The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
THE MINNEAPOLIS IOURNAI.
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j Miss Marione Ward Burt became the
evening when their marriage took place lace
at the home OF the Brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Burt, 1920 Bry-
ant avenue s. Rev. William Marshall
OF Chicago, grandfather of the groom,
assisted by Rev. j. Il. Bushnell, read
the marriage service, The bridal par
ty stood in She library where an altar
was slmnlated before the mantel which
fireplace was illed with white asters
and foliage. Southern smilax formed
the arch above tho altar and vines
/ Wreathed the mirror which reflected the
glowing tapers in. the crystal holders.
! White flowers caught in ropes Of smi-
lax e. were used about the windows. The
stair rail in the hall was .twined with
sInilax which was held in the bow Of
the satin ribbons at the newell post.
Asters and asparagus ferns were in the
Wallpockets in the library, and pink
characterized all the appointments in
the diningroom. Pink asters arranged
IN mound were in the center of the
Ia LIABLE, enelre1ed BY pink tapers in pink
the chandelier to the corner Of the table
where it was caught with .smilax, and a
basket 3, filed with green hung from the
Bryant Kay and Earl Peck drew the
ribbons from the stairs to, the. altar as
MRS. nj Arthur w Peterson sounded the
~, Lohhe re; TN wed ding march. The
Of Fergus Falls and Miss Harriet Bar
nard, entered first, followed by Miss
Gathering Hewson, maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were gowned in white
point d esprit over pink taffeta. Their
bouquets were of pink asters tied with
white satin ribbon and wreaths Of the
same flowers were worn in their hair.
MI! MISS Hewsons wore princess gown Of
real valenciennes lace and she held pink
asters. Little Mary Hutchinson, in a
dainty frock of white Irish pointlace.
preceded the bride scattering rose
petals from a basket. :
Mr.. Burt entered with his daughter
and gave her in marriage. The bride
wore princess, gown Of white crepe de
chine, over taffeta, made with a yoke
and deep girdle of Irish point lace, and
long court train. A wreath Of small
white asters was caught in the fasten-
ing of her tulle veil and she held a
sheaf of white asters, tied with satin
ribbon: Mr.. Marshall with his best. man.
Paul Marshall Of Chicago, met his
bride at the altar. 49,, '...-Is,
At the reception which followed the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt and Mrs.
bride, received with the bridal par iHe
Miss Nellie King Of St. Paul, MI. and
Mrs. Ward Mitchell Blake, and Mrs.
Fannie B. Burt assisted in the rooms.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left last even
1 ing to; make an eastern wedding Jour
ney. After Oct. !. they will make their
home at Z West Twenty-ffth street.
| The guests from out Of town were:
| ". K. Marshall, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frank Orr Of Duluth Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e; King, Walter King and Miss King
| OF st. Paul; Miss Anna l.. German Of
/ Albany, N. Y, and Charles Stearn Bay
ley of Fergus Falls. 4 80 -
The marriage Of Miss Annie Laurie
Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G..
3. Lewis, and Roy Anderson Cooley,
took place in Trinity Baptist church
last evening at 8 o CLOCK. Tall palms,
and large basket of bride roses es on 1l the
pulpit contrasted effectively with the
1 green setting. Bouquets Of white .asters
! marked the pews reserved for the rela-
tlves Of the bridal pair and members
OF the BRIDES sorority, Theta Chi,
{, While the ushers, Arthur Edwards,
Chester Kinnard, Ralnh Mitchell and
I Dr:9 ullus Newgard, were seating the
geests, amin Hunt played a program
Of music, and just before the entrance
OF the bridal party Mrs. Chester Kin
Barq sang AGgngs of III ThaPIksgyng
wedding chorus announced the: comina
of the bride. - c..D: =
The. bridesmaids, Misses Opal Fay
and Helen Trussell, and the maid of
honor, Miss Frances Thayer, entered
from the side door and met the bride
q as she entered the church. Miss Thayer
wore white broadcloth over taffeta and
heF flowers were white asters. Misses
Il fal and Trussell were gowned in white
Paris5crepe over white taffeta, and thew
also held white asters. The maids all
wore large .Gainsborough hats of white.
trimmed with large plumes. The bride
entered with her father, who gave her
in marriage. Her gown was Of heavy
white satin over white taffeta made in
the princess style, long court train and
trimmed with Cluny and point lace. Her
veil OF tulle was held in place with a
wreath OF orange blossoms, and her
flowers were bride roses. Paul Kin
ports acted%tas best man. While Dr.
Latham A. Crandall read the service
Schumann IS Traumerei was SOFTLY
played, changing to the Mendelssohn
march at the close. s5$5:5fz: : -,
Il A wedding reception followed at the
home of the bride s parents, where only
the relatives and members Of the bridal
party were entertained. :. :.
In the parlor the decorations were
carried out with pink asters, and in the
!. library goldenrod and small sunhowers
were used. Receiving with the bridal
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. M. A. Sloane, mother. of the
groom Mrs. Chester Macmillan pre-.
sided in the dining room, where the