The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-21
/. Lake Minnetonka

II AS&RN 4H4AsSsASGCfafN1
Miss Mabel Lane chose beautiful
Lake Minnetonka sasy the scene for her
wedding, and her marriage to DIR. Hugh
Re. Arey Of Excelsior took place last
evening at 6 % CLOCK at the summer
Ehome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Free
was an outdoor wedding and the trees,
tall naples and oaks, made frame Of
green more effective than any planned
Iby decorators. The green lawns made
la soft carpet, and the rays of the set
ting sun shed q glow far more beautiful
| than candle light. AT the foot of the
Lane cottage is astgrove Of trees.
formed canopy for the bridal bower.
The tail tree trunks were twined with
garlands of green, and delicate white
! wild flowers. The whispering evening
| breezes were the accompaniment to the
strains of the "Lohengrin - wedding
march played by a string orchestra, and
for the sweet melody of ;Sehuman S,
ing: the exchange Of vows.
The 200 guests came over on the Elk
celsior, which had been chartered for
! the wedding party, leaving Excelsior at
8 o'clock, and after landing they gath.
cred in informal groups on the lawn. AS
IL,
and his best man, Dr. Walter NJ. Brown
the class Of 1902 Of the the Universit ty Of Of
Minnesota, walked to the bower, where
with Rev. Carol P. Rice of the Port
land Avenue Church of Christ, they
awaited the bride. Miss Queen Arey,
sister of the bridegroom, in white
oyer PINK silk, and carrying large
bouquet of pink sweet peas, approached
with Stuart Lane, the brides brother.
Miss Aida Cooley, the maid Of honor,
followed. She was in white over green
SILK and carried long-stemmed margue-
rites.
Miss Lane was led to the improvised
att altar by her father, who, gave her in
French gown, of whit imported batisto
over slip Of white silk. The skirt was
made with deep band of insertion and
ru1fles OF real valenciennes lace, above
a full lace trimmed fiounce. An elab-
crate design of embroidered batiste,
with bands and edging of the: valen-
clennes lace was carried out on the
bodlce; The bridal bouquet was
great bunch Of white peonies.
An informal reception followed and
the, festive music Of the Mendelssohn
wedding march was played as DR.. and
Mrs. Arey received the congratulations
OF their friends. Receiving with them
were Mr. and Mrs. Freeman P. Lane,
me Hsa bra1d 1ag s grandfather, c.. O..
Arey of st. Paul. Misses Pansv King.
Hazel Lauderdale and Helen Dodson
presided in a cozy nook on the vine-cov-
cred piazza and served frappe. In the
/ rreceptlon-room and in the living-room
the. decorations were carried out with
white peonies, maidenhair ferns and
clusters OF white forest blossoms.
| OVID
wedding trip. They will occupy a
charming bungalow home at Excelsior
which has been built for them. Mrs.
Arey.s going-away gown was of green
mohair shot with white.
| !, A pretty wedding of last evening was
efa5 OF Miss Bernita Booth, daughter:
G; zimmerman of lewiston Idaho
which took place at O'Clock at the
home n of the bride in Excelsior. Rev.
! Y. s. Swain read the service in the pres
ence OF a group of immediate friends
and relatives. The rooms had pretty
setting OF June blossoms and white, red
and green were the prevailing colors.
ana ferns made pretty decoration and
clusters OF white carnations filed the
vases and the wall pockets. Red peonies
were used in the library. over the
door hung a pretty basket filed with
the ira grant, flowers. In the dining room
was carried out with peonies and trail
ing -Ylnes.>%E In the center Of the table
| was large bunch of flowers, and sus-
pended from the chandelier and caught
at the corners of the table were bands
OF white satin ribbon. Maidenhair
the cloth. X + : = -
>. Miss Booth wore a handsome we'd
ding dress Of white peau de cygne made
over white silk and deliberately trimmed
with accordion-p leated chiffon. ruching.
The. skirt was made demi-train and the
bodIce had 9 yoke Of accordion pleated
Paris null edged with valenciennes lace,
and Elton blouse with vest tabs Of
white embroidered velvet. The bou-
quet was Of fragrant bride roses. and
the bride wore cluster of syringa in
her hair. Miss Nellie Lowry was the
maid Of honor. She wore white null
over white silk with valenciennes lace
and her flowers were pink sweet peas.
Little Cora it3 Baker, in fluffy frock Of
flower girl and carried fragrant bios
SONS, and Faye Baker and Stuart Di-
mond stretched the ribbons. :
I An informal reception followed the
service. Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman LETT eft
IN the evening to visit in Milwaukee,
Muskegon ana chicago and they will 90
by way of Denver. Col, to their home
in Lewiston, Idaho.
4 Miss Josephine Olson and Enard Inge
brigston were married Tuesday at the
home he of the brides parents, MI. and
Mrs. 0. Ingebrigston, at Mound. A
group of friends and relatives were
] present at the service, which was read
u by Rev. Nels Thvedt of Minneapolis.
/ Pink peonies and ferns made an altar
in the living room and in the dining
room the decorations were in pink and
white, with roses on the table. The
bride wore a. gown of white null over
a foundation Of white silk and carried
white peonies. Miss olga Romo was
the maid Of honor and wore white null
over white and carried roses. John
Ingebrigston, brother Of the bride
groom, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs,
IInn!gebrigston will make their home in
Minneapolis. ~.