The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-08
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autumn flowers were arranged amidst
the foliage and also filed the hanging
baskets and vases. S., s s 90.
= Miss Everts was unattended. She
wore a handsome wedding dress of sheer
white material and her flowers were
white roses. DR.. Everts gave his daugh-
ter in marriage Following the service
a luncheon was served. MI. and MIS-
Ewing left in the afternoon on short
wedding trip. They will reside in Chi
cage. The, bride was formerly stu
dent Of the University of Minnesota
and is a member Of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma: sorority She was graduated
from Emerson college, Boston, and until
recently taught in the English and elo-
cution departments, Of Iowa university,
She was also dean of the women>s
building at Iowa university: Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Ewing
cago and an aunt, Mrs. Hull, and her
daughter, also, of Chicago; Mr.. Ewing's
sister, Mrs. Peck, and daughter Helen,
and Miss katherine Jewel Everts OF
Boston, and Mrs. J. s. Green Of Wash
ington state. the sisters Of the bride.
Miss Katherine Everts will leave to-
morrow for the east. On her way she
nesota and Wisconsin.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Wal
lace and Melvin Thomas Owens Of Chi
cago took place at O'Clock this after
noon, at the home of the BRIDES moth
er, Mrs. Wallace Wood, on Seventh
avenue S. About forty friends and
relatives witnessed the service which
was read by Rev. Irving P. johnson.
and palms and ferns were used in pro-
fusion to furnish leafy setting. The
doorways were draped with autumn
leaves and ferns while in the parlor the
window was banked with tall palms
and ferns to simulate an altar. The
mantel was a tangle Of green in which
red roses were caught. The green
wreathed chandelier was red shaded
and tied with bow Of red satin rib
bon. The library was in pink and
green and the mirrors were draped In
vines held with clusters Of pink roses
and ribbons. In the dining room
Of the table and garlands Of ribbons
and vines fell from the chandelier to
the corners Of the table where they
were caught with smart pink bows.
Crystal holders held green-shaded tap
ers at each cover and the place cards
| had hearts pierced with arrows for
decoration. The mantel was mass Of
roses yelled with ferns and the mirror
reflected the burning tapers in the can
delabra.
Miss Lavinia Judd played the "Lo-
hengrin'' bridal chorus as Mr.. johnson
preceded the bridal party to the altar.
There were two little attendants, Helen
Robinson, who carried basket of rose
petals, and Helen Parmely, who bore
| the ring in lily. The bride entered
alone. She wore. pale blue crepe ra7
| dium silkrover blue taffeta and elabos
rately trimmed with princess lace. o"92A
wreath Of flowers was in her hair and
she held q bouquet Of roses and lilies
of the valley. The two little attend
ants were in white. ,.
AT the informal reception that fol-
lowed, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. e. s. Parmely,
sister Of the bride, and Mrs. Frank
Burdick assisted. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens
will leave this evening for an eastern
trip and they will receive after Nov. !
at 2431 Hennepin avenue. Mr.. Owens
is in the lumber business and his time
is divided between Chicago and Mime.
apolis, 50 he will make his home in this
city Mrs. Owens travelling gown is
Of blue broadcloth, and she Win wear a
rose hat. 81, =:
The wedding Of Miss Mary L. Rogers
Of Springfield, ILL.,, and William w
;. Mylne was quietly solemnized Satur
day in the St. Paul cathedral. Rev. J
J. Lawler read the service. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mase of Ellio-
avenue entertained at dinner last eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mase
whose marriage took place at Mime
tonka last week, and for Captain J. r
=: Johnson: and family. who left for :;
four months trip to Europe. The brid.
is the daughter Of Captain johnson ant
\ the other guests were the members O.
+ for twelve and roses and ferns fur
/, nished an attractive decoration. MI
and Mrs. George A. Mase left toda,
for their wedding trip, having waitet
until the Johnsons went east. On thei
return th syy T IL OCCUPY The J9 g
this winter. Mr.. Mase is graduate O
the South high school and also Of tn
university.
Mrs. Charles j. Cole entertained a
luncheon Saturday at her home, 81
Lyndale avenue s, for the Misses Ma
rion and Phoebe Cole, brides of tn
| month. Covers were placed for seve
and the decorations were in red an
| white. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton M. Odell Wi
| celebrate their fifth wedding annlve1
sarv tomorrow evening at their home
4 ! 1900 Upton avenue S. r.
A pretty affair for a bride was give
\ at the home of Mrs. Charles Trow, 0
Il Eighteenth avenue s, Friday evening
Miss Clara Berry, whose marriage t
\ Simeon Marchessault will take plac
h late in October, was the guest of homo
h Autumn leaves were used in decoratin
h the rooms. The BRIDES place wa
/ ! marked at the table with spray {
\ autumn leaves. She was presente
i with number Of useful articles (
Il granite ware. Refreshments we
Il ! served. l. .-.< E. .
Il Mrs. Peter T. Dubay Of 1917 Ea
II Twenty-third street, and Mrs. job
II Keary Of 1910 East Twenty thi1
Il street, gave a granite shower last wee
| for Mrs. Henry Hanson at her HON
| 23ll Thirteenth avenue 8, in honor
her tenth wedding anniversary. IT
II decorations were in red and green.
II elaborate luncheon was served in tt
= dining room. Mrs Hanson receive
= many handsome presents.
Miss Ruth Potter and William Ms
tin were married yesterday. yafterno,
at the home Of the officiating sministe
Rev. G. Z. Morrill,.