Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-19
WEDDING FESTIVITIES
WriRht-Myrick.

Society was pleasurably agitated on yesterday
by a social event of 10 little magnitude. It
was the conventional sealing of a union
of two hearts, the occasion being the marriage
of Miss Fannie Myriok, daughter of Nathan
Myrick, ESQ.,, and Mr.. Thomas F. Wright. a
well-known business man of Madison, Wis.
The ceremony was performed at o'clock, at
the residence of the brides parents, No. ITO
Fort street, the Rev. D. r. Breed officiating.
none but the relatives and immediate friends Of
the family being in attendance
gracefully performed the duties of bridesmaid
Mr.. Will Myrick, brother of the BRIDE officiat-
ing as groomsman. The exacting duties of
usher were admirably performed by the follow
ing named gentlemen: w. G. Wilson, George
Monfort, J. 81. Horton, and Ehle Allen.
The bride was attired in superb costume Of
white satin, en- train, trimmed with tulle,
adorned with orange blossoms, and the con-
ventional veil. The groom wore the usual full
dress suit while the bridesmaid was dressed
in handsome costume of white tulle.
The ceremony was performed with the high
contracting parties standing in the alcove of a
bay window, the arch of which was beautifully
trimmed with evergreen. with the proverbial
horse shoe neatly placed in the center of the
arch, directly over the happy couples heads.
The room was heavy with the perfume Of an
endless variety of rare and beautiful exotics.
The alcove, or bay window before alluded to,
was banked with beautiful flowers, arranged
with the most consummate skill known to The
ingenuity of the florist
A magnificent specimen of the florists art
consisted of a pyramid of scarlet geraniums
which beautifed the dining room and exacted
the admiration of all present. congratull-
tory reception followed the ceremony lasting
from $3.50 to $50 o'clock.
The gifts were handsome, valuable and al
o<,cfo lyoco rra o&xv
noticed a number of sets of silver spoons.
knives and forks, caste RS, elegantly chased
fruit dishes, costly Jewel caskets, berry spoons,
silver candelabra, bronze lamps, q superb
ebony desk, toilet bottles and brio brac, sofa
pillows, and household articles ad inf UNI.
CharbOnneau-Savage.
Yesterday was debonsir day for wedding,
and the marriage chimes pealed merry vel.
come to the host of friends who assembled in
the Cathedral to witness the nupitsls of Al
phonse Oharbonneau, head waiter at the Mer-
chants hotel, and Miss Esther Savage,
The bridal party entered the church at $50
oolo;k, forming in front Of the chanoel rail in
groomsman, and bride; Miss Oselia Ohsrbonneau;;
bridesmaid, and groom. The bonds were i'm
pressively solemnized by the Rev. Father Shan.
ley, Immediately after which they returned To
the hotel, where they were the recipients of
numerous congratulations.
In point of numbers the gifts were plentiful
enough to form handsome dowry, consisting
useful and valuable articles. Fol.
lowing is list of the presents:
Col. Allen, diamond ring; Mrs. John Dodge.
pair solid silver napkin rings; Mrs, A. Allen.
solid silver breakfast caster and butter china
very pretty; Joseph Cahill, handsome silver
caster; John Hanlen, toilet set; Mrs. E. Allen,
pair China cups and saucers; E. W. Bazille,
beautiful glass vase set in bronze statue. on
silver PEDESTAL; from friends, ''incog" set OF
silver plated knives, tea spoons, table spoons,
and pair of beautiful blue vases, with gold
leaf and flowers; Thomas Grevllle, fine MAR
settles spread; DR.. and Mrs. Sloan, pair of
handsome panel pictures; group of flowers;
Mrs. w. R. johnson, pair of beautiful choco,
late-colored vases, ornamented With cold Leaf
and flowers; John Way, handsome
bronze lamp and Get of chair Tides:
stand and small stand pictnre e:
Miss Katie Coakly. silver cake basket: Miss
Jennie Furlong, elaborate pair of lace pillow
shams; Mrs. VIM. Clamphitt, fine Marseilles
spread; Messrs. Powers, Sullivan, Hurley, Hurd.
MCCARTHY, Edwards, Enright, Carr, 0'Marra,
Burke, Hanson. Young and Smith, employees of
the dining room, fine silver butter bowl and
knife, pickle easter, and handsome set of plated
forks; Mrs. Mcmahon, steel engravine-holv
family; young lady friends, two French cray
ons, carved walnut frames; Miss Anna McGrann,
set of toilet mats; Miss Kate Memo, beautifully
worked cornucopia; Miss Mary Hurley, pair Of
china cups and saucers; Miss julia Hanlen.
handsome oval frame motto-cross; Messrs. Cox
and Shearen, ornamental china card receiver.
old fashioned.
Substantial presents were also received from
Geo. Allen and Metley P. Char bonneau. After
congratulations the bridal party took carriages
to Little Canada the home Of the groom's
mother, and before returning they will visit
st. James, the residence of the brides parents.