The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-06
ssThe rudest man, inspired by
love, is more persuasive than the
most eloquent mar, If uninspired.
La Rochef oucauld.
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Miss Helen Buckley and Frank c.
Emcrick were married this afternoon at
5 O'Clock at the home Of the bride g
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F., Buckley,
sos Seventh avenue n. The twenty,
five guests included the relatives and
intimate friends Of the family. Pink,
white and green had been chosen as
colors for the decorations, and the par
lors were appointed with clusters of
roses and carnations for which smilax
and palms made an effective back
ground. Rev. Mr.. McGill read the
service and Phillip limerick, brother
Of the bridegroom, played the wedding
march. The bride wore handsome
gown of white albatross trimmed with
roses. Miss Trina limerick was the
maid of honor and wore frock Of
white and her bouquet was of pink
roses. The best man was Archibald
Buckley. Following the service an in
formal reception was held and light re-
freshments were served in the dining
room from prettily decked tables. Mr..
and Mrs. Emeyick will be at home at
568 Seventh avenue N, during the win
ter, but are planning an extended trip
to California early in the spring.
The marriage of Miss Gilmore sauer,
! n1oGo VI w. anu MIS-. IHeOuOfe n
Cook, and Y. Walter Huebscher was sol:
emnized last evening in the parsonage
Of the Church Of the Immaculate Con.
ception. Rev. T. E. Cullen read The
service in the presence of group OF
relatives. Following the service bri
DIAL supper was served at the Hotel Lin
den, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
Covers were laid for twelve and thu
bridal party included Miss Eleano,
Harmsen, the maid Of honor, and G.. Ray
Pearson, the best man. The decora
tions were in red and green, and tn,
table was charmingly decorated will
masses of red carnations. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. Huebscher left in tn
evening on wedding trip to Cincinnati
and other eastern points and on thei
return they will be at home in thei
handsome new home, 11O5 East LAX
street. Mr.. :Huebscher is with til
First National bank. ..,....,s ...-l.
The wedding of Miss Maude Brade
and Albert J. Vanstrum Of Minneapolj
took place last evening at the home c
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. {
j Braden,. at Wayzata: Only the relative
and few near friends witnessed tn
service, which was read by Rev. W.
Black. The bride wore white silk mll
and carried white, roses. The bride
maid, Miss Rachel Daugherty, was
white over pink and her flowers wei
pink roses. J. A. Stanley was bel
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanstrum left "a
the evening train for Galveston, Texa
They will be at home in Minneapol
after April l. I..
The Junior ball is the absorbing top
among the university young people, wi
Eare eagerly anticinatinr the GREAT nva,
of the midyear, which will .sbe give
Friday evening in the university arr
Tory. The attendance viii not by al
means be confined to the university pc
! pie, for the dancing set is also int
ested. and the alumni Of other colleg
are planning to attend and enjoy a. G.
/ lege dance again. The big armorY NJ
Il be transformed into fairyland2$
4 green and white the class 7colors, al
- music will be furnished by the: Fo
Smelling band. There will be a conce
: from 8 until 9:30. o. clock by the bar
and balcony tickets may be obtain
90 clude the following well-known tw
r city women: Mines. John A.. Johnsc
If W. N. Liggett, A. R. Hall, s. R. v
ts SAINT, E. A. Jaggard, D. P. Jones, A.
Pillsbury, j. T. Wyman, G. H. Pa
= ridge, J: b. Gilfllan, w. J.. Held, G.
D Bartholomew, F. E. Esterly, Cyr
K Northrop, J. F. Downey, F.=.S. Jones,
-. B. Frankforter, w. s. Pattee, H.
e Williams, W. W. Folwell, Carl schle
:, ker, F. L.. McVey, F. M. Anderson,
10 4: Law, p F. s: Appleby, T; s; we W
- the Metropolitan music store or the G.
ner bookstore.
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