The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-21
| "The two pleasantest days Of "a
woman are her marriage day and
the day. of her funeral. = Hippo
| max.

woman are her marriage day and |
the day of her funeral. Hippo |
max.
The wedding of Miss Laura Golden,
4 daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Golden |
and Clarence Porter Cowles of Murling-
ton, VT, was -prettily solemnized this
n o e. f6s B Bd shfS
school class had decorated the church
with foxfoot, brought from Vermont by
Mr. Cowles, and peonies and syringa
blossoms were used against the green
tangle to carry out color scheme of
| white and green. Garlands Of green
4 ribbons on the pews. Miss Clara Kin
\ sey of Roberts, Wis. at the organ, and
l Mrs Verna Golden Scott, on the violin,
furnished the bridal music, They played
Swan rd the Pfaaa shGHes
and the Mendelssohn march. The ush-
ers were Frank f. Pomeroy, Perry D.
\ Sherwin, Glenn Robertson and Alfred
\ Naundorf and Carlyle Scott was the
i best man. Miss Grace Golden was her
| white corded Japanese silk trimmed
\ with all.over lace and carried pink
roses. The bride entered with her faith
\ er. She wore cream crepe de chine
over taffeta, inset with medallions OF
lace and fashioned with valenciennes
n ldCc. 'IltI Vcll. WctS uOlu Will LILIES u
i the valley and the bouquet was OF
bride roses. Her only ornament was
a diamond brooch. the gift of the bride
groom. The service was read by Rev.
4 Arthur T. Fowler.
Among the guests from out of town
4 were Mrs. George M. Chimes and son
I Lloyd Chimes of Portland, Ore; Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Phelps and Kenneth
\ Phelps Of Fargo, N D.; Miss Clara Kin
I sey of Roberts, Wis; Mrs. Albert Jen-
ness of Hammond, Wis.
Mr.. Cowles and his bride will go east
\ by way Of the lakes and the st. Law
/ renee river and they will visit relatives
/ in Vermont before going to Burlington,
/ where they will receive after Sept l:
Last: evening Miss Golden entertained
the members Of the bridal. party at her
home on Lyndale avenue s. gA musical
\ program was a feature of the evening.
4 Foxfoot, red peonies and syringa kblos-
/ SONS made an attractive decoration.
l St. Andrew s Episcopal churchi was
the scene of a pretty wedding at high
and Dr.. Franklin T. Poehler were mar
ried. The bride is the daughter of F.
A. Wildes Of Riverside, CAL, former
/ resident Of Mankato. The church was
n ellaborately decorated with palms: and
rink Psoni5e aea Miss Ms huln GoGdWlR q
m al chorus for a professional and the
Mendelssohn march at the close of the
7e service, which was read by Rev. Rob
or ert, Benedict. The ushers were Will
"a Poehler, Percy Salisbury and George
e, Strand, The bride g only attendant was
y, little Pauline Marin Of Crookston, a
'h niece Of the bridegroom, who wore a
IT, white frock and carried a basket Of
ne pink sweet peas The bride entered
3D. with her brother, Frank ;Wilds, of Hib.
bling, Mimi; who gave her in marriage
She wore her travelling gown of tan
wolfe, a white hat and carried sweet
> peas.;;3 . 9 ' Is - ~
20, a reception was. given for DR.. Poehler
er and his bride from 2 until 4 O'Clock
at the home of Dr.. Poehler IS mother
Mrs. Pauline Poehler, on Girard ave
at profusion thru the rooms. Red peoples
Ia famed against the green in the hall
,r- pink peonies were in the parlor and 8
basket of red peonies formed the cen
terpiece in the dining room. Mrs
= Thomas Spence and Mrs. W. A. Marir
II bridal couple and Mrs. Poehler. Misses
u Mildred Lauderdale, Evans, Salisbury
II and Cook served frappe. Miss Mar
garet Gilmore played several numbers
III during the reception hours. The guests
HI numbered sixty. 4l:sz
NJ DR.. and Mrs Poehler went away TO-
a short trip and they will receive afte
July 20 at 1903 Hennepin avenue.
An Among On the quests guests at the Weddiin!
Cal; Dr. and Mrs M. c.. Dodge Of u
Pence and Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII MARI
| Of Crookston, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. G
| H. Corter of Detroit, Mimi; Miss Lul7
| Goodwin Of Mankato, Senator and Mrs
Nh W. w. Dunn, Mrs. and Mrs. S. G. Nc
Ill Coy, George. Mccoy and Miss France
| Mccoy of st. Paul.
II Miss Mathilda Grace Durker si! an
| George w. Armstrong were married las
evening at the home of the bride s aunt
| Mrs Julius Nebmeyer, in Dubuque
Iowa Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong wen
e esf fef s7 S2oF Ea Tp ana tney N e
Sept. 1. Mr.. Armstrong is the repre-
sentative Of the forty-fourth district i
III the state legislature and his bride fol
merly resided in St. Paul.
N A wedding that will bring Bird
at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs. Angus
II Holmin of Rockford, Ill, when Mis-
Esther .Aurelia Holmin and Dr. ADO
II Moody were married. About 200 rels
tives and friends witnessed the service
Miss Edna Erickson Of Minneapolis wa
Rockford acted as best man., Anon
the guests were Messrs. and Mines. :.
A. Lunquist and just Krafve Of Mir
~ neapolis. DR.. Moody and his bride. wi
spend the summer at Spring Park, Nil
netonka, and will be at home in Nil
neapolis in the fall.
Among the weddings Of last evenin
was that Of Miss Stella Lynch and D
Norman Cox Of Minneapolis, which too
place at the home of the bride s mott
er in st. Paul. Rev. Richard Cahi
4 IL. 1,, +hn Of