The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23

tomorrow AFTERNOON Mrs. "A. +. Gale
will give her last postnuptial at home
In the evening Mr.. Gale will receive
with Mrs. Gale.
Miss Aimee Laramee and Donald Ed
win Haynes We're married last evening
at the residence Of the bride's father, ]
Mr.. Haynes is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Haynes and the two young
people are well-knoWn in the younger
society set. Rev. ID. G. Richard of st.
Ann s Catholic church read the service at
7:30 o CLOCK In the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives of the two families.
The drawing ROOM; which had been
tall palms, fern and smilax, and high
altar candles burned among the green.
Mrs. 81. Randall sang before the eere-
mony, 60, Promise Ne, 3, and the 8 Lob
engrin wedding march was played for
a professional and the Mendelssohn
march at the close of the service; The
white ribbons were stretched by Master
Willis Smith and Miss Louise Brace, to
make an aisle from the broad stairway
to the altar. Little Alice McCulloch
led the bridal, party carrying the ring
in a quaint Japanese basket. :z.:
/ Miss Laramee entered at the arm OF
her father, She was in white chiffon
satin made in princess style with round
train and short sleeves. The square
yoke was OF princess lace, and sun
burst of diamonds and pearls, gift Of
Mr.: Haynes, was. her only ornament. The
full veil was held in place by a wreath
of orange blossoms and the bridal -bou-
quet was of white roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Irene Davis. of St.
Paul, the maid Of honor, wore light blue
crepe de chine and carried an arm bou-
of 10 oh, 1, l..
lace Besser of Milwaukee was the best
man. ~. : .1,..&&.. i. !.
i A reception for .25o guests followed
the service. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Haynes were Mr.. Laramee, Mr..
} and Mrs. Theodore Haynes and Mr.. and
J Mrs. Fl. G. Brace, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Laramee, Mr.. and Mrs Frank: e ; PEREZ
and. Mrs. Wallace Besser of Mankato
Mines. Paul Smith. Benjamin Graham
and Alexander Hughes assisted in: the
| rooms. Frappe was served in the library
r by Misses Marion McC cCullough, Muriel
| Allen, Mabel Leavey, Georgia Lucas and
) Marguerite Haynes. -@E<>
In the two drawing rooms the decora
tions were carried out in green anc
white, with palms, ferns and wealth OF
chrysanthcmums. In the dining room {
large mound Of white chrysanthemuml
formed a centerpiece and the mante
= and sideboard were banked with foliage
and clusters Of white carnations. Amer
D lean Beauty roses blossomed In tn
> : library and filled every available nook
. Over the mantel and bookshelves wer.
> clusters of: red pepper berries, whlcl
|: had been sent the bride from California
!. "A large bouquet of American Beaut,
roses stood in the hall where the orches
ira was hidden by a bank Of palms an
= ferns. s. Il. e. @.. Z .rs.==.:: ~:
a The out.of-town guests were Mr.. an
= Mrs. VanNostram of Chicago, Mrs. {
u , lace Besser Of Mankato, and Miss Am
4 Muller Of New York. Mr.. and Mr.
" " Haynes left in the evening for thre
- - weeks trip in the east. The bride wor
- a travelling grown OF gray chitfo
% % broadcloth with a .toque and coat
20 match. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes will n
= side at 21 Highland avenue, and wi
~ receive after Jan. l. .%s .s'.::s~.,
al Portland Avenue Church Of Chris
~ " was the. scene Of a: handsome weddin
Il i last. evening, when Miss Edith#K. Slt
~ cum, daughter Of Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
y Slocumt became the BRIDGET Eugen
as Scott Benton pr9gra ran st g.,1srgg ,n1agti:
fhs sufss ssa psss e RS rs pbhSI brid
y groom, Fred derick Knauf s Bruce Sikt
W and Hugh i. Wakefield. ssAt 8o'cloc
lg thestas Lohengrin wedding march a.
n nounced the arrival Of the bridal part
lg The bridesmaids were the two siste
y Of Mr.: Benton. the Misses Grace an
th Jessie Benton, Miss Annis Endsley al
be Miss Gladys Covell. Their gowns we
tn of white Persian lawn, trimmed wit
ed valenciennes lace, and they carried clu
: ters of white chrysanthemums. MI
an Edward Colgate Randall, st. Paul, w
nd the matron Of honor, and wore her: we
,ot ding gown of cream embroidered vol
Nv and carried pink roses. The bride e
, tered alone and was met at the alt
a. by her father, who gave, her. in ma
~ riage. Her gown was of Fembroider
on on swiss over net and a slip of silk. T.
ISIS veil was fastened with a feur-de-lis p
lte of pearls, asgift of the bridegroom, a.
as, her bouquet was Of bride roses. r
ndi best man. was LIE Roy Slocum.. Lit
es' Margaret Morris was flower girl, a.
e. wore dainty pink frock. Palms a.
all church, and the snowy white of t
rds flowers mingling with the glossy gree
asst made beautiful setting for the brio
vas party. Rev. L. A. Crandal read t
service. r-e.:s. y~.-s5 -.:-. ".
A small reception followed at t
in Slocum/ home, 1915 Second avenue
be Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slocum and
no. and Mrs. H. P. Benton received wi
oW Mr.. and Mrs. Benton in the libra
. a, where the decorations were in gre
IN and white. American Beauty roses W.
in the dining room. Mrs. B. S. Bent