The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

III
The women whe accompanied their
husbands to the meeting OF the Mime
sofa State Medical association were
the guests Of honor, at a reception which
was given this ftsrn oon at the home
Of Mrs. II. H. Kimban 0n East Twenty,
fourth street. The wives sof the local
physicians had been invited to meet
with the out-of town women, and
most delightful afternoon was spent at
the beautiful Kmball home, where the
extensive gardens gshoWa wealth OF
june blossoms The guests wandered
garden, where hundreds Of blossoms
lifted their fragrant heads, or stopped
to admire the many rose bushes lust
ready to burst into bloom. Garden
flowers were, arranged in an informal
fashion in the house, where light re,
freshments were served. Mrs. Kimball
was assisted by the committee. which
women, Dr.. Mabel Ulrich, DR.. Jane
Kennedy, DR.. Ada Talbot, DR.. Martha
Moorehead. DR.. 4 Byers, Mines. J. G.
Cross, Arthur 2. Mann, j. w. Bel,
Archa Wilcox Frank G. Todd and
James Macnie.
Tomorrow the visiting women will be
entertained at a luncheon at Donald,
dinner at Minnetonka will follow: This
evening there will be- "a reception at
Masonic Temple.
About 15o guests Witnessed the mar;
rage OF Miss Georgiana@ Evans ana ma
bride s mother, Mrs. Martha L. G.
Evans, 107 Highland. avenue. The ap--
pointments were charming. Pink,
white. and red peonies were used here
and there, and tall cathedral candles
| cleaned among the palms and ferns in
There, only white blossoms were used.
Miss Bessie Lum, who was at the piano,
played the "Lohengrin' chorus as the
bridal party entered, and Schubert 8
"Serenade was sounded as an accom-
paniment for the service, which was
read by Rev. I, H. H5ia9llock. The only }I5y
attendant was Miss Ellen Anderson. The
with baby Irish and Cluney lace: Her
veil was held in place with white VIC
let's and she carried bride roses. The
service was followed by an informal re-
ception at which Mr.. and Mrs. s. F.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson
and Miss Salisbury assisted the bridal
couple. Mr.. and Mrs Salisbury went
east for trip of three weeks, and they
after July Is. - - :
The wedding of Miss Esther Brown
and Frederick M. Truax, which was sol
emnized last evening in Grace Episcopal
church. s3 was witnessed by 200 guests:
The church was ;prettily =decked In
to bank the altar, and white peonies
and roses caught in the foliage. The
chancel rail was garlanded with smilax.
NLohengrin" chorus and a soft accom-;
paniment to the service, which changed
to the Mendelssohn march for the recess
sional;. There were two bridesmaids
one in pink and the other in pale blue
silk null, and both carried bridesmaid
roses. The bride wore princess gown
of white lansdowne with yoke and trim
mings Of real lace. A spray of lilies
of the valley held her veil in place anc
she carried an armful of bride roses
Ernest Slower was best man and Rev. A
B. Stowe read the service.
A reception followed at the home Of
:. the bride S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Brown, where bridal wreath and ferns
decked the rooms..j Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. White ant
Mrs. =. e. Barter assisted the brida
couple in receiving; MT MI. ana ahd,.+ MIS- tI7
and they will be at home at 1926 Bay
ard street after July /. -. %. ..---..s
A wedding Of yesterday was that Q;
Miss Margaret Swift, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Swift, and George J
,, Simons, which was solemnized in Holy
Rosary church. Rev; F. H. :Dougal
read the service, which was VT Wltne IS
friends. Miss May Barden, a cousin
} Of the bride, was the maid Of homo
and wore silver-gray crepe. The brid
: was in white French null. She wor
a tulle veil and carried bride roses
: Thomas Swift, a brother Of the bride
acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. 81
, mons went to New York on their wed
, ding trip, and later they will go t
! Washington, D. C.,4to make their home
Rev. A.. P: Engstrom read the servic
= at the marriage Of Miss Anna JohnsO
) and Rupert Burke, which took plac
4 last evening at the home of the bride
q parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. johnson
1928 Longfellow avenue; A big wee
O1ng Dell u AuA
above the bank of palms and ferns b.
! fore which the ceremony took plae
: AS Miss Edna Quarnstrom played til
= Mendelssohn march the white ribbon
were drawn by the Misses Helen Ions
\ worth and Loretta Linwood. Mi
J Marie johnson, maid Of honor, and Mi
). Sigma Peterson, the bridesmaid, we
Z in white and carried pink rosebud
: The bride, who entered with her fathe
- wore white radium silk trimmed vii
I lace applique and seed pearls. A cor
: net Of white Nrosebuds held the tul
Z veil in place and her bouquet was
!, bride roses. De Lloyd Barber acted
q best man and Joseph Almers also 2
y tended the bridegroom. During t
- service Miss Esther Nelson softly sal
y '. cob, Promise Me.
j The reception that followed was he
I on the lawn, which was lighted WI
:, Japanese lanterns. Assisting in recei
y ing were Mrs. D. P. Burke, MI. a.
- Mrs. G. Z. Anderson and Mrs. A. Ca
2, 2, son. The young girls who served
= freshments were the Misses Hilda
- sen, Linda johnson, Alma Ekstro
= = Florence Lindholm, Esther Nelse
~ Evelyn Tibette, Loretta Linwood, H
= en- Longworth, Ellen Larson, All
:. ~ Turnquist and Alma Abrahamson. i
q guests numbered $50.
u Mr.. Burke and his bride will be
-, ~ home at 1853 Fourteenth avenue 5
80 ter July |.