The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

place tomorrow at 4 CLOCK at the
Robbins home on Aldrich avenue. The
rooms were charmi9gly decorated with
pink and white asters. The sixteen
guests played 500 during the afternoon.
Assisting the hostess were Miss Grace
Hobbins Of Madison, Wis, and Miss
Alice Lewis Of Hartford, Conn. Light
refreshments were served from the card
tables.
Henry Phelps, brother-in-law Of the
pride, will give her in marriage, and
the e, only attendant Of the bridal pair
Will be Master Hazleton Ensign, who
will carry the ring. Among other out
of-town guests who will come to the
wedding are Mrs. Henry Phelps, Miss
Anna Phipps of Chicago, sister of the
bride, and Mrs. H. I. Kies Of Chicago.
Miss Elsie Kruger has chosen
Wednesday. Sept. 10, as the date Of
her marriage to Lindsay M. B. Camp
6ell. The marriage will take place at
Lake Harriet at high noon. Miss Ger.
maid OF honor, and Robert Freeman
OF White Bear will act as best man
Minneapolis friends will be inter.
ested IN an account Of a double we'd
dlng which took place in Washington.
When Miss lrma Lucille Powers, daugh-
Ter OF Rev. and Mrs. ,LeGrand Powers,
an e! Ernest Herman Koch, Jr., and Miss
E "a Marguerite Brooks and Lorin
Charles Powers were married. The
towers formerly resided in Minneapo-
lis, and Miss Powers graduated from
the Central high school and later at
tended the university. Her brother at
tended the Central high school two
years ar before he went to Washin gton. I.
The wedding took place Tuesday
evening in the Church Of Our Father
a and, MI: Powers otficiated at the
double service. The church was elabor-
ately decked with pink dahlias, ferns
and palms: Each couple had it's own
bridal train, and they entered at the
same time, one using the left aisle and
the other the right. Miss Powers wore
cream French silk, made princess fash
ion and trimmed with rare point lace.
This lace, and also the lace veil she
wore, were family heirlooms and have
appeared at many weddings. Her flow
ers were bride roses and ferns She was
attended by her sister, Miss Hazel Pow
ers, and Miss Anna Koch, the groom =
sister, who wore cream net over pale
blue silk and held sheaves Of pink as.
ters. Albert E. Koch Of Philadelphia
was his brothers best man, and Mr..
Koch's ushers were William s. Rine.
hart of Philadelphia and DR.. Morton
Miss Brooks gown was of white sat-
In, also in princess fashion, and trim
med with. princess lace. Her veil was
held in place with coronet Of orange
blossoms, and her bouquet was of bride
roses and ferns. Miss Dorothy Gunion
was flower girl, in frock of white en-
broidered batiste, and her basket was
hlled with pink roses. The maid of
honor was Miss Irwin Weber, who
wore wore cream "a 3 net oyer pink and held pink
was Mr.. Powers best man, and Clair
Fairbank and Carroll Middleton. ush-
ers. @'':..t--~- - -
The service was followed by recep-
tion at the Powers home, ana Mr.. and
Mrs. Powers and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
B. Brooks received with the bridal
couples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Powers will make
their home in New York. They were
school, from which they were gradu-
ated, and their courtship began there.
The marriage Of Mr.. Powers sister and
Mr.. Koch was also the result Of q
schoolroom courtship, as she was attend
ing Pratt institute, where he was q
teacher Of mathematics when they met.
They will reside in Brooklyn. Both
couples went away on wedding trips to
different resorts -... ,''@l'as.
A wedding Of tomorrow will be that
of; Miss Jeanette Agnes Phipps and
Frank Marble Green, which will take
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Hobbins, 1917 Aldrich avenue S,
at O'Clock. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Franklin Lewis Of Aldrich avenue s,
entertained informally for the bride.
The marriage Of Miss Helen M.
Massey and Frederick E. Rochester will
take place Wednesday morning at $3.50
o CLOCK in the Church of the 1mmacu-
late Conception. Miss Mabel Vasey
will be her sisters maid of honor, and
the bridesmaid will be Miss Margaret
Murphy, an aunt of the bride, of Bloom
ing Prairie, and Miss Ella Coveny. Will
liam Roe will act as best man.
Last evening Miss Mabel Vasey en-
tertained for her sister at their home on
used with good effect in the rooms.
There were sixteen guests. Monday
Miss Margaret McDermott entertained
at her home on Highland avenue at a
china shower, Mrs. G. J. Collins Of
Spruce place was hostess in her honor
this week, and, Thursday evening the
Misses Julia and Nellie Griffin enter:
tanned for her at their home on Royal
ston avenue. i. .. = .-:. -,
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