The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
ST. PAUL

3 The marriage of Miss Margaret How
ard Myers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
& Walter Fredericks Myers, to Lieutenant
Henry Lake Wyman, United States.
navy. was solemnized Thursday eve
n1ng in the Church of ST. John the
f Evangelist. Bishop Samuel Cook Ed
4 sail, assisted by Rev. Theodore Sedg-
wick, performed the ceremony; As the
guests were gathering Mr.. Fairclough
& gave an organ program and at 8 O'Clock
the vested choir, preceded by the cru
cifer and singing - Lord, Who at
Cana's Marriage FEAST came down
the aisle and met the bridal party at
the door. Heading the procession they
returned to the chancel singing the
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin. -
The bride wore wore ivory MESA
Of princess point lace. A tulle veil was
held In place by spray of orange
blossoms and she carried an armful Of
white ilacs. Miss Hopper, the maid Of
honor and only attendant, wore a frock
of pink messaline satin. with a small
wreath of pink roses in her hair and
carried a bouquet of pink rambler
uniform Of the United States navy.
John Durham of Evanston, Ill, was
the best man, and the brides four
brothers, Paul, Rawdon, Donald and
Howard Myers, acted as ushers.
The ehancel was decorated with
palms and Easter lilies and candles
burned on the altar. A small reception
at which only intimate friends were
present, followed the ceremony. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard II. Wyman of Evanston,
the bridegroom 9 parents; Richard Wy
man and Walter Wyman, Mrs. Knowl-
ton of Freeport. Ill, and Miss Lake of
Faribault.
Mr.. Wyman will take his bride to
Annapolis, where he is stationed.
Miss Adele HARDWOOD Bloss, daughter
of Mrs Adelbert Clinton Bloss, was
married Wednesday evening to Freder
lex Delos Monfort in All Angels
church, New York. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, Rev. S. De
Lancy Townsend, assisted by Rev. An
= drew F. IJnderhill of Yonkers. During
the assembling Of the guests the organ
ist played nuptial program, at the
close Of which the vested choir entered
the church singing "The voice that
breathed 'er Eden.'
The bride was in a princess gown Of
white satin, with court train, trimmed
with duchess lace and with bertha o.
duchess lace inset with rose and Vene
- tian point, one Of her wedding gifts
She wore a tulle veil and orange bios
SONS and carried shower bouquet 0.
fresh orange blossoms, white orchid
and lilies of the valley. Miss Clair
Holcombe Bloss, the maid of honor, wal
in pale yellow messaline satin elabo
rately trimmed with chantilly lace in
sertions, and carried English violet
and cattleva orchids. The costumes O.
the six bridesmaids were of violet "a
II, I'll A.
bouquets Of yellow roses.
Harrison G. Foster of st. Paul actet
as Mr.. Monfort IS best man. His ushers
with the exception of Homer P. Clarl
and Cathcart Maxfeld of St. Paul, wer
his classmates at Cornell.
After the ceremony reception wa
- held at the Hotel Majestic, with seat
ed supper at 10 clock.
Among the guests were Mrs. Emerson
Miss Adelaide Murphy, Miss Catherin
Wood, Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Bookstave
and Mr.. Sommers Of St. Paul, Ralp]
Edgerton and Captain and Mrs. Wade
After a wedding journey of mont
Mr.. Monfort will bring his bride to ST
Paul, and they will be at home at 49,
- Summit avenue, r. ar --s = e, a -
Mrs: Harrison G. Foster has issue,
invitations for a luncheon at the Tow,
and Country club on Thursday TO
Mrs. Nathaniel P. Rogers.
Mrs. @; Eugene Riggs of Dayton ave
nue. has issued Invitations for" lunch
con on Wednesday.
Miss Kalman Of Summit avenue CAV
luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Dwigh
Wishard.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. Greene an
the Misses Jessie and Dorothy Green
of Summit avenue expect to 90 abroa
in July. DR.. Greene will spend severe
months studying, and returns t
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