The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-06
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white peonies, bridal wreath and snow
balls, banked with tall palms and |
feathery ferns at either side, and softly |
illumined with the light of altar can
delier to the corners of the rooms were
! garlands of southern smilax. suspended |
from which were white wedding bells.
AS the bride entered an orchestra
played the Lohengrin wedding march,
] and shortly before the service Frank
written as a wedding song to Mendels-
soan s Spring Song The 'Spring
scng' was PLAYED softly during the
| service. Miss Dahl wore a handsome
gown of white chiffon over white tat
feta, trimmed with a deep bertha and
yoke of duchess lace, and a pearl orna-
ment as collar. Her veil was held in
/ ley, and the bridal bouquet was a
shower of the dainty flowers 80
/ Miss Esther Erickson, was the maid
! of honor. Her, gown was of sheer white
material. over a slip Of pink silk, and
she carried pink sweet peas: Norman
little ringbearer, and Yngvar Laws was
best man. - -......., ~
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore
head, adjoining the Dahl residence. A
dainty color scheme of pink and, white
was carried out in the decorations. The
bridal table was in white and green and
maidenhair ferns and lilies of the val
ley centered it. and the guest tables had
charming decoration Of pink and
hite sweet peas. = 49,.
| Covers were laid for fifty, and the
secretaries of the Y. w. G. A. served.
The Norwegian custom of offering a
program of toasts and good wishes was
followed. " f.. .
+ Mr.. and Mrs: Laws have left on a
short western trip. They will be at
. home at I'LL Portland avenue: after
Aug. l. +. ......,. 80 .
!. = The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wallace, Pill Delaware street, was the
scene, of a. pretty noon wedding today,
when their daughter, Miss Edna V. Wal
lace became the bride of Charles Ed
ward Shepard of Rush City, MINI. AS
Misses Gertrude Mallett and Mary
Hartzell sounded the .'.Lohengrin ;.
bridal chorus, Laura Wallace, sister OF
girls in light frocks stretched ribbons
to the altar of bright geraniums and
snowballs in the large bay window of
the living room. -.s.: -
The bride entered on the arm Of her
father, who gave her away. During the
service, which was read by Rev. Charles
F. Hubbard, the violins gave soft must
|
The bride was gowned in her travel
ing suit of light gray, and dainty.
blouse of dotted swiss. Her hat was OF
white chiffon, and she carried bouquet
of bride roses. Mr.. Shepard was at.
tended by his brother, ACHE Shepard Of
- River Falls, Wis.
The dining room was arranged in red
/ and white. From the center Of the cell
= ing redrays reached to the corners of
\ the room. On the dining table was a
D large mound Of snowballs. ~.
q Assisting in the dining room Were
B Miss Merle Shepard of River Falls, sis
n ter of the bridegroom and Miss Char
q lotte Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepsad left
o in the afternoon for q short trip, and
g after June Is they will be at home in
& Rush City.
q Among the out-of-town guests We're
Mr.. P. w. Raner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
81 Shepard, River Falls; MI. and Mrs. G.
g r. Frye, Clear Lake, Wis; Miss Ada
81 Van Valkenburg, Ellsworth, MINI. r
y The wedding Of Miss Marion King
n and Earle Mitchell Jones was celebrated
q this morning at the home of the bride s
IA avenue. The parlor, where the cere
~ e mony took place, was empowered witt
"a palms and white snowballs. Snowballs
EA filed the vases and wallpockets, anc
81 the palms were massed in one corner
ri The dining room was decorated with rec
81 roses and southern smilax.
ga The bride, in gown OF dainty white
Y entered alone. Her flowers were brid
M roses. The service was read by Dr.. J
vi B. Hingeley. in the presence Of the fam
sM lily and intimate friends. -.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on a shor
ss wedding tour The brides going
Iss gown was of gray cloth and she wore
Az white hat. After June 20, Mr.. an
MA Mrs. Jones will be at home at 1927 E
~ liot avenue. ~.-,'
= Among the out-of- town guests, wer
=. Mrs. J. P. Jones, mother Of the bride
:: groom, Mrs. Aiken and son Give, Mis-
!: Pearl Mckay, Horace Jones and Mil
! Jones, brothers Of the bridegroom Q
Redwood: Falls. Mrs. G. +: Todd, .sistee
Il F. King, Duluth nd Miss Anna Linz
= holm, ST. Paul. ess -..--
= Mr.. and Mrs NJ W. Frank have il
-. sued invitations for the marriage Of the
Z daughter, Sylvia, to R. M. Friend q
: Milwaukee, which will take place tn:
= evening at o clock in statuary hal
- at the West hotel. Following the ma
: rage bridal dinner will be served
=tS the ordinary. :, .-%- r,
- The marriage of Miss Florence LIE,
... man Keller and Frank johnson Morle
= was solemnized last evening at tt
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. an
l. Mrs w. H. Keller, GIG Ninth stree
S. While stringed orchestra gave
program of music, George A. sBausms
q and Arthur HI. Kennedy ushered tt
Y guests to their seats.
y The color scheme turnout the hou
3 was green and white In the parlc
-, where the vows were spoken, it a
peared in Easter lilies and bride s rose
- The mantel was banked with palm
Z and on each side tall candles burne
% giving the semblance of an altar.
the upstairs living room, where supp
was served, a mound of brides ros
occupied the center of the table, VIII
~ maidenhair ferns outlined their dehca
tracery against the white cloth.
Miss Lolita Kellar attended her s
!, ter as maid Of honor, and was gown
in pink null over pink silk E
flowers were La France roses. T
"a brides gown was Of white chiff
crepe made over silk with bert
D and yoke of the rose point lace. Oran
blossoms nestled in the white tulle
her veil. The Lohengrin weddi
q march was nlaved before the servi
7 and while the Rev. George Heathc,
Hills read the service. the ssCava1le
Rusticana intermezzo was sof
-, played.
Az the informal recentiOn which