The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-24
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

presence of a small group Of relatives.
Miss Howe wore white silk. trimmed
with lace, and her flowers were violets.
There were no attendants. Purple Ii
lacs and snowballs made charming
decoration in the living room, where the
Was baned With branches q laos ap
great clusters of lilacs formed an i'm
provised altar. The soft light of
tapers burning among the blossoms
completed the simple but charming ar
rangement. After the service sup
per was served. The decorations In
the dining room were white lilac and
woodbine.
wedding trip and they will be at home
Millizen is a graduate Of Northwestern
University and formerly resided in
The marriage of Miss Margaret Mar
tens, daughter of Martin Martens, and
George Herbert took place1last evening
at the home Of the bride, 1908 Seventh
street Sc. Rev. Charles. Hubbard
tSsa ns Nj Miss oseped
Martens played the wedding music.
The Mendelssohn wedding march was
the professional and as the vows were
spoken, Miss Martens PLAYED the
tSpring Song.'' Miss Emma Martens
was the maid Of honor and Charles ia
bush was the best man. The rooms
were decorated with pink roses, pink
amd M Ra% Hea apa fs5nT be ;, home
at 1850 Seventeenth avenue Sc, after
July l. .--. +
A marriage which will bring bride
to Minneapolis took place in st. 10
seph s church, St. Paul, yesterday when
Miss Katherine Grant became the bride
Of Charles J. Moos. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moos have gone on an eastern wedding
trip and will be at home at 2003 Como
avenue Sc on their return, H.. .. .
The marriage of Miss Bessie w.
Travis and Irving c. Stebbins took
place last night at the home of the
bride s parents, $3.50 Lyndale avenue
S. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, read the service
in the presence of relatives. 49,
Miss Hilda Turnquist, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Turnquist, and
Rev. N. G. Malmstedt of Ashland, Wis,
were married Tuesday evening at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, on Knox
avenue N. The decorations were car
ried out with white and purple lilacs
and ferns and the large bow window
In the living room was bower Of bios
SONS. Miss Clara Christopher was the
maid Of honor, and Miss Esther Gus
tafson was the bridesmaid. Miss Chris
TOPPER wore cream net over taffeta,
embroidered in blue, and her flowers
were marguerites. Miss Gustafson
wore princess gown Of white silk null
over taffeta with trimmings of inser-
ton and lace applique, and held brides
maids roses. The bride was in white
satin, embroidered in design of blush
pink roses The gown was in princess
style, with full train and a lace
bodice. Her full veil was caught with
a spray Of lilies of the valley and the
same flowers were in the bridal bou.
quet. Elmer Turnquist was the best
man.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride 8 sister
Mrs. N. Folsom, 4l3 Knox avenue N
for the relatives and intimate friends
Easter lilies blossomed in the dining
room and white roses and ferns were
used IN the living ROOM and in the re-
cept1on room. Mr.. and Mrs. Malm
4e eunf Ie4Je eWoQ 4e 90 II!A 4pe4s
Ashland, Wis
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
will be entertained at dinner tomorrow
at the Minnesota club in st. Paul, by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Baird.
Mr.: and Mrs. George sherer will en-
terrain a group of st. Paul friends al
dinner this evening. '---
The dancing party of the SIGMA CHI
fraternity in Mrs. Mobiles ball room
last evening was one Of the pretty
events OF the season. College pennan /!
in the fraternity colors, maize and blue
made an appropriate decoration in The
hall. Frappe was served from small
tables in the reception room, where
String blossoms made a dainty setting
The fifty hosts and their guests were
| chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Carnahan
st. Paul. Harold Porter and Edwin
Clapp were in charge of the arrange
ments.
Mrs. D. J. Ahern entertained Tuesda,
afternoon at her home, 314I Pleasan
avenue, in honor Of Miss Margaret Nor
ley Of Eden Prairie, whose marriage t,
Frank Wren will take place June 6
Covers at the luncheon were laid TO-
forty, and the decorations were in whit
and purple. The bride was presented
VAIN many dainty gifts, which wer
brought to her in Cupid g chariot, draw
by little Bernadette Kavanaugh and Re
saline Kelley. and driven by Alic
Egan Assisting the hostess .wer
Mines. E. Kelley, Edward Witzig, M
| Kavanaugh, Miss B. McGraw and Mis-
Rogers.
! Miss Clara FRIEDMAN was the homo
guest at dinner last evening give1
by Mrs. G. Ewald at her home on LAX
Harriet. The rooms were decorated
with foliage and great punches Of pun
pie lilacs. Covers were laid for. twelve
The guests were Misses Clara Kried
man. Emma Miller. Pauline Schmidt