The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

1Oll Sixth street Sc, in the presence Of
sixty guests. Palms and ferns with
pink roses and carnations furnished a
charming setting in the parlor and bit
ter sweet berries were with the green
in the library. In the dining room a
basket of pink roses and ferns was in
the center Of the table, while pink
ribbons were festooned from the chan
delier. The "Lohengrin bridal chorus
was played by Mrs: Clarence Burnham
as Misses Eva Wilkinson and Mildred
! LOOMS stretched the white and pink
ribbons to form an aisle. Little Amy
Smith, in white frock, carried the
ring in an American Beauty rose. Miss
Ruth Shores was her sister Is maid Of
honor. She wore white silk null over
! tafeta and carried cream roses The
bride g gown was Of white silk and her
flowers were bride: roses. Rev. George
F. Holt read the service and Mrs. Vida
Shores Smith sang s!Beloved, It Is
Morn,' just before the vows. were
spoken. Mrs. W. G. Thompson, Mrs.
W. J. Bursen of Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Loon1is and Miss Mildred LOOMS
of Owatonna assisted at the reception
; following the service. Mr.. and Mrs.:
. LOOMS went away for short trip and
Essex street Sc, 3ta:F' -, ....a<. S.
L .te }U..N u -
!" Miss Edythe Bas1er and Earl II. Nc
| home Of the bride Isl parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Lauer, at Diamond Lake. Au-
tumn leaves were used in profusion
, thru the rooms, while in the living
: room palms and white roses simulated
an altar. Miss Edith Watts sang
! cave Maria' just before the "Lohen-
= grim bridal chorus announced the com
&c - l. =
. Marion Ringstad were flower girls and
y Marion Lauer carried the ring. Miss
Marguerite Lauer of Waukesha, Wis.
: the maid of honor, was in white silk
: null and held roses. The bride wore
q white point d'esprit over. silk, an6
e trimmed with real lace. The veil was
!, Of tulle and the bouquet of bride roses
- Henry Heath was best man. The serv
= ice was read by Rev: W; Bernard Rug
g the reception which followed Mr.. ant
+ Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. F. G. Lauer and MI
- and Mrs. Clayton Andrews assisted il
+ receiving and Misses Nina Lauer, Pear
:. Lauer, Bessie Odell, Eta Anderson an
"a "a Florence Fogarty were in the dinin,
- room. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN wen
y away. for a short trip. The bride
~ travelling gown was of brown broad
10 cloth with hat to match. -
a. Miss Anna Lillian Billings of Grass
D. ton, Minn.,, and Charles August Pearso
4. were married at the new home of tn
G. young couple, at Mound, Minnetonks
B. Wednesday evening. The rooms wer
decked with ferns, carnations and rose
at to carry out color scheme of red an
green. Miss Ida Pearson played tn
"Lohengrin - chorus as the bridal pa
ha ty entered. Rev. Mr.. Thoren Of Mir
no neapolis read the service which ws
ch witnessed by thirty, relatives and nes
ch trimmed with silk embroidery. HI
:; IN veil was of tulle and her bouquet {
~ ~ bride roses. Miss Agnes Anderson {
~ Minneapolis was maid Of honor. HI
10 gown was of pink silk and her flower
tn pink roses. Carl .Westling was be.
ga man. A wedding dinner was served {
,u- the home of the bridegroom g parent
ell where white tapers and flowers wit
is, ferns decorated the table. Miss
tie assisted in: the dining room. J. TT
in friends Of the Baptist assemb
yas grounds showed their appreciation
by what Mr.. Pearson did for them la
of summer, by presenting the bridal co
nd pie with a handsome clock. The on
We of-town guests We're Mr.. and Mrs J oil
a Anderson, the Misses Hilda and Agn
dr. AuueISOH,@ NIL anu MIS- JOnn LafSO
seS Miss Alice Larson, Mr., and Mrs Fee
or, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. +: Pearson; Miss
led Ellen Theline, Alice Hothen and L
=, Pearson Of Minneapolis,
the Miss Ruby Laurie and Carl J. En-
en-, rud were married last evening at Il
ard home of Mr.. and Mrs q K Stnok1an
be 813 Delaware street. Rev. p I. M
;>5 Crossen read the service in the pre
y. ence Of a group Of relatives. The bbri
Use wore cream pongees silk trimmed wi
r. lace; applique and held bride rose
ace Miss CESSNA Stockland was the ma
ice, of honor and CO. Wold was the be
- man. Mr.. and Mrs. Ensrud will be
= homo after Nov. ! at 80 Barton avenr