The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-07

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J MINNEAPOLIS JoURl
bouquets Of white carnations. Little
Isabel Bla don, q, sister of the bride,
and Master WolneA Brown, scattered
white rose petals III the path of the
bride. Little Isabel wore a baby frock
Of white India linen, with lace and
insertion, and her little escort was also
j Hal i !. IS Woodruff presided at 5he or,
ding march as the professional music.
The. ushers were Will Sulfiow. and Rob
! ert.4 REYNOLDS, and Ralph: Mitchell WAS
Mr.. Browning IS best man. Rev. u. ii.
Crandan read the service.
"A reception for a group Of relatives
and intimate friends followed at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Brown, 1877 Colfax avenue s. Wild
flowers made charming setting and
in the dining room a decoration Of
green and white was carried out with
Sweet peas and ferns and softly shaded
Itapers. Mr.. and Mrs. Browning were
assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
! Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Bladon, the par
/ ents and grandparents of Mr.. Brown
4 ing; Mr.. and Mrs. u. E. Browning and
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Browning of Ham
lmond, Ind. Assisting informally in the
rooms were the young women of the
bridal party and Miss, Hazel Browning
Iof Hammond, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond, Ind.
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Sophia
Runge, daughter sof G Mr.. and Mrs.
] August H. Runge, to Dwight Howard
Hart of Los Angeles, Cal, will take
tplace Tuesday, June 10, at high noon,
Fat the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Harris Chick, 1880 Wilton place, Los
Angeles. Miss Runge is well known in
Minneapolis, which was; the, home, Of
the family until two years ago. Her
and she was one Of the tai
tented and charming =. members
of the musical set Mr. and Mrs.
! Chick, at whose home the wedding will
take place, are also: former Minneapolis
residents. Mrs. Chick was for many
years organist of the Church Of the
Redeemer. Mr.. Hart is the proprietor
Of the Hotel Rosslyn, where he and his
bride will be at home after Sept, J..
The marriage Of Miss Sylvia Frank
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. NJ. W. Frank
Of Park avenue, to Benton G. Friend OF
4 New York, was solemnized last evening
at O'Clock at the West hotel. Al
orchestra played program of music
while the guests were arriving, chang
ing to the Lohengrin bridal chorus as
the bridal party entered. The brides
father met her at the foot Of the stairs
and conducted her to the altar in statu
airy hall. Preceding the bride was hel
cousin, Miss Hannah Whitehill of Bal
timore, who acted as maid of honor. She
was gowned in yellow silk null trimmed
with butter.colored lace and tiny pinl
bows. Her fowers$were white roses.
robe of embroi dersa 3tatiste, made prin
cess style, with baby Irish lace. Sh'
wore a veil reaching to the herr Of he,
gown and held in place with wreath
of orange blossoms. H. S. Friend o:
New York was his brother 8 best man
Statuary. hall was f estooned at tn
entrance with oak beughs and from tn
with pink peonies were drawn to tn
canopy of,iasmines and bride rose
was read by DE-. SIM. Dinard. !.
The wedding dinner was served In tn
ladies' ordinary, where the long tabl
was decorated with pink peonies
small red roses andsasparagus ferns. L
with tuberoses,, .andsthe two tall vases
: with their pretty arrangement OF. pee
9 MES, were reflected in large mirror
t outlined with the roses and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend left last evenin
4 for Chicago and Milwaukee,, where the
e will spend two weeks at Mr.: Friend
country home, at .Nashota. after seI
. home. at 1920 Portland avenue. Nj
9 Friend was graduate from Columbia i
s 1896. The out-ef- town guests include
8 Miss Hannah Whitehilf 'f6f Baltimor.
t Ralph. Friend of Milwaukee and II. s
e Friend Of New York. +. ,:.s 80 H.
u s5sMiss Mary Cronan Of Minneapoli'
b MI. and Mrs Devine of St.. Paul, pa
d ents Of DR.. John Leo Divine, and M
s and Mrs. O 'Brien Of Denver, Col, wer
!; among the out-of town guests at tn
q marriage Of Miss Marie Evelyn Davie
e and Dr.. Devine, which took place las
+ fevening at 8 O clock iatfthe home of tn
g bride in Lansford, N. D. Miss Davit
5 is we'll known in Minneapolis: She wa
4 here a short time; qago visiting Mr.
= = john NJ. Collins Of Thirteenth av
a. nue NE -, ': .'., ,.-s's' g:,~s
~ :. Miss Davies wore handsome WEI
r. ding gown Oh White 1I1su zcIoCuct s1a>
- lover white silk and her flowers wei
y BRIDES roses Her maid Of honor WI
a Miss Mary Cronan and the bridesmaid
f we're Misses Mayue Hickey Of Loui
d vile, Ky; Miss Clinton. Of Lyon
n. Mass, and DR.. Fitz Morris Of Mocha
r. N. D., was the best man. DR.. Deyir
& is a graduate of the class Of 1908, I'm
r. versity of Minnesota, and his hon
n, was in st. Paul - -''. -.
h The marriage of. Miss Grace Elvi1
# Slocum and Frederick William Ney
n combe took place last evening at tt
J. home of the bride g. mother, Mrs. jam
=, slocum, 14O0 Stevens avenue. In II
- parlors pink peonies and pink-shadt
y lights contrasted> with the white al
IS. the deep green Of the living ROOF
Re where an altar of flowers was arrange
&c Palms, ferns and Easter lilies lie!
x their floral beauty to the charming e
n feet. In front of the altar a gate hi
s. been arranged, deeked with asparag
~ ferns and marguerites. Red peoni
$ gave the note Of color in the libra
s and bank Of palms there conceal
% string orchestra. In the dining roo
g : the red appeared in Jaque roses al
II the silk-shadeda tapers.
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