The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

Invitations have been received for
the marriage OF, Miss Florence Schuy-
ler,S datighter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Schuyler of Fargo, n. D., and Walton
Willard Thorpe Of Britton, IS. d., which
will take place Thanksgiving evening
at the home of the bride . parents. The
young couple are we'll known in Mime
apolis. Misses Julia and Clara Barnes,
! p: A. Purdy and several of the Delta
Mr.. Thorpe belongs, as well as a num-
Der Of Data Gamma girls, the bride g
sorority sisters, will attend the we'd
ding. Mr.. Thorpe was student at the
University, of Minnesota, and was for
four years one of the football squad.
Miss tEchuyler will have her sister, Miss
Anna Schuyler as maidof honor and
E. A. Purdy win be the best man. Miss
Minnie Hector and Miss Marie Barnes
will entertain this week for the bridal
party. = u" NV 49,
A wedding Of last night was that
of Miss .Elinor Way, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nh. M. Way, to Edward Eos
ter, which took place at the home of
the brides uncle, George Way, 23O7
Fremont avenue N. The bride wore
Ia gown, of air line. made over white
taffeta and trimmed with lace and vel
vet. The bouquet was of bride roses.
Miss Leah Sherman was the maid of
honor and was in pale green yoile. over
green silk and her flowers were pink
roses Miss Ida, Wilson sang 20,
Promise Me just before the cere-
mony ands Miss Marion Clark played
the nLohengrin'' wedding march as
reading Of the service by the Rev.
Charles Sumner Davis, HHearts and
Flowers was softly played, Snilax
| and ferns with large wedding bell of
white roses made canopy. under which
the bridal party stood. In the living
! rooms white chrysanthemums made a
setting and in the dining room red was
the color Of the decorations. Mr. and
Mrs. Foster will be at home at 224l
Pierce street NE, after Jan. l. ss5. .s%
Miss Russie Hardin g and Chester
Parr were married last night at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: C. H. Harding, 1920 Aldrich ave-.
nue. >, in the presence Of, seventy five
guests. Evergreens, palms and ferns,
with white chrysanthemums, made the
nuptlal setting. Ropes of evergreen
testooned the pillars and doors, and
were Topped with bows Of white satin
ribbon. Pink chrysanthemums against
a background Of feathery ferns and
smilax were in the living room, and
pink chrysanthemums and carnations
in the dining room. Miss Grace Hard
ing played the "Lohengrin' wedding
march and Immediately, after the serv-
Promise Me- ..%...- ;. ;,
The bride wore white silk made in
princess fashion, with trimmings Of val
enciennes lace and white satin ribbons.
Her veil was held in place with
white rose and she held large shower
bouquet of white roses. A necklace of
amethysts> and pearls, a gift. of the
bridegroom, was her only ornament.
Mrs. Ray Harding was the matron of
honor, She wore a pink aeolian, prin-.
cess gown and her flowers were pink
roses. Little Fred Harding, in a pages
suit of white satin, carried the ring in
the heart Of q white chrysanthemumm.
Ray Harding was the best man. Rev.
c. E.. Burton read the service. j. Receiv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Parr after the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Harding and Mrs. w. J. Parr, the
mother Of the bridegroom. Mines H. K.
Dieter, G.. H.. Harding and y. W.
o 'Brien assisted in serving refresh
ments from small tables placed thru the
rooms. Mr.: and Mrs. Parr left on a
home after Dec. l, at 1890 Aldrich ave
nue. S The out-of town guests were
Mrs. W. J. Parr Of Seattle, Wash; Mr..
and Mrs. J.sstW. Jensen Of Miamsburg,
Ohio; D. E.$4Mc Caufey Of il oiet, N. d.
Rev. Mr.. Monroe**of Wisconsin; MI:
and Mrs. Carlson Of <sss} Iowa. w.
D21Brien of SShakopee, and Mrs. KEN
ney Of Brainerd. ":ysS ~ ~" }i$15
f IA pleasant, surprise to the many
guests during the evening was the an.
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Queenie Dieter to David Erwin Nc
CauleYs>of Joliet, N. D. f.
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