The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

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| 'Woman is the most perfect when
| the most womanly.'- Gladstone.
| The wedding of Miss Eleanor Pabody,
| daughter of Rev. and Mrs. 3. F. Pa
| body, and Ward Hotchkiss Benton took
| place last evening. at the home of the
brides ~, cousins, Dr. and Mrs. David
! The day also celebrated the thirty
| ninth anniversary of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pabody, and Mrs. Pabody
wore: her wedding gown. of dove-col-
ored silk, with the full skirt shirred to
the quantity cut bodice. Mr.. and Mrs.
A.: Il. Benton Of Madelia, formerly of
minneapolis, parents Of the bridegroom,
TBecelyed Ba the guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
fPabody and DR.. and Mrs. Thomas.
The house was a bower Of green and
white, and. palms and ferns were used
In profusion with white asters and
hrysanthemums. The large recess was
q tangle of palms and vines which
formed q most effective setting for the
great clusters Of white blossoms that
cts placed here and there held more Of
the blossoms, and the room was lighted
| with white tapers in brass holders. The
dining room was in pink carnations, the
flower of the BRIDES sorority, Gamma
Phi, and a huge mound Of the blossoms
| tr!nged with ferns almost covered the
table. Pink tapers in. silver holders
cast a soft light thru the room.
! Miss Hazel Lowell, a sorority sister
of the bride, was at the. piano and
played. the nuptial music and the white
ribbons were stretched by E. F. Pabody.
Jr.,, the bride s brother, and John Hall.
Andrew Benton was his brothers. best
man. Miss Maude Blythe of Mason
City, Iowa; the BRIDES cousin, was
trance Of the bride, Miss Blythe sang
"Beloved, It Is Morn.' She wore pink
and carried pink carnations. The bride
entered alone: Her dainty gown was of
white null, shirred and fashioned with
maltese lace. Her veil was caught
with wreath of swansonia, and she
carried shower bouquet of swansonia
read by Mr.. Pabody and was followed
by an informal reception. Among the
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Blythe of Mason City, Iowa. .Es.'..
Mr. Benton and his bride went away
for short trip, and they will be at
nome after Dec. l at 116 East Twelfth
street. Mrs. Benton 8 going-away gown
wv VI fAe@J3 oAu ucI udG Was TO mdCC0,
A number Of Minneapolis people went
out to, Lake Minnetonka yesterday ON,
a special train to attend the wedding Of
Miss Lillian Millard and James M. A..
Darrach Of New York, which was SOL
emnized in Camp Chapel Mr.. Darrach
IS prominent architect from New York
and his bride is the daughter of Mrs. P.
II. Mlllard Of St. Paul. The chapel
| a1o hOr +o11,
leaves, the red, green and brown foliage
shading into each other most effective
~. The pews for the relatives were
marked with great bows Of tulle Rob-
ert M Miles and Richard L. Morris of
New York were the ushers and William
Darrach Of New York was best man.
Miss Dora Jefferson of st. Paul was
the bride s only attendant and she wore
ann an 1mporfed TED lace robe and carried pink
chiffon over silk, trimmed with lace,
and the flowers were white lilies. Rev.
Theodore SedgewicK' Of ST. Paul read
the service, which was followed by a
breakfast and reception at the summer
home of Mrs: Millard, which was bright
with quantities of pink roses and smilax
and shaded lights. Mr.. and Mrs. Dar-
rach will make their home in New
York. Nv" Wv
Mrs. Millard gave dinner Of eioh-
teen covers Monday evening At II The tEn "a
fayettee club for her daughter and Mr..
DarTach. A basket Of pink roses, en-
c1rcled with smaller baskets of flowers.
was in the center of the table, 49,, =
Among the weddings of next week
Will be that Of Miss Maybelle Maud
Frazer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Frazer, and Louis B. Gisness Of
Ashland, Wis, which will take place
Wednesday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin s. Norgren an
nounce the engagement of their niece.
Bloomquist.
Mrs. Harry Rendell will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon at her home
24l3 Aldrich avenue s. "
Mrs. Frank L. Watson will Give g.
violet luncheon next Wednesday at her
home on West Twenty-eighth street
The honor guest will be Mrs. C. F. Lon
city. 80 WV
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. McI,auph1in
entertained at dinner at the Minneapo-
lis club last evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Knoblauch of Emmetsburg,
Iowa. Covers were laid for six. After
dinner the party attended the Metropol-
itan theater. =, -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Opsahl r. enter
tanned eighteen guests last evening in
honor Of Mr.. Opsahl IS birthday ami
versary. Dahlias and roses frightened
the, rooms. Axel Skovgaard gave sew
eral violin numbers, Mrs. -Prest sang