The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

state university. Judge Brown and
family are from Morris and are tenn
porarily residing in Minneapolis. The
wedding Of Miss Borwn and DR.. Bran
ton will take place early in July.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Louise
Gordon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
E. Lindquist, will take place Wednes-
day evening, June 20, at the residence
of Miss Gordon s uncle, J. R. Gordon,
200 Groveland avenue.
Mrs. Hannah C. Folsom announces
the engagement Of her daughter May
belle C. to William Herbert Sweet. The
wedding will ltake place in June and
will be quiet service for which no in
vitations will be issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Henry Rich
ter announce the engagement Of their
daughter Eda to James Stafford Bishop.
The wedding will take place June q.
Mrs. Richter gave a quilting bee Fri
day afternoon at her home on First ave-
nue. N for Miss Richter, and during the
afternoon the members of her mother IS
club gave a delightful surprise shower
for Miss Richter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood P. Jones an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Alice to Alfred E.. Willmert. The
date for the marriage has been set for
June 81.
A May wedding will be that Of Miss
Bessie Blair and G. E. Nichols, which
will take place Monday, May %, at the
Mrs. William Blair.
A wedding. that will bring a bride
to Minneapolis took place Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davenport in Richmond, Va, when
their daughter, Ellen McCaw and Dr.
Henry Wireman Cook Of this city were
married. On account Of the recent i'll
ness of Mrs. Davenport the ceremony
was performed quietly in the Afternoon
with only the members of the imme
| diate family present. DR.. Cook and his
bride will take wedding trip and or
their return they will go to Lake Min
netonka for the summer. A..
The marriage of Miss Alice Bernice
Ahern and William Frank Hurley tool
place last evening at o'clock at the
home Of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. DAME
Mrs. James Ahern and Thomas Ahern
the mother and brother of the bride
had come from Chicago to be present
at the wedding. Lilacs and roses were
used in fragrant profusion to make :
decoration in the rooms. In the parlor
where the vows were spoken, the man
tel was banked with ferns and palms
roses and blue violets added dainty
touches Of color. Mrs. E. F. Gordon
presided at the piano and played tn
sLohengrin'' wedding march as tn,
bride entered. The only attendant wa
the little cousin of Miss Ahern, Rober
Page Ahern. He wore a natty pag
suit and carried the ring on a whit
satin pillow. H.
Miss Ahern wore a handsome gowl
of Persian null over white chiffon tat
feta. The gown was made in princes
style, and was trimmed with insertio,
and lace Of a modish design. He
bouquet was of bride g roses. Rev. f
F. Dolphin read the service. Followin.
4 the informal reception and supper MI
and Mrs. Hurley left on wedding tril
to Chicago and other eastern points
The bride wore a going away gown Q
tan Panama cloth with hat to match
Randolph street, Merriam Park, o.
their return.
est the Minneapolis friends of tn
BRIDES family took place Wednesda
IN the historic cadet chapel at Yves
Point, N. Y. The bride was Miss Ma
Florence Page, daughter Of General an
Mrs. j. II. Page, and the bridegroom
was Lieutenant George Sherwin S.
monds of the Twenty-second infantry
U. S. A. The Pages were stationed a
Fort Smelling for several years whe
General Page was commanding office
of the Third infantry, and altho Their
was not SO much going back and fort
between the fort and Minneapolis a
there is now, the Pages had a host Q
friends in the city.
The chapel was decorated elaborate
ly with palms, smilax and blossom!
with military trappings. The prett
bride had four bridesmaids, one Of thel
a Minnesota girl, Miss Kate Alexar
der Marvin, and they wore white Brus
sells net over silk, with Neapolitan pit
ture hats and carried great clusters Q
white Ilacs. Miss Marjorie Page wa
her sister IS maid of honor and she wa
in pink crepe trimmed with point d IA
encon lace and held La France rose,
The bride was in pearl white satiI
trimmed with the lace her mother Wor