St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16
RED WING RusrLrNGs.
A Wedding--The Churches--Doings
and n Batch OF Personals.

Wedding--The Churches--Doings
and N Batch OF Personals.
The event of the week in social circles
was the marriage OF Miss Emma A. Ora
ham of this city and Edward Wycherly
White of st. Paul. The ceremony took
place in st. Joseph's (Catholic) church last
Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock. Rev. P.
Danehy of ST. Paul officiating. The mar
rage ceremony was followed by a nuptial
mass, Rev. Father Starila being the cele-
brant, assisted by Father Danehy of st.
Paul as deacon and Father Koerbel of st.
Paul as sub-deacOn. During the mass
Father Danehy made a short address on
marriage. The singing was about the best
ever heard in this city. The choir, which
was composed of the old associates of Mrs.
White. sang the Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus
Del from MOzart's Twelfth mass, and the
Benedictus from GOunOd's mass. Before
the sermon Mr.. B. Gerlach sang as bass
solo, ''Veni Creator" After the ceremo-
MES at the church an elegant and SumptuOus
lunch was partaken of by the Off
ciating priests and members of the family
at the residence of Mr.. c. Graham.
The wedding dress was made of cream
eOlored marveilauX satin, square train fin
ished with lace, princeSse back; right side
of petticOat laid in lengthwiSe plaits from
waist TO narrow foot plaitings, alternated
with point lace; left side covered with
fiOunces of point lace the entire length;
basque front TO waist; V shaped neck
trimmed with lace, as also the sleeves; dia-
mOnd ornaments. The veil was adjusted
with smilaX and tea roses. The groom,
Mr.. E. w. White, is an employee in the in
spectOr generals department of Iowa at ST.
Paul. Among those present from abroad
were: Mir. and Mrs. William Graham,
Snyder. c. ii. Goodrich, j. G. Short, Mrs.
]. L. Miller, Mrs. r. \. Smith. Miss Nina
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs c. COpely and the
Misses Helen and Maud Smith of st. Paul;
J. S. COughlin and J. Ryan of Minneapo-
lis, and Mrs. F. Tabor of Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. White will remain in Red Wing a
few weeks, after which they will go to St.
Paul. They will take up their residence in
Merriam Park about the 18th of Septem-
Der, where they will be lat homeH to their
many friends.
THE CHURCHES.
Rev. W. c. Rice, formerly of this place
but now occupying the pulpit of the Con-
gTegalional church of Zumbrota, delivered
an able sermon at the NJ L. church last
Sunday evening.
Rev. John Rounds preached an elegant
Grant memorial sermon in the Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
The NJ. E. church of Hay Greek. received
Tuesday morning splendid church bell for
their tine church.
Rev. Mr. Ward. of KaSSon. occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning.
The Roman Catholic church is at present
without pastor.
SUMMER OUTINGS.
The following party is in camp at Lake
Elysian, near Waterville: w. 2. Brown,
Mazeppa; ID. p. Schofield. Red Wing,
and II. IL. Palmer, L. V. Garfield. o. II.
Hall, 5. b. Barteau and o. S. Borham.
Zumbrota.
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES.
The wOOd-workers, blacksmiths and ship
pers of the Red Wing Wagon company pre-
scented Foreman C. B. Layton with an
elegant gold watch last Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Ingeborg LOvgren of Hudson, Wis,
who has been visiting for some time past at
the residence of Peter Nelson, has returned
home.
Miss Stella Cole, daughter of Hon. Cor
don E. Cole of Faribault, was guest at
the residence of Gov. l.. +. Hubbard last
week.
Miss Edna Rice. daughter of Dairy Com
missioner W. c. Rice of Zumbrota, visited
her friends in this city last week.
Mrs. j. C. Becht and daughters of st.
Paul are guests at the residence of \.
Reminder.
The Hubbard guards contemplate another
moonlight excursion TO Frontenac some time
this week.
Mrs. Gov. Hubbard has gone to the Vel
lOwstOne National park with a party of
friends.
Mrs. L. d. Campbell of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Z. S.
Parks.
Miss Rapp of Jacksonville, ILL.,, is visit
ing the Misses Anna and Julia SpateS.
Mrs. Truman Parker of Faribault visited
friends in this city last week.
DR.. A. L. Clum will soon move to some
point in the South.
MeSsrs. G. w. Kempe and P. MeCue are
visiting in Morris.
Robert Ives, with wife and son, is visit
ing in WatertOwn, Oak.
j. Abbott of Fremont, Neb., is visiting
in this city.
Miss Jennie NJ. Brink has returned from
st. Paul.
Miss frankie Smith is visiting in Mime
apolis-
f. johnson has returned from Elkhart,
Ind.
Miss Ethel Bruce has returned home.