The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-15
OF FEMINIll E INTEREST 1

hengrin'' wedding march as the bri.
sdal party entered and the Mendelssohn
march as the occasional. Rudolph
/ Peterson played the. Evening STAR
on the violin as the vows were spoken.
The bride wore q pretty gown OF white
air line over chiffon with trimmings Of
all-over lace and her flowers were white
Mimi, was the maid Of honor. She,
was in pink chiffon over pink and her
/ flowers were pink roses, Raw EDGAR
was the best man. The guests at the
wedding includeds Sonly the immediate
|, relatives, and the u. Il. Girls. q club to
which the bride belongs.
i A pretty color scheme of pink and
green was carried out with palms,
ferns and roses in the parlors In the
dining room, roses centered the table
which was lighted with pink tapers.
MT. r, and Mrs NJ, Foster left Tor the east
on Of their wedding trip. They will be
Miss Bertha 2cady and Chester White
were married last night at the home Of
the bride IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
er W. Cady: Rev. w. B. Riley read the
service. Misses Olive Kinsey and Vera
Stringer held the white ribbons which
formed an aisle from the stairs to the
bower. Of green in the parlor. Miss
Georgia Schram played the Lohen-
VOWS. Clyde A. Newell sang ooh, Per.
l. The bride was gowned in white net
over white taffeta with trimmings Of
lace, and her, flowers were white roses.
Miss ,Annabelle White was the maid Of
honor. Her gown was of white net over
silk and she 'held:as bouquet Of pink
roses. Little Elizabeth White, the
flower girl, wore 2 froek Of white and
Harry G. Cady was the best man. The
rooms were decorated in red, white and
green. White carnations with ferns
were in the 'parlors, and red carnations
and asparagus ferns, in the dining
room. Mr.. and Mrs. White will be at
home after Dec. ], at Q, East Thirty
fourth street. = :. a. -
- A M wedding Of last evening was that
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ronbeck,
and Charles William Mouseaux, which
took place at the home Of the bride.
t Rev. T. E. Cullen read the service. The
bride's gown was of yelling over taf-
feta, with trimmings of real lace and
a pearl garniture. She held a large
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and violets and wreath Of the same
flowers was in her hair. Miss Grayce
Ronbeck was the, maid of honor She
wore. white toile de laine over taffeta
trimmed with real, lace, and her flow
ers were pink roses, ~ II. B.: Weighing
! ton was the best man. Rev. r. e.
| Cullen read! the service, which was fol-
1 lowed by reception Receiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mouseaux were the par
ents Of the bride and: Mrs. J; a. Ger
spacher Of Santa Barbara, CAL Green
and white were the decorations in the
living room and; reception hall. The
dining room was in red and white, with
a cluster of long sstemmed American
I Beauty roses in the center Of the table.
White ribbons were stretched from the
chandeliers to form a canopy, and the
| tapers, were red-shaded. The. Misses
'Johnson and Hill presided. MI. and
Mrs. Mouseaux will abe at home after
Jan. 1 at 1892: Columbus avenue.
Miss Daisy D.. Harshman and George
F., Merchant; were abiety married last
evening at the residenc es,of ,ReN. r, A.
sumner: Miss Blanche Whiting was
maid Of honor. and s,Jsfie.. Harshman;
brother. Of the bride, was. best man.
! The bride wore her travelling gown Of
darksgreen broadoloth,,. with a. black
velvet hat. Her bodice was. Of white
net, trimmed with lace, over taffeta
silk Mr.. and Mrs Merchant left for
g. a7d Snort OF trip and :, WI w be- at home at
The marriage of Miss Martha Ger
trude Braden and flames Hibbard was
celebrated at Buffalo, Wyo, Sunday at
high noon. Rev. HI. ~. Ondradonk read
the service. The honse, was beautifully
decorated with silax, ferns and chrys-
anthemums, and ropes of white ribbon
and smilax held .ins place the wedding
bell under which the couple. stood while
the service was read.ys The event Is one
in which many Minneapolis people will
be interested, as Miss Braden was
former student in the North high school
and has a large circle, Of friends in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard went to
I Los Angeles, Cal, ruwhere they will
spend some time before returning to
Buffalo, where Mr., Hubbard has ex-
tensive ranching interests. r.
Mrs. s. L. Williams entertained yes
tterday afternoon at bridge party in
tions were carried out in pink, red and
yellow, and clusters Of chrysanthemums
were in each apartment. Cards were
played at eight tables and after the
games refreshments were served. The
| guests included group Of st. Paul wo-
men. Mrs. McCullah. has been spend
ing the winter III the south, but this
year she has decided to remain in Min,
neapolis. E. d.
Miss Ella Nelson. entertained nine of
her small friends Monday afternoon at
the home Of her sister, Mrs, Ewald, in
honor, Of her birthday anniversary. The
guests were Bertha . N elson, Adelaide
Locke, Louise Hill, Marion Smith, Vera
Prince, Alwilda Denning, Dorothy Ryan
and .Elvira Anderson. = s. ..-. d
b.. Mrs. Writ Wilson entertained at an
afternoon bridge today, ather home, $3.50
Dupont avenue 8. Twenty-eight women
played. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs Will
son will entertain second group. There
will be seven tables. m
1 To give their friends little surprise,
Miss Amy L. Bradley and H. M. Hogan
were Quietly married yesterday morn
ing by. Rev. Thomas 3. Cullen Of the
immaculate Conception church. A we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and. Mrs
T. T. Bradley, ITO Dupont avenue N,
after which the young couple left for
California to spend the winter. They
will be home In Minneapolis early in
the spring. 4
The marriage Of Miss Carrie A.. John
son and Charles J. Swenson took place
vastnr1av at tha home IF Mr. and Mrs.