doorways and the chandeliers
were festooned in green, while the lights
simulated pink flowers. In the dining
room a Japanese basket with a great
bow of white tulle on the handle held
pink asters and ferns and second clns-
ter of flowers was caught on the cor
ner of the table with knot Of the tulle.
A small group Of relatives and friends
gathered to witness the service, which
was read by Rev. G.. S. Rollins. There
were no attendants and the bride en-
tered alone. She wore dainty gown
Of white embroidered Swiss fashioned
with lace and insertion and held an arm
full of bride roses and ferns.
A reception followed for which $50 in
vitations had been issued Mr.. Wyman
and his bride were aided in receiving by
Mrs. Anderson, Professor Frank M An
derson and Miss Mary Louise Wyman of
Manchester Center, Vt. sister of the
bridegroom. Among the guests were
Mrs. Henry D. Snyder of. Millersberg,
Ohio; Mrs. Ella Smith of Winchester,
ha, Neb. .. -..,,<. .T-aI
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman went to Prior
Lake for a week. They will make their
home in Chicago and will receive after
Nov. !.
A wedding that will bring a bride to
Minneapolis took place Tuesday in
Northampton, Mass, when Miss Kathe-
rine Wealtha Kidder and Amory Fran,
els Gale of this city were married. The
service was read at the home Of the
Kidder, by Rev. John G. Breaker, as
sisted by Rev. E. Rothesay Miller of
TOXIC, Japan, an uncle Of the bride
The bow window was banked with lau
rel and goldenrod, and clusters OF
flowers and foliage were used thru the
rooms in profusion. Miss Anna Laura
Kidder played the "Lohengrin," brida,
chorus on the piano, ard Harry w. Kid
der furnished violin accompaniment
lue Drlue wore Japanese crepe Jr1mmeC
with duchesse and rose point lace, ani
carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas
and maidernhair ferns. Her only or
nament was a diamond and pearl pend
ant, the gift Of the bridegroom. -.
| After an informal reception Mr.. ani
Mrs. Gale left for a visit to the Maine
coast. They will 90 west by way, o.
the st. Lawrence river and the Great
Lakes. They will be at home at 1926
Third avenue s, and will receive Fri
days in November s. s.
| Thomas F.. Wallace, secretary Of thu
Minikahda club, has received thirty en-
tries for the first annual women IS ten
mis- tournament for the championship O:
Minnesota, which will be played on tn,
club courts next week. A number 20:
St. Paul women have entered thei
names and Minneapolis will be wei
represented. Play will begin Monda,
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. There will b.
music on this opening afternoon, AM
Mrs. Arthur Law will serve tea, assist
ed by group of young .matrons an,
maids Wednesday afternoon, Mrs: H
J. Moreton will preside and Mis-
Moulton will serve on Saturday, Sept. c
The Fort Smelling band will play o.
Saturday, the closing day of the tour
nament, and the officers and ,ladie
from the fort will be present and will
be guests of the club at dinner.