The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-12

q OCIETY will devote itself almost
exclusively to the entertainment
Of the visitors who are focking
into the city for the national G. A. Il.
encampment. Everybody will have to
stand aside so that courtesies may be
wearing badges, which indicate that
the soldier s blood runs in their veins.
Of all the beautiful affairs to be given
it will be hard to predict which is to
be the most beautiful. No doubt the
reception Of Mrs. H. H. Kimball Mon
day afternoon will set the ball rolling
in brilliant and delightful way. Mrs.
many other affairs, large and small,
will follow in bewildering turn.
Patriotism is to be the keynote of
the hour, and even the suggestive de-
tails will not be omitted in the dec
orations There will be pretty souve-
Mrs and trifles presented as atten-
tions to the out-of-town guests, and the
many unique ways. =
The marriage Of Miss Emily Bissell
and John Newell of Topeka, Kan, took
place last evening at 8 O'Clock at the
home of the bride s parents, DR.. and
Mrs. F. E. Bissell, 1858 Elliott avenue
A profusion of the seasons flowers
rooms. In the reception hall yellow
blossoms contrasted with the green OF
ferns and palms. The parlor, where
the vows were spoken, was in green
and white. A mass of green com
pletely hid the mantel and tall palms
rose to the ceiling, while white. asters
and roses frightened the bank OF green
and were placed in jars and vases thru
sweet peas lent their beauty as a fit
ting ornament.
Island.
AS the guests were arriving Miss
: Esther De Coster, of Washington
played program Of music: AS she
sounded the "Lohengrin' wedding
march Misses Edna and Gertrude Dun.
lop stretched the, white ribbons from
the stair to the simulated altar. Miss
Edna wore fowered organdie and Miss
Gertrude's gown was fowered net over
! taffeta. Attending the bride was hel
cousin, Miss Katherine Cutler Of
Whitewater, Wis. Her gown was OF
I white pineapple silk and her flowers
were white roses.
The bride entered alone and was met
who gave her in marriage. She wore
an imported robe of hand
embroidered French null, trimmed with
! real torchon lace and French inser'
tion and she held cluster of bride
} roses DR.. Frank Bissell Of Maple
Lake, brother Of the bride, was Mr.
I Newell IS best man. While the service
: was being read by Rev. Elmer Lof
4 strom Of Wabasha. Minn., an old school,
! friend Of the bride and a former stu
dent at the University of Minnesota
{ Miss De Coster played soft music.
4 A reception followed the ceremony
when Miss G., S; Newell of Topeka.
sister Of the bridegroom, and DR.. anc
! Mrs Bissell received with the brida
) party.
Miss LAYING Redberg Of Seattle
dining rooms where the Misses Dunlol
assisted, marguerites arranged will
fern frinds in large basket, centeret
the table. The same flowers appeared
in vases and bowls.
IT, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell left last evening
for the northern part Of the state, wher
they will enjoy month s outing nea
the lakes. After September 10 the,
will be at home in Topeka, KAN, wher
they will live permanently.
The out-of-town guests were: Colone
and Mrs. O. G. Bissell, DR.. and Mrs. T
B. Weeks, Litchfield. Mimi; DR.. L. {
Weeks, Detroit, Mimi, and O. C. Weeks
St. Paul.
The beautiful weather and the sof
eooliness of the evening air attracte