The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-28
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

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simulated bolero effect on the bodice.
She sRofe a Veil, and her flowers were
bride roses arraHged IL an arm bouss
Mab NAB sa Chase was m The @las maid a Of honor ss
She wore pale cream net over pink silk |
and carried pink carnations. Miss Ida /
Dean, sister Of the bride, was the i
bride smaid and was gnWned in sWmta II
net over pdles blue and carried pink
peonies. Stanley Staring was the best I
man. The ribbons were held by Miss /
Lucy Vance. and Katherine johnson.
the parlor and the marriage vows were
spoken under trailing woodbine and
clusters iof fra grant syringa blossoms
Red poppies and asparagus ferns were !
used in the dining room and living
room and in the music room the chosen
color was pink with clusters of pink
roses.
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Chase
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Dean and Mr..
and Mrs. H NJ Chase. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase will leave this week for the west,
where they will reside.
Mrs. EsteIla1 L. Pearsall announces
the engagement of her daughter Flor.
ence Louise to Roswell St. Benedict Of
NeW Ioih' LAo WouuAAk WILL ce1nS PAe'o0
in August. Il. ii. sst
The marriage. of Miss Eda Richter,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Chris
tian Richter, and James Stafford Bish
op took, place last evening at the home
Of the familyflon First avenue N. The
Rev: James s. Montgomery read tn the e
Jackson played the IeRenerin wed,
ding march as the BRIDE entered, and
during the reading Of the service Q
string ,ogehessstra 4y played softly 20
{, Miss Richter aentered with her father,
1 ga%fe % White hif s silk Mna5Fag sas ever w1la %he
taffeta with a loke and half sleeves of
baby Irish lace. Her flowers were
white sweet peas. Herman Richter
was best man! AFTER the exchange Of.
vows the Mendelssohn, march was
played. Mr.. and Mrs. Richter assisted
in receiving during the informal recep-
tion which followed. The rooms were
and the ceremony took place before an
improvised. altar of palms and ferns and
| tall Easter lilies. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
have gone on an extended eastern trip.
They will be at home after Sept. j. '',5>
A pretty wedding was solemnized last
evening at the home Of Professor and
Mrs. T. L. Hacker Of Raymond ave
nue., when. their daughter Elfeda and.
Robert G. Lansing Of Omaha were mar
ried. The service, was read by Or. T..
A. Crandall Of Trinity. Baptist church.
Mrs. B. F. Meeks played Mendelssohn s
wedding march as, the bridal party de-
scended the' stairs and walked thru the
parlor to an improvised bower OF green
and white in the library,
Professor Hacker accompanied the
BRIDE, Miss Barbara; Hacker, sister
Of the bride, was the, maid of honor
and Jesse Beals of Minneapolis served
!. The bride was gowned in white satin.
with duchesse lace bolero. Her tulle,
veil was fastened. with sprays of or
sweet .peas. The maid, of honor wore a
white point d'esprit over white silk
and carried white carnations. The par
i lors. were decorated with masses Of
green, with white roses, and the din
ing, room was in dark red, and, the
halls had large baskets of pink peonies:
= After the ceremony. Professor and
Mrs. Hacker, withaiMr. and Mrs. A..
Lansing of omaha;G assisted the bridal
tion!. =; Miss Grace Andrews Of Fari-
bau1t and Miss Jessie Lansing Of Oma-
/ ha, served frappe. vi tMrs.T,G B.. Frank
fertera of Minneapolis, Mrs. J. B: Irwin
Of Richfeld, Miss Olive Macdonald Of
st. Paul, Mrs. Frederick Pike, Mrs:
i AlYa, Bull, H. Mrs. Harry: Snyder and
Miss Madeleina'Ligaett assisted in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing will spend q
few weeks at The summer cottage of
Professor Hacker. in Wisconsin. Some
Of the out-of-town. guests were Profes.
'sor IA. L., Hacker of Lincoln, Neb.
MI: and Mrs. A. lansing! Miss Jessie
Iansing of Omaha, Allan McCutchen
IF Rock Rapids, Iowa; Miss Andrews
Of Faribault. ~ s..a<35,
The marriage of,3 Mrs. Alice Hart
Maull and William Lindsay Brown was
celebrated last evening at the home q
the brides father, 4. J; Hart 82l!
, in, foliage with asparag gus ferns out
lining the stairwaY,:. and tall palms
banking the wall 7sv In the reception
:. and living room daisies and white car
! nations cleaned among the green as
. paragus and wood ferns. The fireplace
) hidden in green and with. white flowers
, made a pretty setting for the brida
party. Tall tapers, burned. in crysta
!, holders. Miss Caro- Brown, sister Of tn,
bridegroom, played the ttLohengrin'
= wedding march as the bride descended
, the stairs. A. F. Hart~gave his daugh
: ter in marriage. She wore white Per
: sian lawn inset with bow knots o
valenciennes insertion and edging an.
:. carried white sweet peas. Percy Brow
:: was his brothers. best man and Rev
: Arthur Fowler read the service. ,.4gS39
: A reception was given to $50 guest
after the ceremony, which was wit
messed only by the intimate friends an
: relatives. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs
: Brown were the. sisters Of the bride
). Mrs. A. B. Hart of Capton, Mimi, an
9 her father. "A. j. Hart, as well ,.as til
; parents of Mr.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
!. ;. /. Brown. A string orchestra playe
9 during the, evening"; Light: refresh
2 ments were served il the dining room
q where color scheme of red and gree
Q prevailed. The candelabrum, holdin
g lighted red tapers, burned above
u mirror, and red carnations, with ferns
; were scattered over the cloth; whil
Il the sideboari was massed with the FIRE
a grant blossoms and ferns.
t Mr., and Mrs. Brown left last eyt
9 ming for Duluth, where they y5swill TAX
q the boat for the. lake trip They VA
IS J;o;t Tornnfn and Niapara3I and ntlIe