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

oISSEIiZaDeIn, M u. Ihe.hOurS We're
from 3 to 5. o CLOCK and Mrs. KimbaH
where snowballs, peonies and bridal
wreaths made a delicate setting. AS.
sisting the hostess were group of ma
irons. Mines. John Bigelow, Will Bige-
low, E. H.sMonlton, Hovey G. Clarke,
F. r. Barber, e r. Lewis, g. NJ. Loring,,
a aq5l,t J: p Riaagwafy, and the Misses
res McG ormieK IN the.1dining room n
where lustersaof pink peonies centered
on the. table and stood on the buffet, a
group of the assisting women alternated
in serving. s s.
| Miss Mabel. Harriet Mcdonald,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me-
married at s o clock last evening. at the
home of the bride, 5ll Eleventh ave-
nue. s. Rev. j. NE. Cteary Of st. Charles
Catholic church read the service, in the
presence of a.. group of relatives and
college friends. of the bride. = Miss May
Mcdonald was the$maid Of honor and
Lawrence H climber was the best man.
Miss Mcdonald wore. Nile+green silk
over green and carried white. roses.
The bride wore a princess gown Of
radium silk, with Mechlin lace and ap-
plique: of baby Irish crochet. Her veil
was held in. place with a&Wreath of eor-
ange blossoms sent from California, and
she carried a white satin prayerhook
mother. The wedding march from
"Lohengrin'' was played with violin
| obligato by Max Dick; Immediately
| after the ceremony tsAdore and Be
Still'' was sung by Miss Frances Hor-
gan. go - -. - -
Bridal wreath, snowballs, peonies and
vines made a pretty. setting for the GER
emony. The bridal couple, spoke the
VOWS under. an arch Of, flowers. In the
and peonies Scentered. the table. ORR
entail screens and hangings made deco.
ration for the large piazza, where a
group of young women served frappe
One hundred and fifty guests were bid
den to the ceremony which followed the
service. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Oren were Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Nc:
Donald and the Misses Kinnard, and
Helen Fish presided in the dining room
Conway. May Chestnut, Ophelia Reg
mas. Mrs. John Sheran Of Ipswich
N. D., and Miss Sue James of Pipe
stone, Mimi, were guests. = -
% short wedding tour and their at-home
cards will be sent out when they re
] turn. .,f.,... =, -. .,.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Hove,
q G.. Clarke, 1719 Park. avenue, was tn
scene of the beautiful ceremony which
united in marriage, Miss Helen Marga
4 Blackmar, and nieceof Mrs. Georgia A
\ Clarke, and Sydney Carmen Meyer, So
\ Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Meyer of thi
y city. Rev. H. L. Crandall Of lTrfnit..
Baptist church read the service at
8 % 'clock. ! ~ l.
n Roses. flowers Of June, made an ez
quisite setting The large dra pi 9
y roses were used against, a setting Q
n palms, asparagus vines and maidenhai
4 ferns, the color effect harmonizing wit
n the fnishings Of mahogany and tn
Il green tapestry and hangings Of tn
q room. The deep bow window had bee
n transformed into a chapel of greer
Finy electric lights shone thru a MAJ
d heightened byr'a dome Of asparagu
! vines under a bright star Of light. A
q either side. Of the chapel were broai
q leafed palms, and tall clusters Of brid
roses studded the foliage. Feather
q maidenhair ferns banked the fFFenc
& window and tangle of green clustere
\ around the piano and the bank Of palm
around the fireplace were palms an
ferns, and clusters Of the roses ros
E from beds Of ferns on the manifested
a Miss Blackmar entered the DRAWN
4 room from the library. Her path We
Z outlined by white silken ropes, whic
81 had been drawn by William. and Thoms
81 Blackmar' Her wedding gown was
- hstrous satin. The gown was mao
! with full train and had a yoke (
. duchess lace with a full bertha of ro'
point lace. The court veil was he
In place with a coronets of lilies of tt
m valley; she carried a shower bouquet
n white sweet peas, and a diamond jew
set in pearls, gift of the bridegroom
Miss Pauline Blackmar, was the maid
Il honor and preceded her to the alta
81 She was dressed in pink wolfe Nino
81 over slip of pink silk. The gov
was made princess and trimmed wit
e duchess lace, and other bouquet was
81 Kate Moulton roses. The Lohengr
wedding march was sounded as the. b.
ing of the service, CANCEL g Serenade
q and "tThe Evening Starr were soft
"a played. Mr.. Meyer, attended by b
d brother, Frank Meyer, Jr., met t.
81 bride near the chapel, and Mr.. CLAIR
IS gave his. niece away. s,-,,z ~.--.
n During the informal reception viii
b followed, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer were 8
n Mrs. Blackmar, Mr.. and Mrs Clar
IA and Mr.. and Mrs Meyer. Mrs. Blac
d mar wore a reception gown of viii
n lace over silk, Mrs. Clarke wore
Il white lace, over silk robe, and M
= Meyer wore black laeenover. silk wi
~ duchess lace, Assisting in the ROOF
were Mrs: s. s. Brown and the Miss
~ Tuthill. The appointments in the lib
! ry were carried out in red and gree
Richmond roses added touches Of glo
- ing color and stood among the noun
Of maidenhair ferns which topped t
bookcases. Pink, was the chosen col
n in the dining room and a crystal b;
n ket filled with fragrant Killarney ros
q was on the table. -. i -. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer have gone on
1e two weeks wedding trip. They W
b, be at home at IL Spruce place aft
(: June Is. s-5s ~ 4 rs ~: q
ut 2. +. !. ~. go. - 5z
y :. Miss Lillian Bladon, daughter Of n
and Mrs. James Bladon, was married
Wayne Ferris Browning Of Hammer
- Ind, in Trinity Baptist church last ey
- ming. They were the first bridal cou]
- to speak the marriage vows in t
r. church, since its dedication last f.
~ Two hundred invitations had been
sued and the ceremony took pla
= amidst charming appointments. Gre
III sFandi s2o,white were the chosen colo
| ne Palms and ferns banked the altar, a
~ the. chancel railing and reading de
y; were partly hidden under tracery
"a: green. A large basket filed with flu
Ies white carnations completed the pref
ne effect.