The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27

Alfred E. Willmert, which was solem-
nized at 2 O'Clock at the new home
Of the bridal couple, Gil East Thirty
seventh street. The bride is the daugh-
Only the members Of the family wit
messed the service, which was read by
Rev. G.. L.. Morrill,, but about seventy
five guests attended the reception that
followed. The rooms were decorated
in an attractive fashion with flowers
and foliage. The pillars in the door
ways. were wreathed. with oak leaves
effectively caught in the green tangle.
The arrangements for the service
were charmingly simple and a formal
wedding march was dispensed with.
Miss Rose Peters,, in a gown OF white
French batiste, trimmed with lace, was
bridesmaid, and carried bridesmaid
roses, The bridal. gown was Of white
the bouquet was of bride roses. Fred
Domes was best man.N At the recep-
ton Mrs. Addie Willmert of Blue
Earth, the bridegroom s mother, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones received with the
bridal couple. The Misses Hattie Elt-
ner and. Eta Miller assisted in the
dining Bn Among M the guests 1 was was
Mrs. Willmert will receive after
July Is. .4@
Miss Kate Murphy became the bride
Of Edward Angel, and her sister, Miss
Ella Murphy, was married to. Hugh
Brennan today at 5 o'clock, IN st.
read read the service which united the two
couples. The "Lohengrin' wedding
march heralded the approach of the
bridal party. The maids Of honor, Miss
Mabel Palmer, who attended Miss Kate
and Miss Rose Brennan, who was Miss
| Elias maid, were gowned in pink Jap
silk trimmed with lace. Their flowers
were peonies, matching the color OF
organdie. made princesse fashion, and
! in their bouquets were bride roses. The
| full tulle wells were caught with
sprays Of lilies of the valley and smi
| lax. Charles Angel attended his broth
er as best man and John Brennan was
| his brothers. attendant.
A reception will be given this. eve
| ming in Eldridge hall, where wedding
dinner will be served. Red and green
will be used in the decorations Of the
hall. Ribbons will be festooned from
the chandeliers and lighted Jap Ian
terms. On the tables will be red car
nations, arranged with ferns. Recelv-
! ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan and
Mr. and Mrs. A1gsl rs wiz W b? the Pr7 Mny
|
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brennan and Mr..
and Mrs. John Angel
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel will be at home
at 613 Erie street Sc, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brennan will occupy their new home
at 522 Dupont avenue N.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine Du7
at 9 O'Clock in the Church Of the AS
cension. Miss Lily Beck played a pro-
gram Of music while the guests were Or
irving and before the service, which
was read by Rev. j. Harrington, Mrs:
Sarah Boardman sang, 40, Salutaris, -
and while the vows were being spoken,
"Adore and Be Still The bride was
gowned in white French lawn, made
princess, with insertions Of lace. Her
a shower bouquet. Her sister, Miss
Wayne Dugan, was her maid of honor
and James Mcdonald Of st. Paul was
best man. About two hundred and
fifty were hidden to the church.
A wedding breakfast was served al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs: John Dugan, 312 Fourteenth
members Of the family. Red carnations
I and ferns were arranged in the living
room, while red peonies made a charm
ing decoration for the diningroom:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan will leave thi
evening for Minnetonka to spend a few
weeks, before going to their home il
re- Mitchell, S.. D., where they will re
ceive after July 10. -:
The marriage Of Miss Cora O. Suite,
Of shakopee, principal Of the school
at Fosston, MINI, to DR.. Harry E. Cas-
tie, a member of the graduating elias
of the university this spring, took plac
today at 10 CLOCK in Fowler church
: when the service was read by the Rev
j. s.. Montgomery. The bridal coupl
were unattended and the guests incluc
tives. DR.. and Mrs. Castle will leav
tonight for Los Angeles, Cal, where d.
Castle will practice medicine. l.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Cole have al
nounced the engagement of their tw
: daughters, Miss Marion Alice Cole t
D Rev. Henry G. Hanson Of Harlem
q Mont N and Miss Phoebe Cole to Vern n!
q T. Ludwig Of. Mishawaka. Ind. Th
q wedding of Miss Marion Cole and M
n Hanson will take place in October. Mis-
Il Cole is a graduate of the universit
class of '05, and Mr.. Hanson, who
III a Presbyterian minister, was graduate
4 from the. university with the elias
a of '03. @--.- g.. .1-.~. u.
Mrs. Bertha V. Kitchener announce
III the engagement of her daughter, Ma,
4 to T.. Edward Phillis Of Chicago. TT
B wedding will take place Wednesda,
Aug. l. ~
Mrs. Heck Merriman Of 801O Hun
z boldt avenue s, will give a breakfa!
= at her home in honor of Mrs. w.
Satterlee on Friday. Saturday. Mr.
IA G.. A. Rose Of GIT Ninth avenue Sc, wi
~ entertain at "a bridge party for MI
s. Satterlee. Mrs. Satterlee will leav
& soon for the east to spend the summe
81 The Misses Ruth and Kate Martin
ISL 526 Fourth street Sc will entertain t
RS morrow afternoon in honor of Mi
"a Margaret Smith of Bay City, Micl
W who is the guest of: Miss Marion Mill
Sa Of zoos Grand avenue. Saturday afte
81 noon Miss Gladys Dodge will enterta
81 at a matinee party at the Metropolita
M A number Of other affairs have be,
T planned for Miss Smith during h
q stay. i
The marriage of Miss Maude Bartl
!. son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
J. Bartleson, and DIR. William Stewa
Frost, took place last evening at Il
family home, 1900 Chestnut aven,