The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-15

The wedding of Miss Mabel Marion
Teare and Russell La Rue was solemn
lied at o'clock this afternoon in
Westminster church. The bride is the
commander of the Ladies OF the Mac
cabees, and she was provincial COM
mander for Manitoba for the Mac
cabees until she resigned her office just
before her marriage. She is also prom
inent in the work of the Rathbone Sis
tiers. .. ...... .-...E.>.s
About five hundred invitations had
been issued and the church was
thronged with guests. Palms and ferns
tangle were tall Easter lilies. The ush-
ers were a group Of the brides young
friends, Mines. J. M. Hobbins, W. II.
Harris, T. M. Read, Misses Georgia
Hughston and Ethel Chellew of St..
Paul. They wore white organdie
gowns with pink sashes and carried
pink sweet peas. The maid of honor,
Miss Marie Parker, was in white pongee
and her flowers were also sweet peas.
Little Marion Martin was flower girl
and Downing Godfrey carried the ring.
The bride entered alone and her gown
of white Paris muslin was deliberately
fashioned with real lace, tucks and
shirrs. Her flowers were lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. May S. Jones was at the organ
and played the "Lohengrin' choruses
as the bridal party. entered. Mr.. La
Rue and his best man, Jay Weeks, of
st. Paul, met the bride at the altar and
| just before the service was read by
! Rev. J. E. Bushnell Miss Wilma Morrill,
sang "Oh, Promise Me- The Men
delssohn march was played for recess
sional.
A reception followed in the church
parlors which were decorated with
white tulins and ferns. The bridal
l, couple were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Welch and Mrs. j. A. Weeks of
Y St. Paul. Mrs. Welch wore brown lib
y erty silk with hat to match and Mrs
assisted informally thru the rooms.
= Mr.. and Mrs. La Rue will leave this
evening for trip. Mrs. La Rue's trav,
cling gown is Of red and green silk
with hat to match.
= Miss Martha E. schacht, daughter of
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schacht of
Il Fergus Falls and Rev. Joseph H. Heard
i, were married last evening in Foss M. E.
y church. Palms and Easter lilies banked
q the altar and made an effective back
r the c'Lohengrin march as a process
n sional and the Mendelssohn march at
). the close. Just before the bridal party
v entered Miss Augusta Schacht, the
a brides cousin, sang "Calm as the
d Night. The maid of honor, Miss
e Sarah M. Dow, wore cream crepe dc
chine and carried red roses.
e Little Helen Fruen carried the ring
f in an American Beauty rose: The bride
S entered with her brother, w. S. Schacht
:. of Fergus Falls. She wore a cream taf
e feta trimmed with real lace and carried
o bride roses. The best man was Paul G.
z Heard and the service was read by the
8 bridegroom s father, Rev. G. M. H card
:. A reception followed the service al
n the home Of Rev. G. M. Heard ant
- among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
y A: J. Taylor of Cloquet and Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Schacht Of Fergus Falls. Mr.. ant
~ after April Is at Is West Fourteenth
y street. The bridegroom is the pasto
= of Foss M. E. church.
Il Monday evening Miss August;
Schacht gave a parcel shower for he
Al cousin and about twenty young wome1
o. OF Foss church were present.
n An interesting affair: of the dav wa
the luncheon which the women Of Yves
ley church gave in the church dining
room f 9Go Mrs: J: s. Montgomery, Al an
r. IoO SuCoVS WC1C plCSCuC l. Ii
Sc tables were arranged as the spokes Q
h. a wheel radiating from a central tabl
he which was decked with jonquils, palm
v and ferns. Mrs. Montgomery s plac
Ill was marked with cluster Of violet
edt After luncheon there was program {
IS. toasts with Mrs. w. H. Lands as toas
81. mistress. An instrumental duet
o. Mrs: Lawson Bradshaw and Miss I'd
IT. Knoblauch opened the program, whic
A. also, included songs by Misses Edna
G. Hall and Inez Martson., The toas
ode II M Gnafe the GRsg9l a head Mrs. Gf
B: Cushman responded for I'm tt
"a Church;' Mrs. A. F. Bruchhoiz, 81
At the Missionary Societies;''' Mrs. w. V
en- Sykes, lin ts9%eiety;w Miss Elizabe1
he foss SP9fs and on the % TespeH
III was by Mrs. Montgomery. When 81
~, 10 finished Mrs. J. H. Martin, in behalf
10 the women of the church, presented Nj
~, n' Montgomery with handsome solid s
~ -. yer tea service, dozen teaspoons al
~ dozen dessert spoons.
ns Us The committee which arranged Il
n LII luncheon included Mines. Mark
eL Smith, NJ. w. Savage, G.. Sumner Conc
ny E. H. Cobb, w. H. Lands, J. W. Nc
;sb rison, j. G: Purple, J. w. Martin, Abb
tHn Winslow Hit, j. L. McCulloch, w.
"a, CullCu, "A. l.. DIuCuuOlL ana y. II, w
% son.
Miss Lucy Boardman, whose weddi1
rch will take place the last Of the mont
ri]l was the honor guest at a pretty lunc
ar con which Mrs. E. w. Ensign gavestl
n s afternoon at her home on TTwelf
md street. The guests were the membe
:iss Of the Ramblers club, to which Mi
NE Boardman belongs, and covers we
I'm. placed for thirty -four at one large tab
its, A large bowl of yellow jonquils f,
7ed nished a sunny centerpiece and t
place cards were white hearts with t
monogram of the hostess and the nal
of the guest in gold. At Miss Boar
sday mans place was a white and &c
ot to, booklet bearing the title "Ramblel
,pen7 Rare Recipes.' in which each gu,
was to write her favorite rule. At t
~. close of the luncheon a BRIDES ca
eIrs wreathed in smilax and with ii
ge" bridal couple in correct bridal attire
enee top, was brought to Miss Boardman
= qrt tn the sound of the "Lohengrino brit
Side chorus. At the request Of the host
ices. she cut the cake and found that it "
tho really only a bandbox iced and de
meet rated and filled with gifts from the &
enty- ferent members of the club. The op
ing of the many parcels furnish
amusement for the remainder of |
afternoon.