The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-21

+. Gordan, and iAlix E. Lundquist Of st.
Louis was so1emnized last evening at
the home of the bride q uncle, d. r..
Gordan, 200 Groveland avenue. As the
200 guests arrived a string orchestra,
played softlYs Roses were the only
flowers used in the decorations, and
pink blossoms were in a green setting
Of ferns and palms thru the rooms. The
g Lohengrin bridal chorus heralded
the approaeh of the bridal party. and
there was q soft musical accompani-.
ment to the service. which was read by
Rev. Fayette THOMPSON.
81 Miss Muriel sA Hen attended the bride
as maid of honor. Her gown was Of
rose-pink hifon, and in her bouquet Of
roses the same DIOR was repeated The
bridal robe was Of real lace and the
f9ll veil was held in place by q wreath
ley and pink roses were combined in
the bridal bouquet. Attending Mr..
Allan. 1888 s. q - S-4oe
A reception followed the ceremony
when the bridal couple was assisted In
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan,
Memes. Howard Butterfeld, Louis Ire
land, Royal Shute and Misses Agnes
eelden,s Clara Fisher, Ida May Heffel-
finger, Jessie Benton, Bessie Lum.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lundquist will go
east on their wedding trip and they will
make their home in st. Louis.
"A wedding of last evening was that
ct Miss katherine Baily, daughter of
William a. Baily and Forest Kennedy
OF Des Moines, iowa, which took place
St the home Of the brides father. AT
Laurel avenue. Rev. j. E.. Bushnell
read the service in the presence Of the
relatives of the family. The bridal
party stood in q leafy bower of oak
leaves and palms, which filled the bow
window of the parlor In effective con-
trast to the glossy green Of the foliage
We're clusters Of white and pink peonies.
IN the living, room and in. the library
were bouquets of deep pink peonies
and she'll pink. flowers were used in the
dining room. The center of the table
held mound of flowers, from which
| radlated stars Of asparagus ferns; pink
tapers under pink shades completed the
pretty effect.
Miss Baily wore bridal gown Of white
Paris net over chiffon silk with ruch-
ings of net. A wreath Of orange bios
bouquet was Of white Spanish iris.
Miss Ella Baily,Sa sister of the bride,
was the maid Of honor. She was in
white silk null over white with a
bodice Of valenciennes lace and inser-
ton. Her flowers were pink and white
peonies. William G.. Lichty was the
best man. Miss Fannie Baily, acousin
nedy, a sister of the bridegroom Of
Des Moines, Iowa, were guests at the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy left
on short wedding trip and they will
be at home in Des Moines, after Oct. J..
Miss Laura Alberta Button became
the bride of James Edward Moore last
evening at:the home Of the bride IS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Dwight But
ton of 1904 Clinton, avenue. The eere:
mony. took place before q mass Of dark
green foliage where tall candles in
brass holders cast a glow over the
green leaves. In the living room and
hall. pink peonies J; were caught in the
green, while in the dining room white
flowers were used. In the center of the
table was a tall vase filed with. the
fragrant peonies and maiden hair ferns
taraced, star on the white cloth, while
Miss Katherine Gray played the
"Lohengrin' 'march as the. bridal party
approached the altar, where the full
| Episcopal service was read by Rev.
Robert Benedict, while the intermezzo
from Cavalleria Rusticana' was soft:
| ly sounded. Little Helen Parker and
Clyde Yarnell stretched the white rib
ter $ maid Of honor, and her gown was
of Powered pink: poplin and her flowers
were pink peonies. Little Margaret
Isham. in a. dainty frock; of white. Swiss
and carrying an armful ofnpink peonies,
preceded the bride. French valen:
ciennes lace was used on the bridal
| gown of sheer Swiss with Irish medal:
| I, l,ryl sh1~SI al Ant
real lace, that is family heirloom and
| was worn fifty years ago by an aunt,
Bride roses formed her bouquet. John
| Moore acted as best man. 49, -
| At the reception, where 100, guests
presented their congratulations, the
bridal couple were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. R. p. Button, Mrs. s: J: Moore
Miss Lou Moore and DR.. and Mrs. FREQ
Brush. Assisting thru the rooms were
while in the dining room members OF
/ the bride s club presided. IT +.
i IL Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left by way Of
the Great, Lakes for the east. i Upor
Il their return they will be at Lake Min
Il netonka for the summer, taking up thel1
i residence at 1904 Third avenue after
Sept. l. $3.50. 49, !
! Holy Trinity church was the scene Of
a beautiful wedding last evening, ,whe1
Miss Florence May White and John c
4 Brown were married. The bride is thu
daughter of the late Alexander Henrl
White, formerly Of Hamilton, Can, ant
comes from well-known Canadian
family. Mr.. Brown is member Of tn,
Phi Gamma Delta and the NJ Signs
NJ fraternities. The guests included {
great many of the university friends o:
the bridal couple. Mr.. White had chos
/ en- for the ushers DR.. Charles Sigerfoos
i William Mullen, C. Chamber and Ar
j thur Kennedy, and Professor John Eel
4 cry was the best man. Mrs. A. P. Thorn
as presided at the organ and played al
! impromptu program while the guests
were seated. :.
I Led by the full vested choir, singing
100, Perfect Love- the bridal process
sion walked to the altar. Miss Kat,
Bennett, the maid of honor, wore pinl
batiste over pink silk, and carried {
4 bridesmaid, Miss Sadie Smith Of Rolla
N. D., wore white point d esprit owe:
I white taffeta. and carried pink swee
peas. Miss White entered on the arm
of her brother, Alfred White, who CAV,
her in marriage. Her gown was O.
white messaline satin over taffeta
trimmed with crochet lace. She wore
veil and carried BRIDES roses. Rev
Stuart B. Purvis read the Episcopa
. ring service. I. 81
A reception followed at the home 0
the BRIDES mother, Mrs, AlexapJe
Henry White, 934 Fifteenth avenue Sc
The bridal marty receiva1 in Tho 1ro1r