The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-04
"The beauty Of a lovely woman
is like music. George Eliot.

lead social leader
Xxx Xxx Xxx
The marriage of Miss Susanna
ce ieeh3f nq A. oa Rss asnz Gl st
CLOCK this afternoon at the Fletcher
residence, in the midst of the most
charming of appointments. Miss Fletch-
er is the niece Of Loren Fletcher, and
she has gracefully presided over her
unclee.s home in Minneapolis and IN
She has travelled much, both in this
country and in Europe, and has been
very prominent in society. Captain
Cole is at present with the commissary
department, and is stationed at the
army building in New York: He was
Philippines until three years ago, when
he was given his present detail.
The Fletcher, residence Oh Tenth
street S was a beautiful bower Of foil
age and flowers. The long drawing
room was transformed into a chapel
and vines t;railed, their glossy leaves
ways and windows. The palms. and
ferns in the room at the end Of the
drawing room were arranged as in y
chancel, and in among the dropping
fronds and the tall leaves were great
bqnches of white chrysantthhemuIm4s'
dral holders famed in semicirclee
against the green. No color was used
thru the long room but the white and
green and chrysanthemums, the first Of
the fall, nodded their heavy heads from
mantel and cabinet. The same thought
was carried out in the hall and library,
fringed with ferns, furnished the CEN
terpiece in the dining room, where vines
i and foliage were used in the same pro-
fusion against the walls and ceiling.
The punch bowl was placed in a leafy
bower and the bowl was half hidden by
punches of grapes that ran the gamut
} of color, from green to purple. :
of appropriate numbers, 'FThe Evening
Star,'' from "Tannhauser, and Men
delssohn's "spring Son g. as the 8,
guests arrived. The "Lohengrln -
bridal chorus announced the coming
Of the bride, and the .intermezzio, from
] an accompaniment to the service.
] AS the triumphant strains OF the
"Lohengrin'' chorus rang thru the
room the ushers, Chauncey R. Lamb,
David Chute, John Pillsbury, Charles
Pillsbury, Charles Heffelinger and
J Francis j. Carmody, stretched white
silk cords from the stairs to the pill
lars that separated the chancel from
, the drawing room. Miss Helen Part
ridge was the brides only attendant.
She wore an empire gown of white
!, chiffon and gold and her big, white
hat had long plume and gold rose
Instead Of flowers she carried an en-
pire muff Of white tulle in which a
2 gold rose was caught.
Miss Fletcher entered alone and was
met by her uncle, who gave her IN
D marriage. Her gown was an imported
one Of lace point applique made prin
cess fashion and worn over chiffon and
. satin slips. Her tulle veil was caught
with coronet Of orange blossoms AND
Captain cole and his best man, Cap
tain G. c. Williams Of Rock Island, III.
wore the full dress uniform of the
United States army and awaited the
bride s coming in the chaneel where
Y the service was read by Bishop s. q
Edsall.
n Mr.. Fletcher assisted Captain ano
I Mrs. Cole in receiving the congratu
lations of the 100 guests. and an in
n formal reception followed. Captain anC
Mrs. Cole will leave this evening fo7
the west, where they will spend thei7
B| honeymoon in the Cascade mountains
Y in the lodge loaned them by Mr.: ant
y turn to Minneapolis for two or three
weeks before they 90 on to Washing
ton, where they will spend the winter
~ Mrs Coles travelling gown is O.
Y violet broadcloth, a short skirt ant
long coat, with which a white lac
b blouse is worn, and the hat is of viole
% velvet and plumes.
Last evening Miss Partridge gave Z:
dinner for the bridal couple at he
home on Groveland avenue White rose
and lilies of the valley furnished tn
table decorations. The bride found
handsome silver bonbon dish at he
place and the favors for the girls wer
smaller silver dishes and for. the me,
Rhein wine glasses. Covers were place.
for twenty-five. =.
= The marriage Of Miss Blanche Elsi
er Garlock and William Jacobsen of l.,
verne, MIMI, took place this afternoo
u.s. at the home Of the bride IS mother, Mr.
10, GG W. H. Garlock, in the Ashmore. Re-
ed Theodore Payne Thurston read the ser,
ice in the presence of the immediat
family. Miss Florence Garlock attent
ed her sister as maid Of honor anf D
Leonard Jacobsen Of St. Paul was bes
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen will (
at home in Luverne after Nov. Is.
70, Vogel and Eugene S. Page took pla<
I'M this afternoon at the home of tt
hit bride s mother, Mrs. Efie Vogel, 800
nf First avenue s. About thirty-f1
ee guests witnessed the service which W.
M read by Rev. R. A. Wander Las. tt
parlors were prettily decorated in gree
ne and white, the color scheme being ca
nv ried out with white roses and earn
re tions. The service was read in tt
M great bow window, which was cow erte
er into bower by means Of greenery ar
&C. had a fern basket suspended from II
I'm center. The dining room was in gree
as and red, SALIVA and ferns forming II
IN centerpiece.
he The nLohengrin bridal chorus a
ey nounced the approach Of the bride, wi
lal entered alone. Her white gown hs
nd a yoke Of lace, and she carried brio
)u- roses. She was attended by Miss Mi
nd lie Page, sister of the bridegroom, WI
ct. was in white and carried white earn
al tions. Little Esther Hopper was rir
cd bearer, and carried the ring in ros
ell The best man was Arthur G. Hoppe
is cousin Of the bridegroom. At the r
in, ception following The ceremony, M
let and Mrs. Page were assisted in recei
ing by Mrs. Vogel and Mr.. and MI
ru p. =. Page. The young couple vi
Mt, leave this evening for a short weddir
he trip, and after Nov. l they will be
zee home at 312S Minnehaha avenue.
Miss Agnes Muncy and Alfred Robe
Nordstrom, formerly Of Saltwater, we
quietly married at the apartments
oil the bride s sister, Mrs. W. T. Blake
in the San Angelo hotel, this afternot
no at $3.50 o CLOCK. The rooms we
frightened with delicate color schen
=5# of mink and h111e carried ont with Hn,