The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
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The marriage Of Miss Sayde Carlson
and John Corral Karlsen took place
today at high noon in Bethlehem Lu-,
theran church. Tall palms about the
altar completely hid the organ, and
white asters shone out against the
green in pretty relief. White wedding
bells were hung from the arches at the
rear of the church and about the altar.
Clusters Of white asters were tied on.
the pews outlining the aisle. The ush-
ers were Jack Bates, Thomas McMil-
Ian, Ernest Bates and E. O. Pryts. AS
the bridal party entered the church,
John Sether sounded the "Lohengrin
march. ~ ..-g -. -. .....- .s=
The four bridesmaids entered two BY
wore white Swiss trimmed with yalen-
ciennes lace, and Misses Agnes Hern-
quist and Ella Holt were gowned in
| blue, Miss Hernquist wearing Japan
| ese silk and Miss Holt wearing blue
silk null They carried bouquets Of
pink asters.
| Miss Edna Waterman, who was the
maid Of honor, wore white lingerie
lawn, trimmed with baby Irish lace.
bride entered with her father, John G..
Carlson, who gave her in marriage. She
wore white silk grenadine over tat
feta and chiffon interlining elabor-
ated with pearl trimming and real
princess lace. Her veil, fastened with
rosebuds, fell to the hem. Of the train.
She wore a necklace Of Mississippi
pearls, the gift of the groom. William
Mcmillan was best man and Rev. N.
B. Thvedt read the service.
A reception followed at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, 1419 Eighth street
s. The reception hall was q bower of
green and white, arranged with white
asters and palms, and cleaning white
wedding bells. The receiving rooms
were in pink and white. In the dining
room, where the wedding breakfast
was served the tifty., guests, center
pieces of pink and white roses were on
the two large tables, and festoons of
smilax fell to their corners from the
Mr.. and Mrs. Karlsen loft this after.
great lakes. After Sept. 20 they will
be at home at 3l07 Park avenue.
Mrs; George W; Peavey gave a din.
ming, which was particularly Notable
for it's original and beautiful appoint
ments: Miss Kate Harries of Cincin
natl, her cousin, and Mrs. E. M. Jack
son of Dayton, Ohio, were the guests
Of honor, and thirty guests had beer
bidden to meet them. The pretty glass
dining room was changed into a French
cafe, where quaint advertising cards
in French suggested delicious dishes
for a menu. Small tables ranged either
wall and covers were laid at each TO,
two. The walls were a tangle of greer
and clusters Of red and pink roses gav'
touch Of fresh beauty, to, the scene
The name cards were attached to tin,
French dolls. While the menu wa
served the club orchestra played a pro
gram of delightful melodies, and as
surprise to the guests, 8 little urchil
peddling French papers, furnished eac
Mrs. August Anderson was hostes
at coffee this afternoon for Mrs. A
N. Lambert and Miss Elvira Berquist
who are the guests of Miss LiIlia.
Swanson. The rooms bore the mic
summer radiance Of garden flowers al
tistically arranged Pink predominant
g in the dining room, where the bios
SONS, offset with ferns, eentered tn
, table. This week the Misses Lillia
, to Minneapolis to be Miss Swanson
= guests for two weeks.
J. Miss Matte Bradshaw Of 1717 Fourt
avenue s entertained at parcel Shove
'e Thursday evening in honor Of MiE
& Gertrude MCLEOD, a bride of ne1
+ week. The decorations were charm
!. ingly carried out in the national color
- complimentary to G.. A. R. encampme1
- week, and flags and clusters Of re-
j. white and blue blossoms were use
, Miss Flossie Kastner gave an in
nromntu program Of musical selection