The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
lit is not easy to be q widow;
one must resume all the modesty
of girlhood, without being al
lowed even to feign ignorance.
Mime. de Girardia.

The marriage Of Miss Eta Crawshaw,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Craw-
shaw, 1888 James avenue s, to Arthur
G. Danenbaum will take place Wednes
day evening, Aug. 2, at the family
home.
The marriage of Miss Olive Ellis and
Raymond G. Smith of Fort William,
Ont, was celebrated last night amid
pretty appointments and happy circum-
stances at the home of the bride s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert G. Ellis,
1928. Seventh street Sc.
The doorways and windows were
draped with southern smilax; in the
par1or this greenery was supplemented
BY a graceful arrangement Of asparagus
ferns and marguerites. In the living
room oak boughs formed background
for knots of sweet peas, and in the re-
ception hall the green was relieved by
clusters of flaming peoples in brass
Jars. The centerpiece Of the supper
table was basket of red roses and
maidenhair ferns. Festoons Of smilax
corners Of the table, and the table was
lighted with red candles in brass hold
"ers. -.yE
The nuptial music was played by
Miss Minnie Smith, sister Of the
bridegroom. The ceremony was read
by Rev. w. H. Jordan Of First NJ. E.
church, the bridal party standing under
an arch of smilax and marguerites.
The BRIDE gown was Of fluffy white
satin and lace, and she carried an arm
full Of bride roses. Miss Blanche Holt,
the maid of honor, wore white Persian
lawn trimmed with lace and carried
pink roses. The brides pathway was
strewn with rose petals by little Der
nice Koras. Claude Smith was his
brothers. best man.
After the ceremony Mrs. E. D. Smith
of Rochester and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
pie. Assisting in the dining-room were
Misses Ada Perry, Harriet Mckenzie,
Blanche Taylor and Ethel Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will visit Milwaukee,
Chicago and Rochester on their we'd
ding Journey and will be at home after
Aug. Is at Fort William.
The home Ct ME and Mrs Henry ~ J.
scene assls'e Of ar pretty Wedding last night,
Wettstein, the wife Of Harry Lund.
The service was read at 1880 by Rev.
Irving P. johnson of Gethsemane
church. The bridal marches were played
by Miss Louise Pemsholdt Of Red Wing.
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the bridal couple was unattended.
The brides gotwn was Of soft, LUIS,
trous white pongee with a bertha of
hand embroidery and her bouquet was
of sweet peas. The house decorations
of sweet peas and ferns were simple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund have a new home
on Tenth avenue and Thirty-frst street
where they will be at home after Oct. 1.
A charming nuptial event of Satur-
day was the marriage of Miss Bessie
! Lewis, %ssi g1iscr of2Dr.1 and. Mrs. j I'M.
Lewis Of 7So Fourteenth avenue Sc, to
Hal Beach Of Lewiston, Idaho. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr;
by forty guests. The house decorations
were in green and white, carnations,
ferns and smilax being used. The bri-
dial music was played by Miss Ida Clack.
The brides gown was of the dainti-
est, soft, sheer airline over silk and
trimmed with lace. She carried white
sister as maid of honor, wearing light
blue crepe de chine, lace-trimmed, and
carrying pink roses. The ring was car.
ried by Marion Walker. DR.. Harvey
was best man. %s..
Among the out:of-town guests were
1 Mines. Walker and Lewis, Misses Alice
! Flynn, Pearl Hitchcock, Kzitties Donnelly
VI w ISCOuS1u, tduu INlSS ,OldCh VI 2C1Odl
Lake, iowa. These guests are being en-
tertained at a house party by the
BRIDES family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach will take three
weeks trip before going to their home
in Lewiston. The bride g going-away
gown was Of brown Panama cloth with
hat to match.
The marriage of Miss Mary Anderson
Of Wadena, and Rev. s. Udden Of Mora
. took place yesterday at the home Of thu
BRIDES cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P
; Terning, 1905 East Eighteenth street
Rev. G. Wahlaund of Spring Lake, off
ony lie immedate relatives were pfss
ent. Mr.. and Mrs hidden have gone *