The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-27
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| NauS nIcl5 VI MI. anu NILS. JOuH u
Langhorne Of Washington, and Rich.
Minneapolis. the son 6f Mr., and Mrs.
William D.. Washburn of Fair Oaks,
which took place at o clock today in
| st. John $ Episcopal church.
Minneapolis, Washington, Philadel-
phia and Richmond contributed their
quota Of wedding guests and the church
was thronged with representatives of
the diplomatic and military corps. An
drew Wheeler Of Philadelphia was the
organist and played program of nup-
tial music. The Mendelssohn wedding
march was sounded as the bridal party
entered the church. -&..II ~ 4:.,:,s 49,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith of Washington
and Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee Of the
diocese of Washington.
! Mr.. Washburn had chosen group
of relatives and intimate friends as his
'attendants. His brother, w. D. Wash
burn, Jr., was the best man, and the
ushers were Dr. Gary D. Langhorne, U.
S. n, Of the consular service in Cuba;
Cadwallader Washburn, the well-known
young painter Of New York; John Bass
of Chicago;e Franklin M. , Crosby of
! Minneapolis, and Richard Barry of New
York, one Of Mr.. Washburn s co-work-
ers as American war correspondent dur
ing the Japanese-Russian war, and his
brother-in7 law, DR.. Hamilton Wright of
| Washington. - .'~.,..
The ushers led the bridal procession.
| Miss Langhorne was escorted to the
met by the bridegroom and his best
man. Miss Langhorne wore bridal
| gown of, white lace made in princess
style with long court train Her full
veil was caught with a wreath of or
ange blossoms and she held a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley land Or
chids. Mrs. Powell Clayton, .Jr., who
was her sisters matron Of honor, was
| exquisitely gowned in pink chiffon over
pink and she wore large picture hat
OF pink plumes. Her flowers were pink
roses. = IT,.
A reception was held at the Lang
horne residence Immediately after the
ss ycn Only m the rc had o and
den for it and for the bridal supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn received, as
| sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne, Mrs. Lang
horne wearing a handsome robe of gray
silk with point lace. Mr.: and Mrs.
| Washburn left on 2 wedding trip to
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Clayton, Jr. They
will be at home at Fair Oaks. the Wash
burns residence in Minneapolis, after
Jan. l. s.s -.
Among the distinguished guests at
the wedding party were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Washburn, Jr., Of Minneapolis; Cover
nor John Lee Carroll Of Maryland. Mr..
| Morris, Mrs. Washington Gilpin. Mrs.
Alfred E. Norris and Mrs. Landreth
Of Philadelphia, Guy Langhorne and
| Miss Head of Richmond, and Miss Ann
| Paulding of New York, niece Of Sena-
tor Depew. - = $A># 81 :
| Saturday evening Mr.: and Mrs Lang
horne gave smartly appointed din
ner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn
/ dinner for the bridal party. Covers
were placed for eighteen guests. The
| Washburns went down in their sprivate
car last week and will returns.to Min
neapolis Monday. l. 65ssss<S.. =.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Owen Brook .KiiInard
a announce the engagement Of their
faughMsGf ss B Kanard to Wa Walter Scott La
arc both university young people. The
former was graduated with the class
of 'O4 and the latter with '03. DR..
Lafans is a Sigma Chi and while he
was in college he was a prominent
member of the football team. ~ The
wedding will take place in the Holt
days. = -
A ~cablegram has been received from
Manila announcing the marriage Of
Miss Lillian Fuller and John. Gray,
which took place Wednesday in that
city. Miss Fuller left Minneapolis in
| 0ofohor For Tho Db;1i,>n;,oo o,l how
wedding took place on her arrival in
Manila. =. She was teacher in the
islands for two years and it was while
there that she met Mr.. Gray. He is a
californian, a contractor, who has re.
sided in the islands for several years
They will make their home in the Phil
ippines, not far from Manila.
The four lodges in the Valley of
Minneapolis, Scottish Rites, will give
a ball in Masonic Temple this evening
and the affair will be one Of the large
and brilliant dancing parties of the
week. About 500 guests viii be pres
ent, and among them will be many dis
tinguished Masons from out of town.
The active chapter and alumnae oil
the Pi Beta Phi sorority have ISSUED
seventy invitations for a dancing party
which will be given Wednesday even
ing, Dec. S, at the home of Miss Wal
ston, 1902 Blaisdell avenue. .
Mrs. William 81. Passmore Of 80;
Oak Grove street gave tea this after
noon in honor Of Mrs. John O. BigeloN
of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Henry Wire
man Cooke of Richmond, Va. Mrs. Bige
low is here on a short visit. to Mrs
Passmore, and Mrs. Cooke has Just come
to Minneapolis to make this city he,
| home. The hours were from 3 to
o. CLOCK. "t .~tss j..
Mrs. Ernest N. Colwen VIII enter
tain at thimble bee next Tuesday af
ternoon at her home, 1011 Eighth stree
Sc, in honor Of her sister, Mrs, W. R
| Macdonald of Boston. -
This afternoon Mrs. Alvah M. Libby
entertained at an informal tea for. Mrs
Macdonald, the guests being group Of
Mrs. Macdonald g friends.
Douglas Volk was the honor CUES
at gathering of his old-time musica
friends in the studios Of Messrs. Swee
Saturday evening. Mr.. Volk has JUS
completed his painting Of "The Second