The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-04
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Mrs. Archie Dean Walker gave her
first post nuptial at home this after
noon at the Hudson residence on Colfax
avenue S. Receiving with Mrs. Wall
ker were. Mines. T. B. Walker, Charles
NJ. Harrington, Stewart Wells, Willis
J. Walker and Miss Agnes Haynes. The
rooms. were char:mingly decorated with
| asters and dahlias were in the reception
hall and living rooms and in the dining
room pink dahlias centered the table in
a low mound. R3l EE' ,55se 81
Mr.. Walker will receive this evening
| with Mrs. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Walker, Miss Haynes, Mrs. Leo
nard Welles, and Miss Buchanan will
assist. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will give
their second at home Thursday, Oct. 18.
Miss Martha Brinsmaid entertained
this afternoon at a tea at her home,
1925 Chicago avenue, for the Misses
Marion Alice Cole and. Phoebe Cole,
who are to be married this month. Nine
young women had been invited and
spent the afternoon at thimble bee,
and with games and contests. The
rooms had a very pretty setting OF
flowers and foliage in white and green.
At. S o'clock, tea was served in the
dining room, where the table was
gold. The centerpiece was Of white
cosmos. Suspended from the chande-
lier was huge gilded wedding ring,
tied to it were ribbons of light blue,
fastened with lovers knots to tiny
gilded slippers, which were at the COW
ers of tho guests. The slippers were
filed with rice, and contained trinkets
suggesting the fate Of each. The
places of the two brides were desig-
mated with bouquets of bride roses. ...
The marriage of Miss Bessie June
Morgan, daughter of the late DARIUS
Palmer, Jr., of Minneapolis, took place
last evening at the home of Senator
Henry Morgan at Albert Lea, MINI.
Only the relatives were present at the
service. Miss Grace Wenzel was the
maid of honor, and Richard H. Morgan
gave his sister in marriage. MI. and
Mrs. Palmer will be at home in the
Franklin Heights apartments after
! Nov. l.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Holway,
Holway, and Howard Higgins of Lon
don, CAN, took place yesterday after.
noon at the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Holway on Murray Hill, near Ex-
celsior. Only the relatives were pres
ent at the service, which was read by
Rev. G. W. Swain Miss Lois Tenant
played the "Lohengrin" wedding
binstein "Romance in F." During the
service the notes of Schuman 3 I" Trau-
merei' were softly sounded and the
Mendelssohn wedding march was the
occasional music. ..
Asters, dahlias and goldenrod car
ried out a pretty scheme OF autumn
colors in the living room, where she
leaves banked the fireplace before
which the bridal party STOOD and the
doors and windows were hung with
bright autumn foliage.
Miss Holway wore gown OF white
lace over white silk and her full veil
was caught in her hair with wreath
of white roses. Her jewel was. a pear
sunburst, gift of the bridegroom, and
bride roses Miss Florence. Schuyler of
Fargo, N. D., was the maid Of honor
She was in light blue silk with garni
ture of valenciennes lace and her flow
ers were pink roses. Gordon Fleming
of Toronto, Can, was the best man
I Following the service a supper wal
I served in the dining room from table
| daintily decorated in. pink, with
I mound Of white and pink flowers as ;
/ centerpiece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins will make al
extensive trip thru eastern Canada
They will be at home after Nov. 10 a
81 Victoria avenue S, Hamilton, Can:
2 The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ba
I con, at 3240 Clinton avenue, was tn
evening, when their daughter, Georgi
Luella, became the bride of William
Henry Rogers. Rev. j. E. Conant rea
the service at 8 80 o'clock in the pres
ence Of $50 guests. Mrs. w: G. Stock
man led the string orchestra, whic
| played the "Lohengrin' weddln
+ changing to "Hearts and Flowers a
the vows were spoken. The Mendels
4 sohn march was the occasional music:
I Miss Bacon wore white Paris musli
and lace over white silk, trimmed wit
a yoke and bertha Of real Irish lac
and valenciennes lace. Her orname1
/ was a gold locket set with diamond
ers were bride roses. The maid 6
honor, Miss Alice B. Bacon, was
white trench dimity, with elaborat
trimming of lace. and carried q cluste
of pink roses. Little Lora Thornhil
in a frock of white, carried the rim
4 in the heart of white rose, and Vio]
\ Massey, also in white, scattered ros
petals in the path of the bride. tt
Misses Myrtle Thornhill and Margart
Rankin held the ribbons which forme
an aisle. Mr.. Bacon gave his daught'
in marriage and Arthur Greene was tt
best man. Autumn foliage made bea
tiful setting for the service. In tt
1 living room oak boughs and sumac
made bower of brilliant color,
! which foliage and asters simulated
l floral altar. In the dining room al
hall a color scheme Of red and gree
was carried out with flowers and wit
tapers burning under shades Of re
Mrs. w. G. Thornhill presided in tt
dining room and the Misses Crow, Be
tha Smith, Bonnie McAllister and M
bel Watson presided.
I'll Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Roge
after the ceremony were Mr.. and MI
A. A. Bacon, Mrs. and Mrs. J.
g Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs: W. G. Thornh
and Mrs May I. Gerrish: Mr.. and M!
George T. Bacon Of Tacoma, Was
were among the wedding guests. N
and Mrs. Rogers left in the event.
E.. on a short wedding trip. They will
y at home at 3240 Clinton avenue att
/ Nov. l. $780,. 49, :. IL
/, Mis-. Nloro BROWN and Robert Fe,