The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-26

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{ The wedding of Miss Helen Elizabeth
: Hilliker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
{ A. Hilliker, and George W. Burchard,
I Jr., of Chicago, was solemnized this af-
ternoon at the home Of the bride s
! Rev. George Heathcote Hills read the
Z service i'll the presence of about sew
{ enty-fve guests, the immediate friends
and the members Of the Zeta Beta Psi
! sorority.
Miss Frances Ball, one of the sorority
{ girls, sounded the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin y and later played a soft
I accompaniment to the reading Of the
I VOWS. The bride entered alone. She
{ wore dainty gown Of white Paris
) muslin over satin, fashioned with
I train and trimmed with rose applique:
I Her long veil was caught with cluster
{ Of lilies of the valley, and she carried
! a shower bouquet of bride roses. Miss
! Mabel Hilliker, the maid Of honor, wore
pink net over tafeta, and carried PINK
) asters. The. brid esmaids, Miss Rene a
5 White and Miss Anna Burchard OF chi
white net over taffeta with pink sashes,
and carried clusters of asparagus ferns
tied with bows Of pink. tulle. Little
: EElizabeth Boutelle was ringbearer, ana
wore fluffy dress of pink pongee with
a picture hat, and carried pink carna-
} lions. r:,lo -,
) The ceremony was performed before
I an improvised altar Of palms and white
I asters in the parlor. The dining room
s was in white and green. A basket OF
! asters and maidenhair ferns formed the
centerpiece, and ropes or Nippon pho !. b hie
s. which was lighted with white tapers.
I Assisting in the dining room m and Par1 S1I
q were six Young women Misses Ruby
& Moffet, Edith Conner, Fanny Cosgraves
! Marion Howe, Elizabeth Knowles anu
q Katharine Norton. ILL.,
q An informal reception FOLLOWED, the
s ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Burchard1
! were assisted in receiving ~ Nh Er an
q Mrs. J. A. Hilliker and MISS Mapee1
{ Hilliker Mr.. and Mrs. Burchard WA YIN
s. leave this evening for EvanssSon' t,E'
) where they will be at home after jan
Ri, at 806 Reba place. ~ ~
s. Miss Grace Mathewson enterta!nee
twelve girls at an informal oflogt
Whist party this afternoon at her home 70!
: on Portland avenue, in honor OF MIS-
I Laura Harrington. Carnations Wer'
used for decorations. ~;
the members of their bridal party were
I the honor guests Of Miss Margere
Welles last evening at bridge WINS
nartv Given at her home on: Cllftol
I avenue. There were twenty guests.
! Mrs. H. L. Daniels entertained
I number of young women at tn1mpl
: bee Yesterday afternoon. at her nom
I on Fifteenth avenue Sc, In honor y
I Miss Florence Bonness, one OF In
I brides of Thursday.
Miss Marian Stewart gave lunch
cSt:eon of six covers yesterday AFTERNOON
{ at her home on Girard avenue =, -, II
{ honor of Miss Winnie Burton OF Ph1la
} .delphia, A basket Of SALIVA and fern
made an effective decoration TOR IN IN
{ table, and red tapers burned on u
! buffet. "A garland ct brlllant saw vi
Z ribbons festooned to the corners OF tn
s table were held by crystal holders cor On
; tanning shaded candles. After Tuner
I con the guests attended the Orpheu1
j theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Knudson Of 342
) Oakland avenue were pleasantly SUI
! prised last evening in honor OF IN
I thirtieth anniversary Of their marrlag
s. A light supper was served ana MI ILL., al
I pretty gift. The guests numbered nit.
Miss Rose Silesky and J. Fenber
d ( were married Sunday evening at tn
- home of the BRIDES parents, 81
- ighth avenue n, Preceding the Ger.
=. mony Ray Ponsonby sang ~ Promls
sG Me-" He played the Lohengrln
.. tered and after the ceremony san
or "Thou Art Mine. -
9le. The service was read by Rev. s. \
mes. mes, SLIDER, who was assisted by Rev. M
nish Arcnson Of st. Paul, and the bride W.
DE- + given in marriage by her parents, M
and and soft Japanese silk trimmed with re-
We lace and she carried an armful of brio
a 1sas roses There were no attendants. Du
ter, ter: ing the ceremony the bridal coup
oilar stood under floral wedding bell lis: 81
pended from an arch OF ea, fohag e.a wa" as.
IT. thruout the rooms. In the dining-roo
,em' ribbons of white crepe fell from II
end chandeliers to the four corners Of tt
tn, the table, and mound Of white aste
ops. and ferns formed a pretty centerplec
fot, There were seyenty.flyYe guests 81 80,
AT the reception IOlloW1 JIG +ceI
- mony Mr.. and Mrs. Fenberg were 9
sisted in receiving by MI. and MI
IL. NJ. Silesky, Mr. and Mrs. H. Riykin
Hayward, Wis; P. Silesky and j..
Silesky Of Rice Lake, Wis: Assisti'
thru the en Fo %afber W sw;ler MISSES DeSS
Miss Rigna Olson and George Nels
$50. were married last evening at the ho1
THY, of the brides parents, 226 Washingt
'r aaS avenue N, Rev. G.. L. Morrill, oficis
ing.