The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-22

cream batiste over turquoise blue silk
and carried pink carnations.
Mr.. Fultz had as his attendants, Har-
old Seyfried and Charles Robinson Of |
st. Paul After the ceremony re-
ception was held at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. P.
Seyfried, 1904 Eighteenth avenue S.
In the dining room the appointments
were all in red and green and American
Beauty roses centered the table under
a canopy Of smilax and vines. Daffo- !
dis were used in the parlor and large
baskets filed with bright blossoms
made beautiful ornament, while the
decorations in the living room were
pink carnations.
Mr. and Mrs Fultz will leave on a
short trip and they will return to Min
neapolis Sunday to remain until that
evening, when they will leave for Den
yer, Col, their new home. The bride
will wear a going away dress Of blue
with violets. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bow
man, Mrs. f. J. Brown, Mrs. A. Seyfried
and Miss Gussie Seyfried of Winona,
were among the out Of town guests.
The marriage Of Miss Maud NJ Ed
wards, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Edwards of 2720 Grand avenue s,
and A. Alonzo Avery, took place last
evening at O'Clock at the home of
the family. About seventy-fve guests
were present during the service, which
was read by Rev. John H. Miller Of
Simpson church. The rooms were deco
rated with palms and ferns and clusters
Of white flowers. Misses Fern Woolley,
Bertha Hammond and Laura and Weekly
Larson sang the bridal chorus from
HLohengrin'' as the bride proceeded to
the altar and DR.. L. H. Arnold played
a violin obligato. H.
The brides gown was of white
French lawn over white silk and trim
mings Of mechlin lace ornamented the
bodice. Her flowers were lilies of the
valley. Miss Verna Schmidt was the
ring bearer. She wore pink silk and
her flowers were pink carnations.
After the service an informal recep-
left on short wedding tour, and they
:. will be at home at 5235 Upton avenue
after April l. DR.. J. A. Beardsley Of
Chicago and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P Schmidt. of North Branch, Mimi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Avery of St.
Paul, were out-of town guests.
One Of the many weddings of yester-
day was that of Miss AIDA B. Bris-
bine and George W. Greene, which
took place at the home Of the bride,
> erts read the service in the presence of
a, small group of guests. Not more
than twenty relatives and friends were
present. The bride wore white and
there were no attendants. American
Beauty roses and carnations made a
pretty decoration thru the rooms. Nh
, and Mrs. Green went east for an ex
tended trip and the Twill be at home
, after April Is at. 5000 Grand avenue.
$ Among the weddings of yesterday
!. Henry M:.Qlson, which took place in th1
t afternoon ats the home of the bride ,,
= parents, Mr.. and oMrs:nG. T. Zell. ll3j
l.. Monroe. street NE. About fifty rela
/ t1ves and friends gathered to witness
g the service, which was read before ;
s bank Of palms and ferns. Tulips ant
q white roses We're arranged in profusio1
S thru the rooms and in the dining room
j. there was centerpiece Of white rose
;. and ferns, while the chandelier wa
d Wreathed with smilax. Miss Mari
e Langtin sang .'since Thou Art Mine, J
i just before Miss Geene PLAYED til
q 'Lohengrin' bridal chorus. There wer
T no attendants. The bride wore ia
= crepe de chine and carried bride roses
v At the informal reception that followe
j the service, Mrs. E. G. Schrader an
Miss Olson assisted thru the rooms. Nj
;s Olson and his bride will be at HON
ID at 1914 East Lake street after March
&c Mrs. p. G. Benedict entertained a
> cards this afternoon at her home, 292
- Fremont avenue s. 1t was the first c
a a. series of parties Mrs. Benedict wi
F. give this spring, and Miss Grace Ha,
u IL. ward was the guest Of honor toda.
30 Twenty-Five guests had been invite,
10 and euchre was played. After the gam,
u a luncheon was served from small tt
&c bles. The decorations in the receptic
VI hall were in pink and green, and tt
II, national colors were used in the pa
lors and in the dining room with clu
ne ters of red roses and red carnations a
ranged against a background of ferl
and palms. The CONNECTIONS did hon
az to the day and bore the significant sig
e es Of the cherry tree. Misses Mar
re Stevens assisted: During the afterno'
OF Mrs. Sanford Dodge and Miss Ha
IN ward gave readings.
RI, Mrs. II. W. Backus will be at home
ed formally tomorrow afternoon at her re
IS dence on Oak Grove street. Mrs Back
ito has been receiving Fridays in Februa1
els No cards were sent out, and the afte
moons have been delightfully."- inform
W. Miss Helen Colclazer of Chicago, who
as Mrs. Backus guest, will assist her
to- morrow. Miss Colclazer will retu
les home the last Of next week.
,so Tonight will be the annual char
~; ;Se ball of Zuhrah Ladies, and, as prepa
' ',n tions for the affair have been occur
us, ing the committees for several wee
om the guests are certain to find delig
u.s. as full hospitality extended to them by
ne hostesses.
a lra In honor Of Bishop and Mrs. Sam
IFS. c. Edsall, and the Wears of st. Mar
d procathedral, the Rev. Charles Hal
re- and the Rev. e.. Heathcote Hills a
their wives, the Men s club of
church gave the annual pre-Lenten
md ception in the small auditorium of
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