The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10

Tuesday at high noon at the home Of
! the bride, 73O Fourth street N. ~
Thursday evening Misses Frances
Higgins, Marguerite Hefter and Wini-
fred Fitzpatrick gave parcel shower
for Miss Bergmark at the home Of Miss
NE. The decorations were in hearts
and bells, to carry out a color scheme Of
red A musical program was given by
the guests and light refreshments were
served. There were thirtv-fve young
people present. l..
| The marriage Of Miss Corneille But
ton and DR.. Frederick H. Brush took
place Thursday evening at the home Of
the bride s parents on Clinton avenue.
Miss Button was unattended. She wore
her travelling suit Of white serge with .
white lace waist over silk. Rev. G.. S.
Collins read the service. DR.. and Mrs.
BruSh left in the evening for southern
Minnesota to visit DR.. Brush 8 mother.
They will return about June 20 to be
present at the wedding of Miss Laura
Button. Late in June they will go to
! Yakima, WASH, where they will be at
home aftetr Aug.
The wedding of Miss Eva Woodwork
and William M. Morse was quietly cele-
brated Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. A. W. Woodworth, 1921 Third
avenue s. Fifty years ago on the
same date Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Morse, uncle and aunt of Mr.. Morse,
were married. The service was read
Friday by Rev. Mr.. Hodgin, in the
presence Of the two families. In the
living room pink roses were placed in
used in the dining room. The sideboard
was@ banked with them, and q. a great
cluster stood on the table. In the re-
ception room red roses gave a new notte
of color, and white snowballs were
banked against the stairway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse left in the even
ing for their new home at Excelsior.
A wedding Of interest to a great
many Minneapolis people was cele-
DRAFTED at Sank Center Thursday even
pie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
Whipple, became the bride of Rudolph
p. Hansen: The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Oehler, assisted by
i Rev. Mr.. Garland. Mrs. w. v. Whip
Iple was matron Of honor, and Edwin
Hansen, brother Of the bridegroom, was
best man. The bride wore a white
satin princess gown trimmed with Irish
+ lace and carried bouquet of bride
roses. The "Lohengrin' wedding
march was played as six bridesmaids
stretched ribbons to form an aisle thru
which the bridal party walked to the
i living room, where the ceremony took
place. The bride was preceded BY two
tiny flower girls, Ariel Whipple, niece
Of the bride, who carried the ring in
the heart of rose, and Alice Fiesler.
A reception followed the ceremony at
which 200 guests were received Mrs.
Hansen is the only daughter of v. A.
Whipple of Sank Center and a sister
of w. v. Whipple.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left for a short
trip and on their return will be at
home at Sank Center, where Mr.. Han.
sen is engaged in business.
The marriage Of Miss Grayce Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Smith
and George Seaborn took place Thurs
i day evening at the home of the brides
fparents. Miss Smith wore a princess
gown Of embroidered swiss over white
and trimmed with valenciennes lace
{ ] Her only ornament was a garnet neck
Elace, which had been given to he1
4 great grandmother by her husband OF
/ her wedding day. Her flowers wer,
bride roses, and the bouquet was fast
ened with streamers Of tulle whicl
were cut from her mother bridal veil
4 Rev. Alexander Brown Of Hope chape
: I5read the service. before the bow win
dow, which was hung with smilax am
; banked with palms. Mr.. and Mrs
Z Seaborn have gone to their new hom