The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
Woman's function is a guiding,
not determining one.-Ruskin.

/ not determining Oue.-IsuSkAAs 4
A pretty double wedding took place
last evening at the home Of Professor
and Mrs A. E.. Haynes, FOB River park
way, when Mrs. Emma Evans, niece OF
Mr.. Haynes, and D. s. Spohn Of Elk
hart, Ind, were married, and Miss Els,
Their Miller became the bride of David
Thomas, Mrs. Evans brother. Rev.
| Clement Clarke read the service at s
| CLOCK in the presence Of about fifty
guests.
Exquisitely tinted autumn leaves
formed the decorations turnout the
rooms. The walls were draped with
foliage and great arch spanning one
corner Of the parlor formed a setting
for the ceremony. Clusters Of shaggy.
| the arch and a mass of vivid SALIVA
nestled among the foliage in the back
ground. American Beauty. roses were
used in the living room and the dining
room was in white and green. A low
mound Of bride roses and maidenhair
ferns conferred the table and trailing
smilax traced dainty pattern on the
cloth. Clusters of flowers frightened
the buffet. -. !
The "Lohengrin" bridal chorus,
played by Stanley Haynes, announced
the entrance of the bridal party. Mrs.
Evans was in white chiffon over white
silk null, with trimmings Of rose point
4 lace, and she carried an armful of bride
roses. She was attended by her cousin,
white silk null over pink silk and car
ried long-stemmed white chrysanthe--
NUNS. Miss Miller's gown was of
white Swiss, simply made and trimmed
with ,Valenciennes lace, and her bou-.
quet was of bride roses. Her maid OF
honor was Miss Margaret Ford, who
wore white silk null over green silk and
J carried white chrysanthemums.
The bridal couples were assisted at
the reception following the ceremony
by Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Mar
tina Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Spohn left
last evening for Elkhart, where they
will be at home at Alb Virginia avenue;
They will receive after Dec. l. MI and
Mrs. Thomas will reside with Mr..
Thomas mother, Mrs Martha Thomas,
90 Spruce place, and will be at home
after Nov. 5.
The marriage of Miss Katharine
5 Coveny, daughter of Mr.: and Mrs:
! Joseph Coveny, and John T. Ruane, was
I quietly solemnized this morning in the
Church of the Ascension. Rev. Father
: Harrington read the service. Mr.. and
I Mrs. Ruane left today for an extended
I wedding trip.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Theresa
I Schultz and Eugene V. Lundberg took
; place last evening at the home Ct tbs
Alfred D. Hobdell, 3112 Dupont ave
I nue. s. About 100 guests were present
= and Rev. Marion D. Shutter performed
= the ceremony. AS the bridal party en-
tered, the bridal chorus from I" Lohen
grim was given by a quartet consist
4f frct totS
Aleck Lidell, second violin; DR.. Osca,
Ore, flute, and Elmer Newton at tht
piano. During the reading of the. vow,
. Miss Jensen gave Schumann IS Given
ing Song' on the violin, and after thu
ceremony the quartet gave a program
The bride entered alone, gowned il
white swiss and carrying an armful O.
bride roses. The ceremony was per
formed beneath an arch Of oak lesSge
and trailing vines starred with whit
berries and clusters Of bride roses
Palms raised their graceful leaves a
either side Of the altar, and bride rose
decorations thru the rooms. Red an
green was the color scheme for the re
ception hall, where scarlet sa1vi
showed in bright contrast with tn
trailing vines wreathing the stair raj
A mass of the scarlet blossom forme
the. heavy brass candelabrum wa
shaded in red. After the ceremony M
and Mrs. Lundberg were assisted in ri
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hol
dell. The young couple will be at HON
In Merriam Park after Nov. 1.
Mrs. Anna B. Armstrong announc.
! the engagement of her daughter, Isl
bella. to DR.. Harry Pond Rawson. tt
wedding will take place in November.
. Minneapolis people will be intereste
in the marriage Of Miss Ethel Pate
son and Arthur L. Bisbee, which toe
the BRIDES sister in Pemberville, Obi
TED The service was read by Rev. G.
Tannar, Of Detroit, Mich, formerly ,
Minneap polls Mr.. and Mrs. Bisb
have returned from their wedding tr
o in the east and they are at home
i - 3l7 W Fifteenth street. They will l
i ceive after Dec. 1. q
g. Mrs. W. II. futile will entertain
~ cards Saturday evening at her hon
Z 2746 Clinton avenue. III
% Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nelson of FIT
N street Sc, will give a reception tom,
2.35 row evening at their home for RI
1'7 Is William Fielder, the retiring presidi
1 90 elQer OF Cno minneapolis QlSLTlCC. OF
Methodist church. Mr.. Fielder will
to Fort Worth university to be pre-
dent Of that institution.
Miss Hattie Smith gave prettily {
pointed luncheon and shower this aft
noon at her home on Lyndale aven
S in honor of Miss Florence Campb'
bride of next week. Autumn lea7
:, :, formed the decorations thru the roo1
LA and in the dining room red roses in
il graceful cluster, made an effective G.
1917 terpiece The BRIDES chair was adorI
1oA with white satin ribbon and it held
large white box tied with big b
l2s of ribbon containing parcels for
s2s BRIDE The CONNECTIONS were in red 9
1 1as the place cards were decorated W
'- Gibson heads. Covers were laid
125 fourteen.
Mrs. W.. Bernes entertained at 9
81 ner last evening at her home on NJ
8, street NE, in honor of Miss Rose M
oA Ter and, Philip Kohl, whose wedd
will take place tomorrow morning.
% o'clock in the Church Of st. Bonifs
Red carnations and ferns provided
"a so artistic decoration for the dining ro
5 50 and covers were laid for twelve.
Q .4s guests were the members of the bri
party.