The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-22
Beauty in woman is power. -
De Rotrou.

Beauty in woman is power.''- !
De Rotrou. 1 |
Spring with all it's prophecies of hap
piness and beauty was suggested in the
appointments which made the marriage |
Of Miss Marian McCulloch, daughter Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McCulloch, and |
Dr.. John B. Mcclure Of Lexington Ky,
month. The ceremony took place at
8 o'clock last evening at the McCul-
loch residence, 2117 Bryant avenue S,
and about seventy-five guests were
present. The service was read before
the large, old-fashioned fireplace, and
like effect, to which the pure whitenesss
| of Easter lilies and the soft CLEAN Of
| cathedral candles added touches of
serene beauty. From the upper land
! ing to the drawing room path OF
green had been made with palms and
to the altar under leafy canopy.
| Ebert Spring and Ellis Westlake
stretched the white ribbons at the ap.
pointed hour, and Rev. James S. Mont
gomery, DR.. Mcguire and his best man,
Huntley Downs Of st. Paul, awaited the
coming Of the bride at the altar. Mr..
M N f chm met his daughter Ia at the foot
\ VI tAC ot0AID. 1CCONIuR AOA OAVl ohSO
Miss Petch Of st. Paul sang Beloved,
It Is Morn" and Roy Mintener played
the 'Lohengrin' - wedding march as the
professional music.
Miss McCulloch was charming in her
bridal cs g gown Of heavy vory satin and
panel of net, embroidered in honiton,
from the yoke to the hem Of the gown,
softened the severe lines of the princess
model. The full veil touched the hem
of the long train, and was. held in the
hair with a sunburst of diamonds and
bouquet was of single violets and lilies
of the valley, held in an old-fashioned
holder. She was preceded by her maid
of honor, Miss Elizabeth Laudeman of
Lexington, KY, who wore. an imported
gown of white silk null over white tat
feta. The small wreath Of roses in her
hair matched her bouquet. Misses Wini-
st. Paul, the two bridesmaids, wore
white net over pale green silk, and they,
carried old-fashioned round bouquets OF
pink carnations. Little Alice McCul-
loch, sister of the bri de, in a dainty
frock Of white over pink, carried a a
. After the plighting Of the troth Miss
Petch sang go, Perfect Love-
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulloch received
the guests as they entered, assisted by
Mrs. John D. Ferguson, sister of the
\ bridegroom, Mrs. Horace B. Weston,
Mrs. I. E. Burt, Mrs, James T. Sloane,
Mrs 81. G. Fertig and Mrs. G. p.
Fisher -"
The rooms were hung with a profu-
sion of southern smilax which formed a
: dainty network over the walls and out
lined the arches of doors and windows
In the reception room it made a set
+ ting for pink roses and in the dining
room formed a background for clus,
tiers of golden-hued jonquils, while the
e parlor was in green and white.
e The bride was one Of the debutantes
e society at a large reception which Mrs
n McCul1och gave last November. Last
h June she was graduated from Camp
bell-Hagerman college in Lexington
n Ky. DR.. Mcguire belongs to an ole
l. and well-known Kentucky family. H
t. is one Of the leading surgeons in hi
t, home town and spent: last summer II
n Europe studying in the Vienna, Paris
e and London hospitals" He was a Wis
e itor at the McCulloch s home Christ
mas, when he was formally introduced
It as the fiance of the daughters Of tn
% house. After the ceremony! DR.. ant
e Mrs. Mcguire left on their wedding
a. tour east. and they will be at home a
n. Lexington after April /. The bride ,
IS going-away gown was Of pale gra.
D. chiffon cloth.
r. Miss Frances A. Higgins and Franco
IS H. Scanlon, both Of st. Paul, were mai
j. ried at o'clock this afternoon at tn
ter, DR.. and Mrs. >Horatio B. Sweetse1
. 2421 First avenue S. Only the rels
tives witnessed the beautiful service
tv which was read by Rev. James N
y Riordan of St. Thomas seminary. Mis-
Margaret Drew presided at the plan
and played the "Lohengrin' wee
ed ding march, and during the exchane
" of vows Miss Drew and John Lineha
in of St. Paul, viollnlst, played the Int
o. mezzo from "Cavaliera Rusticana.
if Miss Frances Vincent sang after tt
"a benediction had been spoken, Gounod
x "Ava Maria.' 49,.
fly Miss Higgins wore a dainty Weddin
es gown of white embroidered MULE ov'
White silk trimmed with Valencienn
ad lace and a veil. Her flowers we
IN bride roses. Miss Frances Flynn
in st. Paul, the maid of honor, was
re- white silk and carried pink roses. LII
at wore fluffy frock of white and carrie
m sheaf of Easter lilies. The bride
be two nephews, Theodore and Horat
to Sweetser, were the pages. Franc
Saint was the best man.
yer The service was read in the ba
fl window of the living room, which W
in banked with palms and ferns and
which the snowy white of Easter lii
les gave the only touches Of color. In t
ed music room white flowers were al
ST used, and in the library the. decoratio
,er of red were carried out with large cl'
ar tiers of red tulips. The dining roc
was in yellow with clusters of daffodi
The reception after the service will
followed by bridal supper at o'clo
way and only the members of the brio
{arn party have been hidden. Mr.. and M
alta Seaman viii leave this evening on
short wedding tour east and on their
trip turn will reside in St. Paul.
ouri ..s.4.- &c..
eles. | r.. '..
Is, Miss Henrietta L. Seyfried a
-. Charles D. Fultz Of Denver, Col, W.
he he married this afternoon at o CLOCK
n is Oliver Presbyterian church. Two hi
twin dred invita- tions had been issued for
and and service, which was read by Rev. G.
McGill.
r. A setting of palms and ferns arou