The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
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ming, when their daughter Ida became
the bride of N. o. Welander. Rev. G.
j. Petri read the service at I clock
III the presence of about two hundred
guests. The vows were spoken in the
pa1r do under wedding bell Of white
palms banked the tall bay window
which formed the background. for the
bridal group. Arranged about the
rooms We're masses of flowers and fol-
iage. In the living room pink garden
blossoms, We're tastefully arranged
and in the hall sunny goldenglows and
sunowers made setting Of radiant
color.
Miss Constance Osborne presided
over the frappe table, which was sur
rounded by beds of golden-hued flowers
in the reception hall. The dining room
was in red and white, and Jacque roses
Streamers Of white satin ribbon were
caught in bow under the chandelier,
whence they reached to the corners Of
the table. j. Victor Bergquist played
program of appropriate music as the
guests were escorted into the rooms by
the ushers: -.
Hugo E. Quist of Hoffman, DR.. A. Z.
Hedback, Jorman Thoen and Chester A.
Quist.
Miss Quist entered the parlor as
Mr.: Bergquist played the Lohengrin
bridal chorus. She was becomingly
pleated chiffon over white silk. The
groom gift, a sunburst of diamonds
and pearls, held the veil in place, and
her flowers were shower OF brides
roses.
Miss Edith Quist of St. Peter was
maid of honor. She wore a pretty
dress of cream aeolian cloth and her
f1Ouyarc ruora 1onrot mink rOSaS
The bridesmaids, Misses Bessie Welan-
der, Moline, ILL.,; Nellie Martinsou,
\ Moorhead; and Laura Betrgquist, Win
throp, were gowned in white and car
ried arm bouquets of pink asters. Lit
tie Lydia Quist. in frock OF sheer
white lawn, carried a6as S5of of roses:
reception Was held. Assisting Mr.. and
Mrs. Welander were Mr. and Mrs. P. P.
Quist, Captain and Mrs. E. G. Falk,
DR.. and Mrs. Dearborn and the Misses
Falk. The bride is a well-known plan.
of the Orpheus Singing society. A
pleasant feature of the evening was q
short program which the members Of
the society gave. MI and Mrs. We'll
ander left on a trip to Isle Royale and
will be at home at 1880 East Franklin
avenue after No. l.
m The N go uGsts ~ were r MiSs
Aldrich of Detroit, Mich, Miss Maude
kemuston Of Redwood Falls, Miss Ell
sic Nelson, Buffalo; c. S. Johnson, Man
kato; Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Quist, New
Sweden; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Scriber,
Miss May Scriber, John. Peterson,
Misses Agnes and Mabel Peterson, Pro
lessor and Mrs. c. J. Schulz, Mr.. and
x:a4
R r v: Peterson, J; Gheleen, Mrs:
Paul.
"A pretty wedding took place last eve
ming in Grand Avenue Church of Christ.
when Miss Carrie Valentine Robinson
was married to Frank Raymond Sud
low. Rev. j. T. Dow read the service
and Miss Mildred Haggard played the
M,,Lohengrin' wedding march and the
Memberships march as the professional
and occasional music. Miss Genevieve
Lawrence sang before the ceremony.
Ribbons were stretched along the
| floWer-decked aisles Of the church by
Carey Towner, Ruby Hurd, Francis
Towner and Hazel Woodruff, and the
| guests were escorted to their seats by
| the ushers, Charles Sudlow, Clyde Nc
Cormeck, Arthur Magoon and Walter
Clark.
| Miss Robinson was preceded by a
little flower girl, Louise Marshall, and
she was given in marriage by Milton H.
: Towner. A reception in the church par
lors followed the service. Mines Mil
ton H. Towner, Will Towner, Wayland
Marshall and Mccormick assisted in
receiving, and Misses Pauline Bates.
Edith Maagoon, Merla Higleey, Ellen JEFF
! fries, Mildred Clark and Elizabeth Bar
nard, presided over the refreshment
tables and served.
? Mrs. P. W. Nelson entertained at
dinner Monday evening at her home, 5
: Iris place, Merriam Park, in honor of
Mrs. Annie NJ. Keller. Covers were
GRATED attractively with punches of
4: NJ. Keller, F. v: Nelson, william
Nelson, Stevens, McWalters, Folwell
Cavanaugh, and Bordwell, Misses Fol
well and Stevens.
Mrs Keller leaves for Crookston to.
night to make short visit. She will
6heR Re Spend "a few e days in hMhnHeapohs
her future home. Mrs. Keller ~ has az
been secretary Of Mistletoe court No
l, o. of A., for the last five years and
number Of farewell parties have been
given for her: Mr.. and Mrs John
Vhadwikc of 1416 Aldrich avenue N
entertained a group of friends at din
ner Tuesday evening for Mrs. Keller
Mrs. Keller and. Mrs. Chadwick have
been associates in offices of the orde1
for several years. The dinner was
charm1ngly appointed in pink anl
green. Mrs. James Kelly of Lyndalt
avenue also. entertained for Mrs
" fAeiler, and during the last weel.
( Mines 4. L. Dockeray, c. G.. Bordwell
). II. F. Hutchinson, Davie ShoI. El
/ dred Baker, and Alexander Gardne,
g were hostesses at informal affairs.
/. Tuesday Mrs. Bessie Shannon O,
32OS Columbus avenue entertained at ,
t luncheon in honor of Mrs. Keller
7. Whlte and pink asters were used t,
y charming. effect in the rooms and ;
mound Of shaggy blossoms conferred OF
the luncheon table, Covers were lait
for Mines: Keller, Merriam, Walker
Thomas, Every, Chadwick, McGaiI
Huntington and Dolly Taylor. "''
- Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Lauer announc,
2 the engagement of their danoht ~
# Edyth to e. H. MCGOWAN. The dat,
e of the wedding has been set for OF oct
IT,, Tomorrow evening. the. Misses Min,
D elect, win entertain at a shower ,v pito e
T. their home, 2 East Minnehaha boule
a. ) ward. PIT >''S
Miss Celia Mae Bell, whose marriag
to Charles Loverin takes place mex
Tuesday, was the honor guest at
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