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

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coded the bride and scattered pink rose
Stretched by Louise pais and + Anna S Woernea
in gowns Of white. Red, green and
white were the eolors chosen in the dec
orations Of the hall. The bridal couple
stood under an arch Of green and white
during the exchange Of the vows and
banks Of foliage with red roses were
arranged in the windows and about the
doors. Miss Esther Carlson presided in
a saS; caanno 'a with green and white
Mr.. and Mrs Barrett left on avoiding
tour of several weeks and will not re-
turn to Minneapolis until The latter
part Of ygly. They will be at home
Miss Louise N. Klenert and Charles
Il. Davis were married last evening, in
4 Fowler. Only the relatives and imme-
4 date friends were present. Miss Sadie
Wall was the maid Of honor, and wore
white Paris null and Z carried red
i peonies. The bride was gowned in
white silk, with trimmings of Mechlin
lace, and her flowers were white peonies.
Frederick Klenert, a.. brother of the
bride. was the best man. The service
Soae t q sSe FAMILY Ell s RaRth she
s, for which a, group of fifty friends
had been invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
. will be at home after July is at '2909
4 Chicago avenue.
Rev: G. L, Morrill, read the service
at the marriage Of Miss Clarissa Foster
and Charles Newton, which took. place
at the Morrill, residence: on Tenth ave,
nue. s last evening. E b ~.
! Miss Leona Osman and John I. Place
were quietly married yesterday after.
noon at the home Of the officiating
minister, Rev. J. E. Conant, 1898 Chi,
cago avenue. Mr.. Place and his bride
;. will be at home at 1918 Nineteenth
: avenue s. -. y -, x
! OF New York were married Sunday exc
ming in the Mike Kodshe synagogue
Rabbi SLIDER, assisted by NJ. Winthrope
read the service. Palms, ferns an(
!. bride s roses: made a beautiful deco
ration in the synagogue, Miss Saral
L1sky was the maid Of honor, and wore
pale blue silk, and the bridesmaids
\ Misses s., Rose Friedman, Fannie Rosen
; berg, Clara schleisinger,s were in white
the ushers were Louis Golling, E, B
Beckman and Harry Rosenstein. LITTLE
Edward Beckman carried the ring il
an Easter. lily and little Alice and Der
tina Beckman were the pages. Mrs
Beckman gave her daughter in mar
riage. The bride wore heavy white sill
richly. trimmed with real lace, and he
veil was held in place with "a diamond
ssunburst, the gift Of the bridegroom
: Mr.. and Mrs. Green have gone on al
:, extended wedding trip: They will SEM
out at-home cards on their return. =,
Miss Lily Myrtle Hill and Guy: B
Baker of WaYzata, Minnetonka,s wer
> married last week at the; home Of tn
bride: Rev. P. A: Cool read the ser
ca ths ps%ea 2b 1oo M
8 bridal chorus and Miss, Inez Williamson
!, sang ."Oh, Promise Me-, Miss Ha
n nah Hill was her sister IS bridesmai
> and wore point d'esprit> over blue sill
and carried red roses. :, The bride
4 gown was Of white all over embroidery
trimmed with Valenciennes lace, an
= her flowers were bride; roses. Oil
Fladd was best man and little .Harrie
J: Jardine, cousin Of the bridegroom
J. Wild flowers and ferns decked tn
n rooms and the bridal party stood III
der an arch Of grapevines. Mr.. an
Mrs. Baker will make their home g
9 Wayzata. Among the wedding guest
q were Mrs. Carol Bragg Of Oman,
d Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Potvan, Mr.. an
r. Mrs. Jardine, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kee
i ling, Roy Keesling, MI. and Mrs. I
n Keesling, B. Keesling and Ollie PERI:
k all Of Wayzata.
r Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hortenbach
s. 1876 Adams street NE, celebrated the
II silver wedding anniversary last ev
10 ming. A surprise party was arrange
d in honor Of the. .bY~Central lodg
k No. 81, s. of H., and the ladies' auxi
If larry lodge. No. 4. : Rev. Mr.. Wiki
s. pastor Of st. Paul's Lutheran churc
1t was present and read as e seco4 a marl Ia
ia were married twenty-five years ago
e. st. Paul's German, Lutheran churc