The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-13

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with spray of white blossoms, and |
lilies Of the valley made a fragrant
shower bouquet. Miss Matte Winston,
a sister of the bride, was maid OF
honor. She wore a princess dress OF
white peau de cygne, and her flowers
were pink peonies. The two brides
maids, Miss Cora Winston and Miss
Cecil Cole, wore princess gowns OF en-
velt garden hats filed with pink and
white sweet peas. Little Margaret Wal
lace, the flower girl, was in a pretty +
freck Of white. silk and carried pink I
rosebuds in basket. just before the
benediction Matthew Willing sang 80,
Perfect Love Rev. r. N y; Ayison read +
informal reception at the home Of the
brides parents on Smelling, avenue.
Only relatives and Intimate friends
were present. In the parlors pink and
white: were the chosen ,colors, and the
bridal party received under a floral bell.
PinS@Peon'ies were the : dininfsroom
and clusters Of the fragrant flowers
blossomed in the center of the table.
Assisting were Mines S..ssM. Klirkwood,
ard Smith. Mr.. and Mrs, Farley. will
be. at home l after July is at Olivia,
| MINI. - . 7 ,9
Beautiful appointments marked the
marriage of Miss Mabelle M. Mahla to
Charles Clayton Culver, which took
place last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. I, Oscar FIG. Day, S3!9 Lyndale
!. had been issued foT the service and for
played The IsIsagfint w Wedding
march as the professional and ooh,
Fair, Oh, Sweet, OH Holy 81 was sung
by. William Newgord. During the BEN
ediction s'The Evening Starn was soft.
with a wealth of flowers and foliage.
! The bridal couple stood before an altar
asof palms and ferns in the parlor and;
sEcluster of white peonies filed the vases
4 and wallpockets. Pink carnations were
in the library and in the. living room,
and in the dining room the color tone.
of deep red was carried out with roses;
sheer white French lawn over white
silk, shirred in princess style, and
trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Her
4 flowers were bride roses. Miss Blanche.
Kelley was the; maid of honor. Her
gown was of Powered organdie over
pink silk, and she carried pink peonies.
Little, Edythe Day was the flower girl,
and she wore a frock of white French
lawn and carried white peonies. Rev.
John Keehley of. ST., Mark s English
, Lutheran churchsread the impressive
Lutheran service, Oscar j. Erstgaard
was the best man Mr.: and Mrs. Cul-
> yer were assistedsin resolving BY Mr..
and Mrs. Day and. Mrs. /. A. Culver.
Charles Charles HI Hoppe gee Of !" Chicago 60 and Mrs.
;. Boyd L. Gardner Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
liver will go to one Of the lakes in
!. northern Minnesota on their honeymoon
trip. They will, be at I. home at 1920
, Columbus avenue after July 10.
WITT and Abraham Weiswitz tooksplace
; last evening. Rev. J. s. Deinard read
the service and string orchestra
played the bridal music, sounding the
tLohengrin' - march as the process
sional. The bride wore white null over
!, white silk with trimmings of valen.
: ciennes lace. A diamond pin held hel
full veil in place and her 'bouquet was
Of lilies Of the valley; Mrs; N Kabi ec
!. wore rose colored silk and carried
! white sresessEE, Nfsss At Letter bloom, il
:, pink organdie over pink silk and car,
rlying. pink roses. was the. bridesmaid
:; Abraham Rabinowfitz vas TIE best man
( and Max Rabinowitz gave His, sister
q in marriage: a reception was held ~ II
= McElroy 8 hail. Mr.. and Mrs, Weis
d
Z apartments after July Is. y :,
& Miss Miriam Leonard entertained a
= luncheon yesterday at her home 'ol
: Grand avenue. Miss Leonard wa
. graduated from the Central high schoo
n this. year and her guests were a grou1
r Of her high school friends. Covers wer
d Of green and pink was prettily carrie'
J. out. The guests drew their favor
e from a big Jack Horner pie.
Il Miss Anna johnson and Rupert Burk
q. will be married at the home Of tn
E, bride IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G: I
le johnson, on Longfellow avenue, Tues
# terson gave china shower at her home
d 1881 Tenth avenue s, Monday evening
d in honor Of Miss johnson. The room
,e were decorated in the colors OF tn
II bride, white and blue, and the tabl
Il was appointed in roses and forget-mt
nots. Covers were laid for eighteen.
= Mrs II. O. Hilton and daughte
n Miss Edith Louise Reed, Of 314 Unio
az street Sc, gave a linen shower yeste
~ day afternoon in honor Of Miss Edr
ansI Craig of Anoka, who is to be marie
~ next week to James Ford Of Intern
in tiona1 Falls. After the shower a lunc
80 con Was StIVSu dU DOudluSOu Ic
rs rooms. where the decorations we
ia American Beauty roses and ferns. Tl
We following Anoka girls were guests: II
10 Misses Edna and Blanche Craig, Mar
IL Altenberg, Hazel Ward, Agnes Clar
ali Nellie Hilton and Josie Davis.
of !.
Mrs A. Furber gave an informal t
this afternoon at her home, 604 Ele
q enth avenue Sc, for Miss Florence Nd,
.ha White. A group Of girl friends call
Va. and wild flowers made pretty sett1l
"a in the rooms. S
he he DR. and Mrs A. e.. Young celebrat
ver the tenth anniversary of their ms
1as rage Monday evening at their hon
ms 1920 sBlaisdeH avenue. Flowers q !.
~, nd foliage made an attractive decorate
oil thru the rooms. Rev. r. a: Wand
nd Las offciated at the renewal Of +
ms marriage Vows, ~ The Mse rs
or or. YOUNG, "a. Fl Dung, Miss Dora Your
or- Paul Young Of Mankato. Miss jess
90 Mills. Of; Echo and R.sB. Hall of Non
w ~ Mr.. and Mrs j. R. Huckins Of 6
No - Eleventh avenue IS gave an inform
81 81 dinner last evening in honor OF a
&c Frank Morris of Winona, DR.. GeoI
II, sis Morris Of Tracy and. DR.. Charles N
t H son of Fergus Falls, MINI.
md #s. 9s5 81 1.
ids. Miss Clara Fish and John N. Pet
ets son were married last evening at I
TO home Of the officiating minister, r
I Ine J. s. Montgomery, on Colfax aver
1 tne S. "A small group Of friends witness
~. the service.