The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
'There is in every true wo1n-
ans heart spark CT heavenly fire,
which beams and blazes in the dark
hours of adversely. '-Washington
Irving.

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of the two families We're present at
the service which was read by Rev. G.
! F.. Holt. In the drawing room, where /
| the vows were spG<en, a decoration OF
red and green p.<vailed. An arrange I
mcnt of smilax and palms between the I
and the tender green Of vines and |
fronds was relieved by clusters of deep !
red Richmond roses. Miss Pratt, and |
the Misses Pratt, cousins of the pride, |
played on the piano and on two violins,
and announced the coming Of the bride
with the strains of the "hohengrin
| wedding E.arch.
Miss Pratt descended the stairs alone
and was met by her father, who led her
to the altar and gave her in marriage:
She wore handsome travelling gown of
brown chiffon hroadcloth. made with a
coat, and a lace waist. The fulness Of
the skirt hung from tucks shaped into
yoke, and the waist of embroidered net
had trimmings of net insertion and
point lace She carried a large bou-
quet of fragrant English violets. There
were no attendants.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served in the dining room,
where daffodils made sunny setting
for the tables. The center Of the bri-
dial table had tall vase filled with
goldenhued flowers, encircled with can
dlesticks, holding yellow tapers. On the
sdcboard was large cluster of yellow
blossoms. Mr.. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace G. Nye, the parents of the
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ: Locke,
the brother and sister Of the bride, and
Mrs. W. b. Judd, the bride s sister from
reception, which followed. There were
sixty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye left this afternoon
for two weeks trip east and will visit
- in Chicago and Washington: With her
travelling suit Mrs. Nye will wear hat
Of braided net with trimmings of roses
and forgetting nots. They will be at
home after May l, at 7oS Eighth ave-
nue. S.
Mrs George Kimball Belden gave her
first postnuptial at home this afternoon
at the Knight residence on Fourth ave
nue. S. Mrs. rBelden was formerly Miss
Edith Knight and her marriage to Mr.
Of January. Mrs. Knight received with
| her daughter this afternoon and Mines
\. E. Merrill and w. w. Harrison as
sisted thru the rooms. Mines. Enocl
Underwood and Eugene NJ. Stevens
Misses Ethelwynn Wyman, Grace Har
rison and Agnes Relden were in the
dining room, where the decorations an,
appointments were all in pink, will
tulips for a pretty centerpiece. Thl
evening Mr.. Belden will receive will
Mrs. Belden and next Wednesday, the,
will give their second and last at home
Mrs. Frederick w. Dean entertaine'
this afternoon at an informal carr
D party for group of twelve guests. Th
decorations were in yellow, and yellow
- shaded tapers encircled a floral al
rangcment of ionquils in the dinin
room. In the parlor and diving roor
clusters of jonquils were arranged. FlV
hundred was played
Mrs. C. H. Baldwin will entertai
at a luncheon for a group of eigh
guests tomorrow at her home on Cir
ton avenue in honor of her mother Mr.!
Carr. Of Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Deutscl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Deutscl
and David Applebaum, took plac
. last evening at o'clock in Kistler
hail. Rev. s. NJ. SLIDER read the ser'
ice in the presence of 25o guests. TIL
bride wore pretty gown Of JaDanes
silk with garniture and insertion {
valencicnnes lace. Her veil was he]
in place with a wreath of bride rose
and the bouquet was of the same fov
ers. Miss Francys Rosenberg was tt
maid Of honor and wore handson
gown Of nuns yelling with trimming
of white silk braid. Her flowers WEI
pink roses. Miss Annette Applicant
the bridesmaid, was in pink and ca
ried pink roses and her sister, Mi
Mollie Applebaum, wore white al
b held pink roses.
q After the service, there was a r
q ception. The decorations in the he
81 were carried out with mass Of TO
q age and spring flowers against bac
q ground of flags A full orchest
81 played program during the recepti
81 hours. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Deutsch al
81 the members Of the bridal party
81 sisted Mr.. and Mrs. Applebaum in
SA ceiving. Tho hridol couple will be
81 home at GIG Lyndale avenue N.
y DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Dysinger we
hosts at handsome reception Il
. evening at their home, 1887 Thi
street N, for the members Of MIN
apoiis Chapter No. 8, O. p. s. Spri
flowers we're used to brighten t
made pretty setting, while in #
parlor white tulips and narcissus w
fused with ferns and palms. The d
ing room was in yellow, with daffo6
and yellow-shaded lights. During |
reception hours a full orchestra play
in the music room and rccitations
Miss Ethel Mitchell and vocal sci
the pleasure Of the guests. Assist
the hosts were Misses Julia Cha
~ Lulu Rowell. Fannie G. LIE Gro. N.Y.
- Merry, Ethel Mitchell and Anis Lo
,zz- crby.
ID A pleasant afternoon tea was gil
In yesterday by MRS. B. F. Merrill
500, soon her home, 1921 Park avenue, for
ontbs, graduate, nurses of Northwestern
enor. pital The affair was the first Of
from series which will be given to br
Eiston the nurses into closer social relate
" ali Pink tulips and hvacinths decked
rooms. Misses E. A. Welch and La
ssasssas Chute poured tea and Mrs. Charles
- Bcltz assisted thru the rooms.
guests numbered about half a humid
-.> PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss NJ n. Hoeft has returned from
York. -'... -.s,.- -. j. s.-
The Misses Mccain returned yesterday
Ia New York ..-...... g.. @.>..
AA~ Mrs S. A. De Mile has returned from a
or weeks visit in Monticello. Mimi.
,rs The Busy Bee Sewing society will give a
'1'' PARTY at the home of Mrs. Parnes. 312S
- teenth avenue S. Friday afternoon.
~. Mr. and Mrs. n. &. Fccte of Park ave
. Who are spending the winter in California
e.. o;,,;n horn on Marc