The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01

foliage relieved with clusters Of starry
| asters. The altar rail was wreathed
with smilax, and the white ribbons
drawn at the approach of the bridal
party were twined with trailing vines.
The service was read by Rev. Theo-
dore Payne Thurston assisted by Rev.
George H. Thomas The strains of the
"Lohengrin y bridal chorus announced
the coming Of the bridal party. Miss
Agnes McKusick as maid Of honor
wore white Paris Swiss with trim
mings Of lace and satin, and carried
pink roses. Misses Ethel Simmons and
Jessie Fawsett, the bridesmaids, wore
white net and carried busters Of ferns.
The bride was preceded by her niece,
little Ruth Wilson, daintily gowned IN
white with pink sash, and carrying a
was given away by her mother, entered
alone. She wore white satin made with
train and trimmed with duchesse lace,
and long veil fell to the hem of her
skirt. Her flowers were bride roses.
George Campbell was best man, and
the ushers were Will Russell, J. G..
Byam, N, NJ. Barnes, DIR. R. A. Camp
bell, Walter Wilson and Paul johnson.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. r. A.
Campbell, 2517 Dupont avenue s. The
rooms were decked with smilax palms
and ferns, and in the dining-room
basket Of roses and pink tapers formed
pretty decoration for the table. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell were. assisted in re-
ceiving the 100 guests, by Mrs. Nc
Kusick, G.. F. Campbell, Paul Johnson,
W. H. Wilson, pr; and Mrs. R: A:
Campbell, Mrs. Will Cowing: and Mrs.
ing-rooin were Misses Holtz, Holman and
Sa1lie Ankeny. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
left for wedding trip in the east, and
they will be at home after Nov. Is at
2437 Dupont avenue s.
Miss Mabel Matilda Hoyt and Arthur
Lawrence Cahaley were married Wed
nesday evening inB the Friends meet
ing house by Rev. William Penn An
gel Of Muncie, Indiana. About 25C
guests were present; The church was
asters, and preceding the ceremony
Miss Edith Pierson and Leon Rocks
, gave number of songs. Miss Gene
We've Hill played the nuptial music
The bride wore dainty white gown OF
, white chiffon over taffeta trimmed with
real lace. Her long tulle veil wa
; caught with orange blossoms: Miss s
,, wore BRUSSELS net. The bridesmaid
were Misses Edith Hoyt and Edith Ar
mold, who were gowned in pink am
white net over white silk. Harry E
Cass was best man. The ushers wer
!, Ezra R. Smith, George Upton Hill, lie
row Gill and George Metzker. TIL
BRIDES uncle, John E. Jay, gave he
in marriage. 1854
:, After the ceremony a reception wa
! held in the church parlors: Mr.. an
f Mrs Cahaley were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. G. W. Cahaley o
New York. grandmother of the bride
| groom, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Cahaley
parents of the bridegroom. FOLLOWING
the reception the bridal party and tn
immediate relatives repaired to tn
home Of the BRIDES mother on Irvin
avenue S., where wedding supper wa
served. fhe rooms were prettily deco
rated in pink and white. Mr.. and Mrs
Cahaley left for short y, wedding try
| at 1857 Irving avenue S. Among tn
out of town guests were Mrs. G.. "
Cahaley Of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. an
Mrs. William Penn Angel and Miss Al
belle Angel Of Muncie, Ind; Mrs. {
| W. Terrill ard Miss Nora Terrill Of De
Moines, Iowa. - u -
! the e. twin wu cities s. was that Of br. samue
| tiers of st. Paul, and Miss Jennie T
| Cotton of Fort Worth, Texas, Whic
took place Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Flagg are spending their honeymoon i
Buffalo, N. Y, and will return to 81
Paul shortly to make their home.
II Miss Josephine Kelly and William T
Houk were quietly married Thursda
! evening in st. Paul. The ceremony wa
| performed by Rev. Father O'Nel q
| the rectory in the presence of the in
mediate relatives and friends.
/ Among the social events Of the con
ing week, Malcolm s opening informs
is Of special interest to the dancing Sc
Prof. Malcolm IS long experience as MAJ
ter of ceremonies, Kelsey IS fine orche
ira with a repertory of the lates
dances, and the brilliant ball room {
Masonic Temple, are factors that qua
antee delightful evening. The chi
dren s classes begin Saturday afte
II noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O Riley were su
prised Wednesday evening at the
home, 725 Fifth street NE, by
friends who remembered the twentiet
4 anniversary Of their wedding. The ev
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