St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-06
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A social event of more than the usual de-
gree of importance, intimahon of which had
been rife for a number of days past trans.
pired on Saturday evening at the residence
of DIR. S. T. Snow, on South Second street.
at which the high contracting parties were
d. L. Hutchinson, OF the firm of Z. G. Collins
d Co., central pharmacy. and Miss Flora.
the second daughter Of DR.. Snow. The we'd
ding took place at 80 p. M, in the pres
/ ence of few intimate friends. and was
solemnized by Rev. T. c. Hudson, rector of
81. Johns parish, Mankato. The ceremony
was the beautiful and impressive one of the
! Episcopal service, the father giving the
/ bride away in due and worthy form
Mr. w. P. Snow, brother of the bride, acted
/ in the capacity of best man and Miss Ida
/ Hutchison as bridesmaid The bride was
| dressed In plain and brocaded chocolate
colOred silk, with lace collar and natural
flowers; the groom in dark business suit,
frock coat. The groom, Mr.. B. T. Hutchis
son, came to Mankato some three wears
since, and has, by his affable manner. cour-
teOus attention to the patrons of the estab-
lishment Of which he is a partner and by
virtue of being tip top fellow anyway, won
large circle Of friends in this city. The
bride has also enjoyed the acquaintance of a
large circle of friends at hume and abroad
and both have received from their friends
the most hattering testimonials Of the esteem
in which they are held. Below will be found
a list of gifts, and the GLOBE department at
Mankato joins the donors in wishing the
happy pair g smooth sea and a sky without
clouds on life's voyage thus begun together
Silver swing water pitcher and gold lined
| en- frpr Mr. nd
Dodge, Iowa.
Decorated vase with silver holder. Miss
Alice Hutc hinson, Fl. Dodge, Iowa.
Two handsome oil paintings, Miss Ida
Hutchinson, Fl. Dodge, Iowa.
Silver water pitcher Mr.. and Mrs. II. P.
Moffatt, Emmetsburg, Iowa
Silver jewel case, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shoemaker, Mankato.
Set Of handsomely bound Dickens works.
Mrs. J. c. Cheney, Mrs. s. T. Meseroy, Fl
Dodge. Iowa.
Silver card case, \. NJ. Sears, Miuneap-
oils.
Decorated pitcher and goblets, Miss MolH
Howe, Minneapolis.
Handsome scarf pin, in case, Mrs. z. T.
Ban, NJ nkato
Handsome piece Of statuary, Cby Rogers)
from groom to bride.
Vase and beautiful bouquet, Mrs. Henry
Fowler, MaukatO
Handsome bronze clock, Miss Lizzie Scott
Bridgewater, v Y.
Silver butter dish, ". W. P. Mcconnell.
Mznkato.
Bohemian glass toilet cordial set with
metal frame, o. NJ. Oleson, IT. Dodge. Iowa.
Morocco family Bible, from BRIDES father
and sisters 5. F. and Amelia, Manksto.
Crayon portrait Of brides mother. from
W. P. Snow, brother of bride, Mankato.
Pounded brass reiief-plush frame. from
Miss Nellie Pay, Mankato
Embroidered banner, from Miss Annie
Asxfeld, Mankato.
Basket of cut flowers, from Miss Matte
Pay. Manksro
Silver fruit basket, from Mr.. aud Mrs. L.
4 Lin ?. Mankato.
Silver card receiver, from Miss Ella Dar-
leg. St. Paul.
Keusington stOrk, from Mrs. P. Root,
NankatO.
Hand painted trombone Of pansies. from
Mrs Bertha Hill, Duluth.
Basket cut flowers, from Miss Maggie T.
Barr, Mznkato.
Duchess lace collar, Mrs. W. Peak. Man
kato.
Plush photo album, Frank Sparrow. ST.
Two damask towels, Mrs. Sue B. BentIv.
ST Paul
LADIES' laee handkerchief, Miss Title Nil
choir. s. Paul
Lace tidy. Miss Kitty Wire. Mankato.
Silver spoons, sugar shell and butter
knife, B. s. NeGreE- West Unity, Ohio.
Cheese cloth comfortable. from the ladies'