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

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. "A. 4Modi-
settle, and Edwin Dodge, which took
place today at A pm. in st. Mark IS
pro-cathedral. Several hundred guests
were present, the twin city friends Of
Miss Modisette and Mr.. Dodge. The.
bride has always been one of the pop-
sular young women and society. delights
Minneapolis aftersher marriage. Mr..
Dodge has made Minneapolis his home
for some time and is connected here
in business {s &
Gordon Graham presided at the or
gan and played the nuptial program,
9 6, Be as IS ~ GODDARD, nserenade, =
mann, and ssiViolets ss by II Ellen Wright,
while the ushers escorted the guests to-
their seats. The ushers included three
of the classmates Of Mr.. Dodge at Lee
high university-George w. Case.
Charles M. Case, Victor johnson and
Alfred p. Pillsbury, Daniel Raymond,
Sumner Porter, Charles Pillsbury and
Elder 81. Moulton, Jr.
'tiful with its decorations of fragrant
peonies, palms, clustering ferns and
trailing vines. The favorite colors Of
the bride, green and white, had been
chosen, and the soft glow Of cathedral
candles enhanced the exquisite appoint
ments. Leading to the altar tall palms
and myrtle trees made an aisle Of green.
and myrtle trees, 81 and shining thru
their foliage was the light Of innumer-
able candles. Two tall candelabra held
the tapers at the foot of the altar,
where the thick, glossy foliage Of palms
and ferns made an exquisite setting.
The chancel railing was hung with
vines and tree-like palms spread their
glossy foliage high above the pulpit:
Forty-eight Of the .pews were marked
with clusters Of white peonies, and the
| punches of fragrant flowers furnished
\ beautiful color note. The pews for
the relatives were designated by bows
of white satin ribbon. r..-+~ 49,. /.
| After the ushers had escorted the
guests, they walked thru the center
Dodge and his brother, Robert Dodge
Of Gouverneur, N. Y, awaited the
bride. Miss Kate Moulton preceded the
bride as maid Of honor. She wore an
exquisite princess gown Of rose colored
silk chiffon over silk. Her large white
picture hat was trimmed with waving
rose.colored plumes, and she carried an
armful Of beautiful Kate Moultonsro roses,
the flower which has been named. for
her. - - = r: ..~~--s :.
Miss Modisette was given in, marriage
| by her father. She wore a princess
wedding robe Of heavy white satin, rich
! ly embroidered and trimmed with; point
lace. The elbow sleeves had double
frills Of the lace, and the yoke-like
wns o OF oe y Her f fa Rf Ell
to the hem of the court train and was
held in place with coronet Of orange
blossoms. Her flowers were lilies of
the valley and white orchids. Rev. G.
Heathcote. Hills read the service. The
"Lohengrin' wedding march was
played as the professional music
Mrs. y. N: Porteops sang "What i i
Love-" and during the reading Of the
7 Tannhaus sne was pIayea MIS- Por
teous also sang, beautifully, response
to the prayer. The Mendelssohn wed
ding march was played after the cere
mony. a
deck ED The the Modisette tie reside o.
Tenth street s, where an informal reeep
ton for the relatives was held. Receiv
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, were Mr.
and Mrs. Modisette, Mrs. Modisett'
wearing a rnodish reception gown o.
blue radium silk with a blue plume
trimmed hat, Miss Moulton and Rober
Dodge. Masses Of the peonies wer.
grouped in vases and jardinieres in tn
reception room and in the parlor. Il
the dining room, where refreshments
We're served, the large basket Of PEG
MES centering on the table was sur
rounded by tall silver candle holder
with white tapers burning under silve
figree shades. ~~- q ~
Frappe was served on the piazza fac
ing the garden with it's rows Of pinl
and white. hydrangea blossoms an,
other June flowers in full bloom TIL
entrance to the house was outlined wit
rows of stately myrtle trees and on tn
piazza were banks of foliage and clus
tiers Of white blossims in hanging has
kets. 81. 49,. = =..
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge will leave thi
evening on trip to Canada. The.
will be absent until Aug. /, and will b
at the Lafayette@ club, Lake Mime
4 tonka. the remainder Of the summe,
Mrs. Dodge will wear a travelling gov
- Of French blue wolfe, tailored over
blue silk slip, and her white Leghor
hat is trimmed with French blu
lplumes. III g.. IA
/ The wedding of Miss Annette JET
ferry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. JET
ferry, to Henry .G1assberg took plac
this afternoon in the presence of th
family in Mrs Mobiles ballroom
path outlined with palms and ba
i trees Joined by festoons Of satin ril
bon led the way to the altar. whic
was of palms and ferns and whit
peonies. Az the ushers, D. C. Jeffer.
i B. S. Harris, Ed Helperin, Jake Gruen
berg and Louis. Schwartz, were seatin
. the guests, Miss Minnie Shapiro sa1
= HSince Thou Art Nine and IT Pror
Use Thee Miss Lydia Benton sounde
T. the HLoheng grin ''2'bridal chorus as tt
bridal party entered, and changed
i HHearts and Flowers during the ser
ice. which was read by Rev. S. N. Dc
j nard. When the groomsmen, D. G. Je
frey. M. Jaffe, s. Brin and HI. Ban
reached the altar they took the canol
from the ushers. The bridesmaid
Misses Rose Glassberg, Pearl SWart
Mayme Goldsmith and Ruth Schusha
= sky Of St. Paul. who were gowned
: white and carried bouquets Of PHI
~ peonies, stood at the four corners. T
u bride was attended by Mrs. /. Wis
81 man as matron Of honor, and Miss L
H liam Geffery as maid Of honor. M
Wiseman wore old rose peau de cup
trimmed with valenciennes lace a
n touches Of black velvet, and she c;
81 ried white sweet peas. Miss Jeffery
81 gown was Of blue crepe de chine. ma
n princess. with bow knots of vale
b ciennes lace. In her hair was a wrea
g. Of white roses and her flowers W.
n white peonies.
n The bride, who entered alone, v
y gowned in white point d esprit, ha,
II embroidered and trimmed with val
q c1ennes lace and net ruching. She W
a full veil, held in place by. a coro
of lilies Of the valley and carried
shower hounuet Of the Same flow