The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-01
Women are twice as reli gious
as mon; all the world knows that. =
Holmes.

Miss Mary B. Belden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G.. Belden, and Richard
Greene Fisher were married last eve
ming at the family residence on Oak 4,
Grove street. About one hundred guests
mony, which was impressive in its
beautiful appointments. The service
was read in the living room by Rev. G..
Heathcote Hills Of st. Mark IS pro-
cathedral. Palms and ferns were banked
about the mantel and the windows, and
formed green background for the
bridal couple. At either side Of the
improvised altar burned cathedral can
dies and clusters Of Easter lilies
reception room the tdecortaons were
carried out with pink roses and the
library and reception hall were in
green. Benson Fisher Of Crookston,
Mimi, and Harry I. Belden stretched
the white ribbons from the reception
hall into the living room, marking the
path Of the bride. An orchestra played
the ,''Lohengrin'' wedding chorus as
ice stThe Evening STAR, from Tam
hauser was softly sounded. 4
Miss Belden wore heavy white satin
made with full train and the corsage |
had deep yoke of duchesse lace. Her
bouquet was shower Of pink and |
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Agnes Belden, the maid Of honor,
woreaa dainty gown Of white net over
pale blue silk and heE ;.t flowers rs. were s;s
brothers. best man.
During the, reception hours, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Belden and Mines. A.
IT,. Wagner, Harry I. Belden and @. q.
Taylor. A charming color effect was
carried out in the dining room with
white hyacinths and pink roses. The
eenterpiece, was a large basket OF me
tapers cast a soft glow over the table.
The chandelier was wreathed with
smilax and punches Of pink roses
| bloomed in the setting Of green about
the buffet and the fireplace.
| : Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher left in the eve
ming for Los Angeles, CAL, and they
will remain west until April. C.
About fifty twin city people went to
st. Cloud this morning to be present at
the marriage of Miss Grace Pearl ia
cobs, daughter of George H. Jacobs,
and Sigurd Bockman, both we'll known
young people Of this city. The mar
rage service was read at high noon at
the residence Of the bride s. brother and
sister, Professor and Mrs. p. P. Col
grove. The decorations thruout were
in pink, white and green, and roses and
carnations were used with masses OF
palms and ferns. In the parlor where
The vows were spoken, the arrangements
ferns banked the deep window recess
and over it was canopy Of southern
smilax. Miss Smith Of the st. Cloud
normal school presided at the piano and
played her own accompaniment for the
"Lohengrih" bridal chorus which she
sang. After the service she sang a
melodious wedding hymn. Rev. M. O.
Bockman, president of ! the United
Church seminary Of st. Anthony Park,
father of the bridegroom, read the serv-
ice in the presence of 200 guests. The
brides only attendant was her niece
little Helen Lazell Colgrove. She
ring In the depths Of snowy white
Gala lily. D. -. s@..
The bridal gown was Of white bobi-
net over white taffeta silk. The bodice
had V-shaped yoke Of net and Sold
point lace, and the skirt was rnffled and
trimmed with lace around the hem
White roses formed the bridal bouquet
: and the only ornament was a neck chair
+. Of gold. Mr.. Jacobs gave his daughter
in marriage. .,s.tss-s q {i:
From 1880 to l o clock there was 8
WAS served at 'clock. The. dining
room and the breakfast room were deco
: rated with roses and smilax.# White
!. roses conferred the table at which thu
: bridal party was seated. Over the cen
$ terpiece hung wedding bell, twinet
y with white ribbon and smilax and til,
:: favors were dainty baskets filed will
Q pink and white corrections. TIL,
$, = guests were served from smaller tables
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Bockman went to thei
new home, 340h East Seventeenth
street, Minneapolis, this afternoon
\ where they will receive after Feb. Is
q dark red serges trimmed with blacl
A braid and red velvet and her ha
3 matched the costume.
{ Among the out of-town guests at tn
a wedding We're Rev. M. o. Bockmar
81 MISS Mathllde Bockman and Fred Book
man, st: Anthony Park; Mrs. NJ. Hart
q man OF Cresco, Iowa; D. M. Bockman O
a Thief River Falls, MINI. and Mr..
81 George W. Adams Of Medford, Wis, a
81 A wedding that was Charming fc
s. me simplicity Of it's appointments too
and Mrs. w. a. Sloane, 275a Clinic
"a Robert T. Otis Of Appollonia.s wis
e were married The service was read b
# Rev. j. E. Smith in the reception roor
81 where an altar had been arranged {
s palms and ferns with narcissus Bio
81 SONS caught in a green tangle. Whit
81 tapers in tall holders and softly shade
81 lights completed the pretty chapel e
81 feet. The two living rooms were
# red and the walls were garlanded wit
&A southern smilax with poinsettia bio
@ SONS glowing among the glossy tendril
EM In the dining room pink was the chose
| color, and the candelabrum in the &c
Il ter Of the table held pink shaded ia
S% pink carnations. Sprays Of asparag