The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-27
Woman is the highest, hottest,
most precious gift to man" Todd.

| Appointments of rare beauty marked
the marriage Of Miss Katherine Whea-
ton and Philip Bickerton Winston,
which was solemnized this afternoon at
4:3O O'Clock in the Church Of St. John
the Evangelist. Miss Wheaton is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. !
| Wheaton of St. Paul and Mr.. Winston
belongs to one Of the well-known Min
neapolis families, and is the son of Mrs.
P. B. Winston of Park avenue.
Several hundred invitations had been !
issued and the church was thronged
with fashionable gathering Of St.
Paul and Minneapolis society people.
The Minneapolis guests made the trip
in two chartered interurban cars and
were met at the Dale street station in
st. Paul by carriages which conveyed
them to the church. Spring in its full
in the decorations, and fragrant spring
flowers, lilacs, daffodils and narcissus
were used in large clusters against the
| background of palms. and ferns. The
effect was charming and the delicate
color scheme Of yellow and white was
beautifed by. the last rays of the set,
ting sun, which fell thru the stained
glass windows and by the light of soft:
ly burning cathedral candles.
Preceding the hour of the service and
while the guests were seated by the
ushers, Charles A. Pillsbury, Fred Car
penter, John Shaw and John Gillian,
Minneapolis, Charles Wheaton, Jr., and
Richard Warner Of St. Paul, program
of nuptial music was played on the
had stretched the white ribbons, the
strains of the "Lohengrin - wedding
march peeled forth and the bridal party
entered.
Mrs. Charles S.. Pi1lsbury, sister Of
Mr.. Winston, was smatron or. honor and
entered first; followed by the two
Helen Cooper. Directly in front Of the
bride walked: her sister, Miss Marion
Wheaton. The bride entered with her
father, and was met at the chancel
:; steps by Mr.. Winston and his best man,
R. D. Stewart of St. Paul. During the
! service Lewis Shaw sang the favorite
selections of the bride. Rev. Theodore
Sedgwick read the service. s; .a~r. .E
81 Miss Wheaton wore a magnificent
I gown Of heavy white satin made with a
s long, sweeping train. Her full veil was
) held in place by a: wreath of orange
q blossoms, which had been worn by her
, mother on her wedding day. The bou,
!: quet was an exquisite arrangement of
the rarest variety Of orchids, Phalean.
opsis Schilleriane, and their: snowy
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delicate green Of maiden hair. ferns
Miss Marion Wheaton was in white lace
over silk and carried a huge arm bop
quet of white lilacs. Mrs. Pillsbury's
| gown was of point lace and duchesse lace
and she carried white lilacs. The two
/! bridesmaids were dressed alike il
- frocks Of baby Irish lace and carried
pink roses and white lilacs.
A short receptions. followed at the
70 | Wheaton raSi6anca IN Summit ovnnuo
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
were Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton and Mrs
P. B. Winston. The decorations in thu
house were continuation Of the deli
cate color scheme used in the church
Lilacs; and sunny :dafodils ,minglet
their delicate beauty in large cluster
the psFG2rs and ns'sRton p9Gm
were beautifully carried out in pink
At o. clock, preceding Mr.. and Mrs
Winston's departure for the east,
bridal supper will be served at whic]
only the relatives and bridal attend
ants will be present. Mr.. Winston will
take his bride on a. delightful wedding
trip to Cuba, after which they will visi
Mrs. Winston at their southern home
CORTLAND, Va. -.-
Mrs. A. G. Chambers Of 1911 Cola
avenue S was hostess at an afternoo
card party today. Five hundred wa
played from nine tables, and at tn
close of the games a Ii ght luncheo
was served from the small tables Th
. decorations were carried out with clu
tiers Of flowers and foliage and a diffe
emit color scheme was in each room. I
the reception room pink was the chose
r color, the parlor was bright with tt
sunny yellow of jonquils and the di1
ing room and reception hall had clu
ters Of red carnations.
The marriage of Miss Anna Ferlaa
~ daughter. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph:
& Ferlaak, and Joseph G.. Brennan toe
M place this morning at :8$yo,clock in S
III Boniface church in the presence of
III group of relatives. The choir sang du
N ing the service, which was read by. Re
III. Adrian Schmitt. The bride wore la
FIJI ender-Paris crepe and carried a bouqu
LN maid Of. honor, was in greenEvoile ov
4: green silk, and carried a bouquet =,
- white. carnations. The little flow
u girl, Florence Mansfield, wore a pref
"a frock of white lawn over pink silk; al
her flowers were pink roses. John re
= laak was best man, After the servi(
a wedding breakfast was served at t
! Second street NE. This evening a ]
ception will be given at the home !,
the family, for which about sixty i
vitations have been issued. Mr. a.
Mrs. Brennan will be at home aft
March Is at 923 Second street NE /,
n DR.. and Mrs Archibald McLaren "
~ entertain at bridge whist this event
=. in, st. Paul for Mr.. and Mrs Sidn
~; Butler Dean, nee Northup. Mrs
a Milton. Griggs entertained for Mr.. a
Ia, Mrs. Dean Friday. ~ ~ s%ss
eihesss Mrs. Charles II. F1ennin e was the h.
'aseA or guest at luncheon which the me
!p!Ia bers of the Crocus club gave in
;. Il honor yesterday in Donaldson g 4,
s .ns rooms. Following the luncheon a /
IS We party was given at the Orpheum t
uret alter. ~ ~ = 5iss = t.<@
made. s----s..s.. .E-z g.. +.H.=s. ~
inter, s. e.. -f-. I'd. - E. ...- .,. IF
p mi!sr Mrs j. Z. Conant entertained
to = : luncheon yesterday at her home, 3;
haut- Chicago avenue. Mrs. D.. E. Lawren
e sd;s: who has recently returned from ]
hem, luth, where she has been spending
4 end nd winter with her daughter, and N
a q ~ Lydia Lizzenberg, who leaves Sat
lope. day for month g visit in Iowa, W
Yak the honor guests. Covers were pla
= for eight and carnations and smi