The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-30

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garet Walaegs, daughters s Of e1 Mr. m and
Moft'oh b' paties s Of Grand Ra f
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palms S' and T ferns @Sile pink pink anal anal
white sweet peas lent their fragrant
beauty. Ropes Of green outlined the
peas were tied to the apews. Theoserv-r
ice was read by the grandfather Of
the bride, Rev. Dr.. Tx. Davis Of Woos-o
ter, Ohio. Harry E, Phillips Of ST.
Paul. sang several numbers before
Miss Millicent Nahum Of .Brainerd,.
announced the arrival of the bridal
party with the 'Lohengrin' wedding
march. The bridesmaids, who We're
gowned in white and carried pink
Elbow Lake; Bessie Doig, Claremont;.
bell and Margaret Craig, st. Paul. and
Mary Longbrake. Mrs.:sWilliam Web
er of Bayfield, Wis, who was. matron
| of honor, was also in white The
BRIDES gown was Of white silk, fash
toned in the princess style and trim
med with lace. Rev. Ebenezer Ferry
of Claremont acted as best man. The
of the bride, Peter; Arthur Davies
brother of the groom; d. c.. Price of
New Ulm, and Rev. E. L. Cary Of
Bloomington Ferry. =
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held in the parlors of
the church, which were effectively ar
ranged with ferns, palms and summer
blossoms. Receiving with the bridal
party were the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wallace, and Mrs. D..
S. Davies Of Lake Crystal, mother. OF
the groom Presd Gg: At Wbta he fsPRo
Paul, julia Elmer, Hamline, and Lutte
Reed.
Rev. and Mrs. Davies left for short
! trip. After Oct. 1 they will be at
home. in Grand Rapids, where Mr.. &Da-
vies is pastor Of a church. 49,,
Among the weddings of last evening
was that of Miss Minnie Sterling,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ster-
ling, and James Fisher, which was sol:
emnized in the Vine Congregations
church. An arch of foliage and white
that banked the altar. Miss Alice
Fisher was. at the organ and played a
program of nuptial music as the four
white-gowned 'ushers, Misses Cora
! Quick, Ruby Miller, Maud. Biller and
Rodella Kirkland, seated the guests.
The Mendelssohn march; was sounded
as the bridal party entered and Miss
Fisher also played a soft accompani.
ment to the service, which was read by
Rev, s: q: Fisher, assisted by Rev. John
Rood. Miss Mary A. Hoyt, the maid Of
honor, wore white organdie inset with
valenciennes lace, over silk, and car
ried "a shower bouquet of white roses
and ferns. The bride gown was of
white silk trimmed with lace, over a
silk slip. The bride wore rose in her
hair and her flowers were white sweet
peas arranged with ferns. Leon Powell
acted as best man and little Hollis
Rhayn, in a white suit, carried the ring
in ally, and later strewed flowers in
The service was followed by a. re-
Fifth avenue: s. Mr.. Fisher ana lis
! bride left last evening foTla their. new
homeA,in Washington. Mrs. + ishe1
wore going, AWAY gown of White serge
with a hat to match. '~'''' =
The marriage Of Miss Queene Estelle
f Arey OF st. Paul, daughter of Mr.: and
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G: Odds, was celebrated last evening
in st. Paul s Universalist church. Tall
palms about the altar made an effective
setting for the great clusters Of nv.
drangea > blooms. Miss Marguerite
| Moreton presided at the organ while
the ,ushers, Harry; Barley and E., s.
Dunkinson, were seating the CHESTS
y J{y before the entrance, Of the bride
n Miss Bessie Mather sang, ''I Love Thee
Truly.' ,...,;,. ~,
T. The er1 bride was offended BY Miss
Hugh G. Areys as maid of honor. They
4 were in white, with large picture hiatt
| of white and bouquets Of pink roses
Little Irma Lane was flower girl, The
bride, who entered alone, wore a prin
cess gown of white: peau de sole, will
tulle. Her flowers were lilies of thu
valley and sweet peas and a wreath
OF the same blossoms was caught il
the fastening of the veil. DIR. Hugh
G. .Arey acted as Mr.. Old 8 best mar
and Rev. s.. B. Taylor read the service
a reception at the home of thu
BRIDES parents in Merriam Park. fol
DIAL pair. in receiving were. Mr.. an1
Harding, Mines. Grant. Van Horn
Land and Miss Bertha Sleeper. -:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Odds left last evening
for short wedding trip. J.; After Oct
i they will receive at 921.2 st.. .Albi1
street, St. Paul. :-..::.-. >....' .~.as,e.a-
The marriage of Miss Mabel E
Thyng and w. A. Reynolds took place
last evening at CLOCK at the home O.
theabride g parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. O
.Thyng,e. 2720 Elliot avenue. The sea
Ison s flowers were profusely used in tn
:. DECORATIONS: Two large vases fllee
with white asters and nodding colder
glow stood on either side Of the ban]
of ferns which served as backgroun,
forth bridal party in the living room
! and: a profusion Of blossoms was ar
ranged thru the rooms. AS the brida
party entered Miss Goldie played tn
lEjHLohengrins' wedding march changin,
i TO-: % Hearts and Flowers while tn
}Rev. Harvey Ga1braith read the serv
;;1tice. Little Jessie Kimball, niece o
! the bride, acted as flower girl, carry
! ing pink !: sweet peas; an ckslittle Doro
thy! Galbraith bore theffing in a baske
!; Of foWer iss lois FhYng, who at
!, tended her sister as 1naid:o honor
I wore ssHowered null overspihk, and cal
lied asteTs. The. bride was sgowned il
II White5:nun' IS yelling and her, flower
3 were bride roses: Albert Ghesley acte,
! as best man. IS ~
the informal reception which fol
. lowed Hthe ceremony MF. and Mrs. De
Forest Kimbalf received with the brida