The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26

y. II. tlof al, anlounces ilul III cne Tns"ee
George A. Rhame. of, New York.
+ Miss Lille May Wise and William
Burton Hoke were married at 3 o'clock
today at the. home Of the bride, 1416@
Third street NE. Palms, peonies, ferns
and smilax We're used to decorate the
rooms, The bridal couple stood under
a white dove, which spread, it's wings
Pearl BarnabY. presided at the piano
and played the. nuptial music. The
bride wore a dainty princess gown of
white silk null over white taffeta
trimmed withsmechlin lace, and carried
a large bouquet sof white roses. Rev.
G. L. Morrill, read the servivce. Fol
lowing the ceremony refreshments were
served in. the DIM dining room, which had
q decoration OF red .peonies and roses.
ence Sandcrson2 presided at the frappe
table. Mr., and Mrs, Hoke left on an
| afternoon train for "a trip east. They
will be at home ait a3232 Pleasant ave-
nue. after Aug. 15:s The bride IS travel
| ing gown was Of, gray. &C. IT,
The marriage of, :, Miss Edgwidga
George Dalcour, and Edward A. Belau-
ger was solemnized at9 o'clock today
in the: Church sof Notre Dame des
Lourdes: One hundred and fifty invi-
| tations had been issued for the service,
which was read by Rev. y. A. Andree.
Miss Dalcour wore a. gown Of white net
over white liberty silk. The skirt was
pleated and deep founce had ediag-
onal tucks inset with bands of baby
Irish lace insertion. The insertion and
lace simulated "a pretty yoke effect on
the bodice. The veil was held in place
with orange blossoms and the bride car
ried a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
Miss Eva Da1cour, in pale blue silk
null over blue with vaIenciennes lace,
and carrying, yellow roses, was the
maid Of honor, and, Miss tMayme Belan-
lace and holding a bouquet Of pink
roses, was the. bridesmaid; Little
Loretta. Dalcour> was the flower girl.
She wore a dainty frock of white swiss
| embroidery and carried a basket with
Epink roses. Arthur. Belanger carried
the ring. Joseph, Bredemus was the
best man and the ushers. were Byron
Lyke and Otto q Friedland. At II
O'Clock a wedding breakfast was served
IN It the eal Priynsye 9 diiing room Of the ST.
were laid for ,ifty and the decorations
were beautifully carried out with June
flowers. -z,4 ~ ~. - E%.....=
. This evening areception will be held
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, 92G
Eight half avenue NE. Very
charming decorations, have been al.
ranged The bridal. couple will receive
under canopy, of green dotted with
among the foliage " i'll be pink roses
White and pink peonies will be used in
the living room and in the dining room,
1.-THE decorations are to be pink and
white, with steamers Of pink and
white and wedding bell, wreathed
with pink and. white blossoms over the
table. n, Mr.. and AIRS. Belanger will
leave, in the evening for a short wed
ding trip. .Theyswill sobe at home at
1924 = &c cenyna'ave 5s LAY, venfags After Aug.
Mrs Fl Frank X. #: 1HeaelaInga;esr + will en-
tertain this evening at dinner for Mis-:
Rebecea *Semple1 and her guests. Mis-:
Patterson of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss
Harries Of Cincinnati. .... . -. ....~. .. -.
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The marriage of Miss. Maybelle G
, Folsom and William Herbert Sweet wal
quietly solemnized Sunday, evening at
O'Clock. Rev. T. H.. ,Hallock read tn,
, service in the. presence of relatives
Miss Louise Folsom was the maid %
honor and Charles Huhn was fthe bes
man. Mr.. and, Mrs. Sweet left las
evening for an extended eastern trip b.
way Of the Great Lakes. They will b.
gone about six weeks, 10 E.%%
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Shotwell enter
! tanned last evening at their home, 423
Sheridan avenue g." in honor of tn
tenth anniversary of their marriage. TIL
, anniversary was suggested in the deco
, rations, for tin draperies hung in tn
! doorways and window and Mr.. Shotwe]
donned q tin necktie4 and Mrs. Shotwel
. and proudly carried " tin bouque'
: Pernies, carnations and roses wer
n placed in tin vases and dishes thru tn
! rooms, while ferns and palms screene
. the orchestra. Many Of the sixty guest
;. had been present at the wedding tie
a years ago and last evening they had
i second opportunity taste the wet
v ding cake, as one had been sealed afte
= the wedding and was opened last ever
q ing and placed in a position Of hone
% on a. tin Standard. Tin napkin ring
e e furnished unique and appropriate sol
= venirs for the guests and there WEI
;. any number Of amusing gifts in tinwal
i for the. bridal couple. Miss Margj
" Shotwell sang several selections durin
; the evening and Miss. Ruth Whitemo,
!. of Excelsior played violin numbers. I'll
young women who assisted in the du
ing room; were Misses. Mathews, Ia,
lor, Lewis, Shotwell and Hendricks.
"a Mrs. s., s. Staring was hostess at
! dinner last evening at her home, "a
y Fremont avenue S.. Miss Harriet sDea
and the young women Of her brid'
a party were the, guests, and the dim,
i was served from charmingly appoin
" ed table, The. place. Of the bride W,