The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-10
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the valley, tied with violet ribbons.
American beauty roses were in the
drawing room and bouquets of shaggy
yellow chrysanth emums were in the re-
ception hall, while liberty roses bios
somed in the library and the den had
setting Of delicate ferns and palms.
The marriage Of Mrs. Hodgson and
Mr.. Quick will be a quiet family we'd
ding. It will take place at the home
Of the bride 3 parents, Major and Mrs.
John Bigelow, on. Hennepin avenue.
Mr.. Quick 3 mother and sister, Mrs.
Quick and Miss Quick, will come from
New York and win be guests of Mrs.
Bigelow. They will leave for San
Francisco after the wedding to spend
the winter. -. -. = .--s
Mrs. H. H. Kimball will be hostess, at
luncheon for Mrs. Hodgson at her
home on East Twenty:fourth street,
Friday afternoon. =
The marriage Of Miss Helen Virginia
Gilbert, and Jay Downer of New York,
will take place this evening at $3.50
o'clock at the home Of the BRIDES
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Johnson, 328 Fourth street Sc. Only
the relatives will be present for the
service, but 300 invitations have been
issued for the large reception which.
Mrs. Charles M. Jordan and Mrs. A.
E. Benjamin received this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Benjamin, 1929 Blais-
dell avenue. The hours were from
to s o'cloclz and about 200 guests called.
Red roses, palms and ferns made a
floral setting and clusters of fragrant
blossoms filled vases and wall pockets.
In the diningroom a mound Of the roses
fnfmad h,,fS a.
and sideboard, half hidden under net
work Of green, showed clusters Of the
bright red flowers. Receiving with the
hostesses in the drawing room was
their mother, Mrs. Salome Grimshaw,
and the group Of assisting women in
Guided Mines. Charles Burwell, John
4. sch!ener, Levi Morrison, ". e.
DR.. and Mrs. William. D. Lawrence
have issued about 800 invitations for
q large reception which they will give
Tuesday evening from until IL O clock
! at their home, 1928 Elliot avenue, in
honor Of Bishop and Mrs. Arson r..
Graves Of Kearney. Neb. Bishop Graves
was 2 former pastor Of Gethsemane
the Gethsemane Jubilee celebration and
also to attend the missionary confer
ence Of the Epicopal church, which will
be held here this month. He will ar
rive Friday from Turtle Lake, MIMI,
Sntn he g has been enjoying hi Mn anno
friends, and Mrs: Graves will come Sat-
urday.- They will be the guests Of DR..
and Mrs. Lawrence during their stay
in Minneapolis.
, Autumn foliage and blossoms lent
their bright beauty to make a charm
ing setting for the marriage Of Miss
Agnes Elizabeth Mulvey to Arthur Eu,
| Afternoon at O'Clock. at the home Of
the BRIDES brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Bell, 1015 TwentY-frst ave
nue. N. Oak and maple leaves made a
framework Of gold and red over the
doorways and the windows, and mingled
red of bittersweet. sDahlias were ar
ranged in large bouquets amidst the
foliage. In the parlor, where the vow!
were spoken, a network of leaves hid
the naantel and simulated an altar. AT
either side were bouquets. of pink dab
las, and the Zig hts were shaded in deer
pink Miss Evs 1o1 Koenig payHa ta
the bride entered. Rev. A. G. Patter
son Of Hope chapel read the service.
Miss Mulvey entered with her broth
er, w. s.. Bell, who gave her in mar
rage. She wore pretty gown Of
white French lawn over slip Of silk
trimmed with Irish lace and hand EN-
broidery and her flowers were Whit
roses Miss Eva Preston was the mai(
Of honor and Bert Mulvey was the bes
man. Two flower girls, Priscilla Bel
and Irene. Preston preceded the bride
pink dahlias. During tho informal re
ception which followed the service, MI
and Mrs. Preston were assisted by tn
bride s mother, Mrs. R. E. Mulvey, an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and Mrs. William c
Dietrich Of Chicago, sister Of tn
BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs. Preston will leav
this evening for Wisconsin, where the,
will visit relatives Of Mr.. Preston
They will be at home in Thief Rive
Falls, after Nov. !.
Miss Hazel Payne and William G. F
Schwartz were married this Afternoon
at 4 clock at the home Of the bride
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. D. "
Payne, 213 Eleventh street 8. Masse
Of red and golden foliage suggested tn
autumn, season, and clusters Of aster
and dahlias lent touches of varyin
color to the decorations. Rev. F.
Tinscher Of Simpson M. E.. church rea
:. the service in the presence Of grou
\ | =
q Miss Ethel Payne, sister of the bride
: presided at the piano and played til
= wedding march and Miss Hanson san
+ before the ceremony. sa
n The bride wore a dainty gown Q
= white lawn over silk, trimmed wit
+ baby Irish lace, and she held a larq
bouquet of American Beauty rose
There were no attendants. The WEI
ding supper will be served In the dill
E ing room, where asters and dahlis
I make a pretty decoration Of red an
le white. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz will e
/ on short wedding trip and will be 8
= home in the Wellington apartment
:, Yale place, after Nov. Is.
y y Rev. p. A. Cool read the service
" the marriage of Miss Laura Pearl Sh
"a yer to Jesse Reed, which took place {
l. the home Of the BRIDES parents, M
and Mrs. A. r. Shaver, 1929 Vincel
l. avenue, last evening. Miss Madeli1
a Shaver played the wedding march
= I the bride entered, and during the speal
: ing Of the vows number Of the bride
= favorite selections were softly sounde
- THE Mendelssohn march was the +
y cessional music. Little Bernice SHAY
was the ringbearer. Miss Mabel Shay
4, maid of honor and Miss Mabel Simpso
bridesmaid. The bride and her atten
~ Eants wore sheer white lawn over sill
q of white and carried pink roses: Ha
= vey r. Matthews was the best ma
q The decorations were charmingly ca
8 ried out in the fall colors, and golde
81 sleafed maple, red-tipped oak and Il