The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-25
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The marriage Of Miss Amy J. Cook
and James Arnold Robinson was a
pretty event Of today. It took place at
"A O'Clock in st. IIatthews Episcopal
/ church in the presence of large gath
ering of friends. The women Of the
church had taken charge of the doco-
rations, and wild flowers, foliage and
ferns made charming setting about the
altar and the organ. Rev; James Trim
the bride entered Miss Bright sang so
Holy, o Sweet, o Fair Mrs. w. Scott
presided at the organ and played the
'Lohengrin wedding march as the
professional and the Mendelssohn march
as the occasional music.
Miss Cook wore beautiful wedding
gown Of cream peau de cygne. The
skirt was made with q deep panel Of
lace set between folds Of the silk and
the bodice had trimmings Of rare old
lace, which had been worn by her
grandmother. on her own wedding day.
Another touch of sentiment was added
in the form eof the crown of orange
blossoms. which held the veil in place,
for it had been worn by the bride IS
mother on her wedding day. Bride roses
formed the bridal bouquet. The
| only attendant was the sister of the
bride, Miss Charlotte Everett Cook: She
wore white dotted swiss with felabora-
tions of lace, and held large bouquet
of white hydangea blossoms.
! Only the family will be present at the
home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs, ]. W.
l Cook, S29> Tenth avenue Sc. The bride
is the daughter Of the late Rev. J. w.
Cook, one of the earliest Episcopal mis-
sionaries among the South Dakota Sioux
Indians. ~--.-s-,~. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will leave this
evening on trip to Boston. They will
be at home at 500 Tenth avenue Sc
after Sept. 10. e ~. <
~ Mrs. Theodore Hays gave q charm
Ing luncheon in honor Of Mrs. ". i
!, Coghlan of Morristown. n. Y, today q
: teen guests and the table was attrac
lively: decorated in green and whit
with large bouquet Of white lille
centering the table, and q cluster o
= smaller blossoms designating the plac
Of each guests. After the lunoheo'
Mrs. Hays and her guests occupied tW
! boxes at the Bijou theater.
, Mrs. H. A. Rogers entertained a
!. luncheon yesterday at her home, 81
:, First avenue s., in honor Of her a44tE
. Mrs. 3. Farmer OF !oleuo, 5GnAo' NJ
4 s; R. Rogers, oskaloosa, Iowa. an an
9 ers were placed for fourteen, and gal
den flowers made an attractive tabl
q decoration. Among the other guest
4 were Mrs. L. A. Rogers, Mrs. job
a Worrall and daughter, Mrs. D. J. Ros
: ers Of Iowa Falls, and Mrs. Emm
d Jones of, Oskaloosa. Mrs. Rogers wa
assisted by her sister, Mrs. J. M
Donnell and Miss May Hill Of st. Pau
!. A happy reunion of the Button. fan
= ily occurred at the residence OF M
y and Mrs. M. r. ,Isham, $3.50 Humbolo
= avenue s, Thursday afternoon. A
y elaborate supper was served afte
. which the company was entertaan e
and amused by reminiscences Of tn
good. o1d days Ct chi IL ood r IL We
( Buttons from New York and Califo
mia were present. The most remarl
able feature Of the gathering was ths
% the six. brothers and sisters OF the Blu
g ton Family had not been together VI
I. der one roof before for, thirty -seve
= years. They are Mines. Nettie Blu
st ton Day, 325 Fourth street NE; Esth'
:. enue M; Lille Button Gilbert, Jane '
y NY: r. D, Button, 1904 Clinton a
y ~ enue; s. D. Button, San Diego, Cal.
ID Among the relatives present WEI
e Messrs. and Mines. M. r. Isham, R. i
~ Button, son and daughter,R. H.: Spea
J. w. Day and son, B. n. Durham al
Of two sons, A. B. Button, three sons, Blu
it, N. ". s. D. Button and son, s.
ne Diego, Cali Mrs. e. A. Gilbert, M