The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-03
.stThe anger of a woman is the
greatest evil with which one can
threaten enemies. ''-Chillon.

'i s.The anger Of woman is the
I 4 greatest evil with which one can
Il threaten enemies. "e hillon |
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
scene Of beautiful wedding last even
ing, when their daughter, Nettie, be
came the bride of Cyrus P. Barnum.
Rev. Z. A. Crandall read the service at
O'clock. in the presence f Of large
String orchestra played softly as, the
{ guests came. At the appointed hour
Z Royce Mintner played the bridal cho- !
{ rus from Lohengrin' and during the
fgc Of the the Was Was
I sounded. The march from .'Tann-
{ hauser' was the occasional music.
) Miss Kellie was attended by her sis.
I ter, Miss Blanche Kellie, as maid OF
honor. She wore gown Of , White lite Per- Per-
entered on the arm Of her father, who
gave his daughter in marriage, and Mr..
& Barnum and his best man, George Van
s Dugen, met them at the altar: ! M LIS
4 fashioned of Brussels net over heavy
4 white satin. The full veil, which
) touched the hem Of the train, was held
I in place with. a spray Of lilies Of the
s same fragrant flowers and the. bride
5 wore jewel Of diamonds and pearls,
! gift Of Mr.. Barnum. t.
Decorations of flowers, foliage and
81 potted plants made the house beautiful.
I In the living room, where the marriage age
and delicate ferns formed an altar. The
s flowers were sent from the old home Of
) the bride in Michigan, and as they are
I not only her state flower, but also her
! appropriate. The color effect Of green
) and white was further carried out with
~ bride roses and palms. Pink roses ad-
- ded dainty touches of color to the ar
y rangements in the parlor and in the
and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellie and Mr.. and Mrs.
@ John T. Barnum assisted during the re-
81 ception which followed the service. Re
81 freshments were served in the dinner
4 room on the third floor, where the dec
u orations were in red. Carnations blend.
81 ed tremendously with the appointments
e. Of the room and traceries Of green con
Fl trasted effectively with the wall decora
W tions in different shades of red. Mr.
81 and Mrs. Barnum left in the evening
~ on an extended eastern trip. They will
50 receive after June l, at the home Of Mr.
81 Barnum s parents, 1910 Third avenue
IA Later during the summer they will visi
''1A Minnetonka and at Gladstone, Mich
- the former home of the bride.
Miss Harriet Mcdonald, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald, and Rev
Herbert Chandler Ide of New Britain
q ing at the family home, 3O1 Oak Grow
Z street. Rev. Clement Clark read tn
q marriage service, at which only the re
n atives and small group Of intimat
"A friends, including President Cyru
N Northrop Of the university, were pre-
n ent. Miss Gertrude Hale sang the bril-
q al music. Miss Hope Mcdonald WE
n her sisters maid of honor and Robel
n Webb was the best man. Mr.. and Mr.
d i Ide left Immediately after the Ger
M monY for the east, where they wi
a. Il spend a month in the New nHampshi
u mountains. They will be at home lat
y The marriage of Miss Margaret N
- gent and Fred H. Hester took place
Il O'Clock yesterday morning in t.
- Church Of St. Anthony of Padua. Re
James Kelley read the service and Mi
Ma abea Bacon Se RGGGsdsd at the and ga Ma
delssohn wedding marches. Miss N
III gent wore dainty gown Of dott
WI swiss with trimming Of applique la
= over white silk A, wreath Of viii
4 roses was worn in her hair and b
- bouquet was Of bride roses. Miss M
~ light blue lawn over white and h
~ flowers were pink roses. Jack j. EN-
N was the best man. In the evening
+ bridal supper was served at the home
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. M. Nuge
In 1856 Madison street. The table had
dainty decoration Of pink and VIII
roses and carnations: Covers were Il
20 for twenty. Nh. and Mrs. Hester "
LET be at home at 1856 Madison street
- after May Is. - ~.::- &. .
XXI Mr.. and Mrs. freeman P. Lane
- & daughter Mabel to Hugh 9. Arey
a. a. ( Excelsior, which will take place il
e. ) 20, at their summer home at Zum1
4 Heights. ,-.~.. ,,-
/. ri Announcement has been made in
u Paul Of the engagement Of DR.. Are
49, Miss Arey is the daughter of Mr.. =;
Mrs. James Blanding Arey and
marriage will take place in the ga
fall. -. KIN ..&. -" - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. stanchfeld
gagement Of their daughter, Et
~ md Agnes, to William II. Larsen. The n
M 81 riage will take place in June.
= The summer season has really ope
the at the Minikahda club, for from ]
aath: on there will be music every Satur
- evening at the club. This summer
nnent club will have an automobile to n
tury inc cars at hIa af sf bo,r a anu H. N
IS. bers will no longer be obliged to \
for the launch The automobile
+. carry fourteen passengers. :, -,
~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chisolm Of
60 Hennepin avenue will entertain a
H. pink dinner, tomorrow evening. Co
1000. will be laid for twelve, and Mrs. vi
sSvS5s H. Gnaedinger Of Montreal, Can,
+.l be the guest Of honor.
Miss Ella Hopkins gave charI
F PaIIghss' Japanese party and recipe shower
Diseases, afternoon at her home, 2639 Bryant
ble a Isl nue. 8, in honor of Miss Gertrude La
don Sau Il The rooms had pretty setting Of SIP
! the test flowers, and white and blue anem
,aT Is,s and nd and arbutus were used in the Ii
,besursit room and parlor. The bride was 81
:y made. cred with the recipes from qu
os9 simiar Japanese umbrella. Luncheon )
Dr. l. 4. served in the dining room from a t
ia ia t to which stood under huge Japanese
patient5 !: asol hung with small Japanese
u ladies' terms. The centerpiece was low
y bhemi | ne fraora nt arh11t11s and the fayors