The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-25

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made, with a short train and trimmed
with duchesse lace. Her veil was fast
ened with spray Of lilies Of the val
ley and her bouquet was of the same
fragrant blossoms. She entered by the
aisle which had been marked with white
ribbons, by Earle G. Nunnally, DR.. Paul
Higbee and Jack Norton, and was met
at the altar by Mr., Healy and his best
man, Clayton Hooker.
Shortly before the reading of the
Episcopal ring service the orchestra
played "The Evening STAR from
Tannhauser, and during the service
"My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. from
"Samson and Delilah,o was sounded.
The Mendelssohn march was the recess
sional- music. An informal reception
was served to the seventy-fve guests.
The dining room had as its decoration
tall vases filed with Easter lilies and
a centerpiece Of lilies surrounded by
softly burninga tapers was on the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healy will leave this
evening on a several weeks wedding
trip. The brides travelling gown is Of
gray cloth, with hat and coat to match.
The marriage of Miss Daysie Belle
Schwartz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Schwartz, to Colonel William H.
Armstrong of Racine, Wis, took place
at 4 'clock this. afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, 1851 Aldrich
avenue s. Rev. ). S. Montgomery read
the service in the presence Of seventy
five friends and relatives. Miss
Schwartz entered on the arm of her
father. She wore a travelling gown of
old rose. silk, fashioned into an Elton
suit with a bodice Of Irish lace and
with trimmings Of lace and hat to
match. Her flowers were lilies Of the
valley. Miss Lillyan Schwartz was the
maid Of honor and wore "a gown OF
Alice blue shot organdie over a slip OF
blue silk, trimmed with fine lace, and
her flowers were pink roses. BENJAMIN
Armstrong Of Racine, Wis, was the
best man. The ceremony took place in
the living room, where Easter lilies
and palms made setting for the bridal
group. The bay window was banked
with palms and tall lilies rose in their
slender beauty from the tangle Of
green. In the parlor a mass Of pink
roses bloomeds amid the foliage OF ferns
and smilax and in the library clusters
Of yellow roses and yellow tulips dotted
the banks Of palms and ferns about the
supper was served in the dining room
after the informal reception. The
decorations were in red, and the cen
terpieoe was mound Of red carna:
tions in q bed of ferns. Colonel and
Mrs. Armstrong will leave this evening
| on an eastern trip. They will be at
home in Racine Wis, after. May 10,
4 Colonel Armstrong belongs to the First
Wisconsin infantry. The guests at the
wedding included q group OF out-ol
town. relatives and friends. 2>Es -"
Miss Elizabeth M Hawley gave 8
i LARGE reception this fternoon at hel
| home. 1913 Eleventh avenue ST: The
hours were from 4 to 6 O'Clock, and a.
over two hundred Invitations had beef
/ issued, there was a stream OF guests
i during the designated hours. The hous'
was Charming with its decoration Q:
spring flowers, and clusters Of fragran!
blossoms filed every conceivable nool
and corner in the parlors and reception
hall Miss Hawley received with he
aunt, Mrs. M. E. Hawley Of Geneva
N. T., who is visiting at the HaWle.
Mines. W. w. Folwell, F. p. ,Wesbrook
S. J. Murton. Frederick Washburn, j
+ Flather. Charles N. Hewitt Of Re-
Wing, Darlington Davenport, Rober
Webb, Lester Day, Grosvenor Crosse
Miss Mary Folwe1l and Miss AIMS
Cleveland. In the dining room, wher
clusters Of calendula formed charmln,
setting, the Misses Med Donald, Miss Wy
man. Miss SFirkins, Miss Shillock an
the Misses Maxfeld and Armstrong o
st. Paul presided. -.
The marriage Of Miss May 1angloi
BRIDE g mother, Mrs. E. N. Langloi.
1905 Fourth street Sc. It will be.
quiet family wedding, and the servic
Will be read by Rev. j. w. Prosse1
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will leave imme
diately after the wedding for Kansa
City, where they will be at home at 80
Linwood boulevard. ~ -. -.
The annual banquet Of the actiy
and almuni chapter Of the Sigma Ch
fraternity will be held Saturday after
noon at 5 o'clock at the Hotel Nicolle
The wedding Of Miss Minnie Hanse
and Adolphus P. Boudin will take plac
: Monday evening at the home Of tn
bride. 29O8 East Franklin avenue.
Monday afternoon Mrs. G. A. Hal
sen gave a Kitchen shower at her hom
712 Twentieth avenue s, in honor G
her sister. The rooms were prettil
decked with white and green, and
light luncheon was served. .-. -
Mrs. Wiltz Of 264O Stevens avenu
4 will entertain tomorrow evening In ho1
OF Of Miss Eda Melbye of Black Rive
Falls Wis. who is the guest. Of Mis-
4 Margaret N. Hoffman Of 726 Ninth av'
\ nue. SE. r..
4 Last week Miss Hoffman entertaine
4 for Miss Melbye, who gave several 8
Elections on the piano during the ev
ming. Dancing was another diversio
and a. light supper was served. III
4 rooms were gay with azaleas and vi
4 lets. l.. :: .1s ..s..s2 81. !.
Westminster Social circles closir
event took the form Of a reception #
\ the entire congregation, last evenin
\ The lecture room and parlors WEI
transformed by the lavish use Of orie
tai rugs, draperies, and handsome pa
lor furnishings. Palms, Easter lille
i and red and white carnations were tt
floral decorations.
Rev. j. 3. Bushnell, Rev. Harry Ri
4 ney, and the church officers received tt
guests There were fifteen hostesse
Mines. William Day, R. B. Tomlinso
Jr., F. E.. Skinner, George w. Wishar
= H. G. Dickey, Il. Tweed, g. B.. BIZ
! chard, G.. A. Hunt, T. Yoegeli, w.
= Weld, T. II. Green, N. j. Olson, E.
4 Warner, r. Haynes, j. W. Penberthy, !
Z, / P. Deane, and Mrs. Nellie Bailie vi
! served frappe from prettily-appoint
,. tables in the .a1coves. A program v
given by Miss Irene Wood, pianist; So.