The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

lace. She wore tulle
veil and carried shower bouquet Of
white sweet peas. Miss Ethel Thaxter
her sister as maid of honor.
wearing gown Of pink silk muslin and
peas. Mark Cook Of Chicago was best
man and Samuel A. March, Thomas
Markley, Guy Wyman and Ben Weed
of st. Paul were ushers.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception at the home of the brides pa
rents, 2949 Fremont avenue N. The
house decorations were black-eyed Su-
sans, fern and garden flowers. Receiv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles were Mr..
and Mrs. Thaxter, Mr.. and Mrs Byron
Kilbourne Cowles and Miss Kilbourne
Cowles. The bride 8 sisters and a group
of girl friends assisted in the dining
room.
Mr.: and Mrs. Cowles left for their
Wedding journey, journey on T the Great Lakes
home after Oct. IS at 1910 Thirty second
avenue N.
The marriage of Miss Susan M. Pit
blade, daughter of Mrs. l.. M. Pitblado,
and Royal R. Shumway, at the home Of
the bride, 1853 Quincy street NE, last
evening, was prettily, appointed affair.
Evans of Goodwill, S. b., the bridal
party standing under bower Of ferns,
waterlilies and palms. The dining
room glowed with red carnations and
festoons of hearts, and over the table
was suspended marriage bell. The,
bridal music was played by Miss
Florence Craig.
The bridal gown was pretty and sim
pie, of Paris muslin trimmed with lace,
and she carried shower bouquet Of
lilies of the valley. Her only attendant
was her little nephew, Walter Pitblado,
who carried the ring in the heart of a
waterlily. The guests were all relatives
or Intimate friends. Assisting at the
reception were Mrs. Jewel Pitblado,
Miss Annie Pitblado, Miss Florence
Craig and Miss Lillian Evans Of Good
Mr.. and Mrs. shumway have gone
for. an eastern trip and will be at home
after Sept. 10, at 6O2 Essex street Sc.
u The marriage, Of Miss Ida May Will
iams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams Of New Berlin, N. Y, and Dr..
David Burdette Payne Of Sherburne,
N. Y, was solemnized quietly and sim
ply last night at the home of the
BRIDES uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
The ceremony, read by Rev. G.. H. Hills
| of St. Mark g church, was witnessed
| by about forty friends.
The decorations, in green and white,
were charming. festoons Of southern
smilax decorating the rooms and white
roses were gracefully disposed about.
In the diningroom lilies occupied the
center + Of the table, filing a big green
basket, the handle of which had a bow
Of tulle; at the corners were clusters
| Of roses and maiden-hair ferns.
The brides gown was dainty affair
| Of white French lawn over silk, trim
med with insertions and medallions of
lace She carried shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. Miss Grace
Mathewson attended her cousin as maid
Of honor, wearing dress Of pink mus
roses. Miss H. Catherine Lacy was
flower girl and carried an armful of
marguerites. The ring was carried by
Russell Lacy in a basket of flowers
| Ross MatheWson was best man. The
bride was given away by her uncle.
Receiving with the bride and bride.
groom at the informal reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewson and Mr.: and
Mrs. FREQ. Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne
left for their home misfortune, N. Y.
by way of the Great Lakes, where the
will be at home after Sept. 81.
4 The marriage of Miss Florence M
! Dennison, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Dennison, and Orvi1le G. Moore
was a pretty nuptial event yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, 81 Bedford ave
nue. The appointments were charming
by Rev. A. R. Tillinghast being bower
of green. In the other. rooms the deco
rations were lilies, black-eyed Susans
and ferns arranged in baskets and wal
pockets. There were no attendants
Only a small group of relatives anG
friends were present and the servic,
was followed by a breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will reside il
Brooks, MINI. The bride was formerly
teacher in the Sydney Pratt school.
Miss Irma Fassett and Miss Bessi,
Lane gave handkerchief shower las
night at 1416 Clinton avenue in homo
Of Miss Floy Hodgmire, bride-elec
of Saturday. A violet and penny con
: test and music furnished diversion. Fo
the collation. Miss Hodgmire was seate'
in a rosedecked chair under bell o
flowers and foliage. Later, on pulling
string, a cloud Of pretty handker
chiefs, concealed in the bell, foate
down about the guest Of honor. TIL
decorations of the dining room wer
sweet peas
Il
The marriage of Miss Iva Maud
Sowle and George Lucian Richardso
ttok place yesterday at the home Q
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
w. Sowle, in Hutchinson, MINI. Nj
and Mrs. Sowle will live in Minneapoli
and will be at home after Sept. 10 q
1907 Fifth street Sc.
{ The marriage of Miss Helen g. Blacl
J, ley of Ohio to Albert NJ. Eckmann {
2 Hendrum, Mimi, was solemnized by D
4 Theodore Heysham of Central Baptis
I church at 1918 Clinton avenue yeste
= day morning.
. DR.. and Mrs. w Harry Ferguson {
:. 405 East Eighteent street gave a r
+ ception last night in honor of Dr.. Fe
guson s brother, Donald, and his aun
!. DR.. Nirison.
g The congregation and Bible stnd
4 school Of Central Baptist church wi
:, give a reception tomorrow night in hol
!. or Miss Minnie and Rosa Turnbull al
= Samuel w. Batson, the delegates Of II
school to the international Sunda