The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-21

chiffon over white taffeta and carried |
pink roses, The bride was III sheer
white French lawn over taffeta. trims.
med with Valepciennes lace and eye.
let embroidery She carried an armful
ants were Ralph Baldwin and j.. H.
4 Mr.. and MRS Nutter went away FOL.
o. short trip and will be- at home at
400 Dupont boulevard after Aug. /.
Mr.. Nutter is a university man, mem
Der of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and, his,
bride is also we'll known in university
Among the wedding guests were Mr..
and Miss Leora Easton Of Little Falls,
MINI. +, 1904 s4s a35S
Trinity Baptist church was the scene
Of a pretty wed ding last evening when
Miss Sarah NJ Dow became the bride
of Paul G. Heard. Rev. &. Ne: Heard.
the father of the. bridegroom, assisted
by DBL. a. Crandal of Trinity church.
read the service at IS o clock. The
church had been beautifully decorated
ers by the girls Of the Sun Sunday W. school hoo
class Of the bride, and mass of bios
SONS and vines had been gathered from
}! La axe E, IMinnetophas & 70 make the setting
The bride wore a npretty gown of
white crepe de ehene8 with lace trim
mings Her veil was held in place
with a cluster Of white blossoms, and
white daisies were arranged in aslarge
shower for her bridal bouquet. Miss
She wore, white lace over white, and
carried white roses Miss Genevieve
Hobart, the foweregirl, scattered sweet
peas in the path, of the bride. RolIin
N. Dow was the best man, and the.four
sushers were Ray Chase Of Anoka, Ell
mer McMul1en, Charles Briggs and
Clarence Dow, 81: ~ ss
Following the service the members.
Of the church gaveSa reception in honor
Of the bride and bridegroom. Miss
Dow has been onesof the popular men,
bers Of the church, and a host Of.
friends gathered TO- greet her after the
marriage. The parlors were bright with
June blossoms Mr. and Mrs. Heard
have left on a trip of the Great Lakes
and they will 60 to Montreal and Que
bee. They will be absent from the City
for about month. -,
$ Miss Hazel B., Broekwav and James
Moughton of Sharon, Pa, were married
today. at high noon at the home Of the
bride s parents, Mr. and Mrs. s.. S,
Brockway, 2239 Buchanan street. NE
The hall was arranged with oak leaves
from the tree under which the bride
has always played, and in the parlor,
where the ceremony took. place, white
ana green were the colors in the decor
atoms. An altar was made in the bay
window with ferns and palms and white
roses, and narcissus blossoms were
caught in a white. draperY above. In
the living room and dining room mink
roses were combined with. the green. A
mound Of the roses was in the center
OF the bride $ table in the dining room.
and from the chandelier white isatiu
rlbbons were festooned to the corners
OF the room. On the smaller tables
ferns.and vines were, on; the white cloth.
Before the ceremony Mrs Otis e.
Dale song, Beloved It Is Morn, = and
as the wedding party approached Miss
Eva Ruttan playedtlthe HtLohengrin, >
bridal chorus, followed by Wagner,s
Evening STAR during the service,
which VI was v read bYstIRev. Otis, G.. Dale.
the close. Master. Erwin Dale led the
way to the altar carrying the ring in a
rose. The bride, who was unattended,
wore princess gown of. shell blue peau
dc soie,. and her only ornament was q
diamond and pearl brooch, the gift Of
the bridegroom. A wedding breakfast
was served after the ceremony and the
wedding cake came from Rochester,
y. Y, from: the BRIDES uncle, Charles
During the afternoon about Seven
ty-fve guests calletdsssst to, present their
congratnlations to Mr.. and Mrs. Mouugh-
ton. Presiding atoothe 7frappe bowl
were. Misses. Eva Lazier and Ethel Nc.
Checern and assisting thru the. rooms
were Misses Blanche Saunders, Hazel
Llndman,, Nellie Todd, and Mines, r..
p: Hobbs, sc, Hobbs and j. H: saupr
ders,, Mr.: and Mrs. Moughton will make
a;;ttrip thrussthe east before going to
Sharon Pa, where they will he at home
| after July Is. Mrs. Mougton IS going
| away. gown is Of steel gray. - :.ts,s =;
The marriage Of; Miss Jennie Bessie
Bonner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
| Ron9er. and Frank Il. Lally took place
at 10: m. lin ST. Stephen IS church. On
| the altar pink and white peonies were
used with palms, and down the center
ribbons were stretched. A program Of
music was played while the : ushers,
Henry Bonner Clinton CRANKY Frank
Myers and Roscoe Porch, seated the
guests Attending the bride was her
sister, Miss Hazel Ronner who wore
a gown of white embroidered swiss
trimmed with lace, and a large white
embroidered hat. Her flowers were
pink roses: The brides gown. was OF
cream satin, trimmed with real lace,
and her bouquet was bride roses
Holding her. long veil in place was a
cluster of orange blossoms. Harry
LaIly was his brother best man.
The wedding breakfast was served at
| the, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. LaIIy.
2736 Third avenue 8. !. The guests were
the members of the bridal party and
the two families This evening a r..
ception will he held at the Ronner
home, and the guests will number about
two hundred. !. Mr.. and Mrs. sLally will
leave for an eastern trip, and upon their
return will make their home at 2632
Golfax avenue. They will receive after
Sept. /. &. a. .sS... IS -
/ The bridal dinner was given at the
home of Mrs. Nicholas Ronner, 1856
! Colfax; avenue. last evening. The cen
| terpiece was of pink and white carna-
tions, and tapers shaded in the same
eo!l9rs burned brightly. Covers were
laid for fifteen. Among the guests
was Mrs. J. e. Sturgis Of Buffalo.
Mimi, who came to attend the wedding
Miss Grace Hall and DIR. William Nc.
Dougald were married last evening al
! the home of the bride Is sister. Mrs. q
r.. Gibson, 300 Twenty4third avenue NE
/ Miss Hall is the daughter of Mrs. VII
Ham Ho11 N,1ry Tho