The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-12
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/ Holy Rosary church was the scene
of pretty. wedding this afternoon at
Mhen mss s. Miam eh
1sof Bismarck, Nd. Three hundred and
fifty invitations had been issued for
4 the service, which was read by Rev. j.
Id. Fowler. Nine. Rose de Rina presided
lat the organ and played the bridal
Ischorus from Lohengrin" as the pro
cessional. During the speaking of the
Gounod 3 beautiful "Adore and Be
lStill.' The Mendelssohn march was
I played at the close of the ceremony.
/ The bride wore handsome gown Of
white net over white silk, with Val
enciennes lace as a trimming. "a spray
Of lilies Of the valley held her full veil
shower of the same fragrant flowers.
Miss Mida Crahen, in white crepe over
pink silk, was the maid Of honor. She
/ wore large white picture hat with
pink plumes and rosebuds, and her
flowers were pink peonies. J. l. Gillick
was the best man, and the ushers were
the three brothers of the bride, James
Charles j. Crahen.
From 4:3O to 6 o'clock a reception
was held at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. NJ f. Graham, Sixteenth
avenue S. In the living room the deco
rations were carried out in green and
/ white, and the parlor had floral set
ting Of pink and white. Red roses cen
tered the table in the dining room, and
clusters of white roses blosomed among
the ferns and palms on the sideboard.
Misses Marcella Crahen, Blanche Cur
tin and Margaret Mathews presided
over the frappe bowl in the living room.
The out town guests at the wedding
Gillick Of Barron, Wis; James Gillick,
superintendent Of the Des Moines divi-
sion Of the Milwaukee road, and Mrs.
Gillick, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillick
Of Bird Island, Mimi, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Koerner Of Barron, Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gillick will leave. this
evening for their new home in Bis
Mrs. James Curtin gave the bridal
and Mr.. AlIicI. The table was in
white and green, and the decorations
were carried out with peonies and
ferns. Covers were placed for twelve.
At high noon today the marriage Of
Miss Sylvia Bergmark and John Rob
erts took place in the Park Avenue Con-
/ gregational church in the presence Of
the relatives and intimate friends. The
service was read by Rev. q. s. Rollins.
The bride wore her travelling suit Of
green with hat Of white. After the
y TSs oma Of 0r tsa Std.
mother, Mrs. Olga A. Bergmark, at 780
Fourth street N. sE
= Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left FOR Fargo,
D n. D., who're they will be at home after
June go.
The wedding q Miss Harriet B. Dean
Wednesday evening ing. June 81, ia At the The
home Of The bFideys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew N. Dean, 3118 Irving
avenue s.. The bride will be attended
by her sister, Miss Ida Dean as brides
maid and Miss Mabel N. Chase, as maid
Of honor. Stanley s. Staring will be
the best man. There WILL also be two
and Lucy Vance.
Miss Alice Elizabeth Cotton, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 81. Cotton,
! and Edwin Samuel Houston were mar
] ried last evening at the home Of the
family, 1927 Ninth avenue g. + was q
decorations were in pink and white,
with foliage to make a setting for the
flowers. Pink peonies and palms were
used in the parlor where the nuptial
vows were spoken before an improyised
altar Of ferns a n palms VIM, Misses
Isabelle Cole and Nettie Williams h he u
the bride. Marjorie and Warren Carl
son led the bridal procession, carrying
Z baskets of bride roses Mrs. 9. G.. Got
ton was the matron Of honor. She
: wore gown of pink embroidered ba
tiste, and held cluster Of bridesmaid
roses. Clarke Hampstead was the best
i man. - S.!
Miss Cotton wore white imported silk
j crepe, over silk, with bertha Of baby
bride roses roses Mrs. NJ. B. Mou1ton played
the Lohen grin bridal chorus for the
q professional, and Mend elssohn' i
4 HSpring Song" was the recessiona.
n music. Rev. A. B. Marshall read the
! and an informal reception followed The
= service. White peonies were used in the
living room and in the dining room vel
: low was the chosen color.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston left on wed
ding trip. Their at home cards will be
sent out in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. R. Wainwright
i
formal tea in honor of Miss Florence
May White, bride Of the month. Eff
teen girl friends of the bride were
present Fragrant June flowers made a
pretty setting thru the rooms and the
tea table from which group Of young
women served was appointed with del
) icate blossoms.
The wedding Of Miss Fay Inez Skog
d gy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E
Skoggy, and Harry F. Peterson, tool
place Wednesday at the home Of the
J bride 3 parents in st. Paul. The brid,
: wore white Swiss over white silk. TIL,
: service was read by Rev: Mr.. Goodale
Z lMr. Peterson and his bride will resid
lin Minneapolis.
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