St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17
Kilvington, George Patten, John Seaoff and
Leonard Day, Jr.

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and Mrs X. o. Beard, DIR. and Mrs. j. A.
| Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wells. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Hudson,
Mrs. Morris, Misses Sadie Sutherland, Cora
| Chadbourn, Minnie Gridley. Lizzie Cush-
man, Sadie Selden, Hattie Greenleaf, Miss
Plant. Misses May Plant, Gertrude, Keith,
| Louise Norris. Alice Young, a. Abbot. Eva
| Refill Rose Upton, Julia Mann, Minnie
| Fletcher, May Tenney, Della Stone Carrie
Belle, Bell Gale, Miss Upton, Miss Dean,
Miss Pearson, Misses FOote, Dennison,
Carrie Pearson, Shattuck, Hutchinson.
Brnkerhoff, North. Wood and Willard.
| Messrs. G. A. Dole, G.. +. Gage, c. n.
! Chadbourn. II. J. Fletcher, c. c. Joslyn,
J. Il. Sutherland. c. II. Badger, DR.. Al
bert Shaw. II. i. Wood, Z. A. Folsom.
| Gilbert Byron. +. i. Frary. George b.
! Hush, Dexter Thurber, Albert Ellis, George
FairInan, /. J. Shuart, Z. S. Slater, f. w.
Reed, John Reid, Ed Conant, Charles c..
Bell, Jay Goldsbury, Charles S. Fuller. E.
| III. Brown, Harlow Gale, G.. l.. Percy,
Thomas Saleeba, Otis Humphry, A. II.
| Hall, VIII Pound, 4. a. MasOn,J. f. Ben
nett, A. G.. Hickox, Benedict, LOOMS and
L. 4. Wakefield.
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A brilliant double wedding occurred on
! Thursday afternoon, the contracting quar-
tet being Miss Arabella SarleS and .. ID.
Brandenburg, and Josephine Sarles and
! David +. Simpson. The house was richly
decorated; in the parlOrs. where the cere-
mOny was performed. was a smilaX fes-
TONED on draperies and run over the man
tel and ornaments, and with cut flowers,
including roses carnations, etc, in bOu-
quets and different designs. Both brides
were handsomely dressed i'm grOs grain
at xuifh II Il
cOrsage bouquets of white rosebuds The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. ID.
Sarles of Sparta, Wis, uncle of the brides.
The brides are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
5. ID. Sarles. Mr.. o. ID. Brandenburg is
city editor of the Madison State Journal of
Madison, Wis, and ID. i. Simpson is a
young lawyer of this city. The ladies and
Mr.. Simpson are graduates Of the Wiscon-
sin State university. Mr.. Branderburg is a
former student of the same institution.
After the ceremony an elegant supper was
served by May from a table laid in the
latest style. At the wedding there were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Sarles of
Bosc0bel, Wis; Rev. j. ID. Sarles and DR..
w. T. Sarles of Sparta, Wis; Mrs. Lewis,
mother Of Mrs. 5. L. Sarles. and Mrs.
Spore of Sharon, Wis; L. Y. Sarles of
HillsbOro, Oak; Mrs. c. +. Brandenburg,
mother of o. ID. Brandenburg. from Bara-
boo, Wis; DIR. Simpson, Henderson, Wis. :;
Mr. Briggs, Jamestown; DIR. Chamberlain,
st. Paul; Mrs. Agnes Butler Madison.
Wis; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Merrill, 1916
Harmon place; Miss Nellie Merrill and Miss
Summerside.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The Ideal Social club gave a very pleas
ant dance on Thursday evening. j. w.
King and w. Il. ingalls, were the reception
committee and ID. Quinn and 5. A. Welsh
the managers of the floor. Among those
present were Misses Joan BrOderic, Sara
Walker, Edith Anderson. Katie Hamilton,
Martha Riddle, Jennie McLain. Carrie Nc
Lain, Josie McNeal, Minnie Ward. Minnie
Smith, Julia Philips. Edith Williams. Irs.
f. Karkar, Miss Kellogg. Messrs. J. Chap
man, c. 5. ingalls,, w. Il. Ingalls,, c. L.
Williams, ii. f. johnson, IL. A. Riddle. j.
f. Hauser, ID. Quinn, j. j. King, ii. w.
MacOmber, NJ. }. Mccain, S. Ward, S. ii.
Welsh, +. Ward, III. j. Sayers, George
Davidson, l.. Hodge, ii. HOlcomb, j. and
c. Shockey, j. Quint and f. Karker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Hedding. assisted by
Mrs. LawlOT, gave a childrens party at
their residence 1907 South Seventh street,
in honor of the eth birthday of their
daughter, Leo. Among the children pres
ent were Edith Champlin, Mamie Scallen,
Maude Brearley, Jessie Brearley. Mabel
Dick. Lille Howard, Mabel Ramsdell, Nora
Murphy, Eva Marsh, Hattie Seelev. Nav
Watkins and Florence Hedding. Guy Brear-
ley, Frank Murphy, Louis COrbett, Lonnie
Marsh, Freddie Marsh, Guy Howard, jamie
Terrence, Joe Hedding, Tommy Murphy.
Clement Seeley, Lonnie York and George
Hedding.
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Thursday evening at $685. Washington ay-
enue south, in honor of Miss Hannah Peter
son, member of tine society who is about
to remove to VaSa. MINI. A program was
given with speeches by c. G. AXem, l.. L.
Olson, Charles johnson, Charles Carlson.
A gold ring. properly inscribed, was pre-
sented to Miss Peterson.
At the Leland rink. Jan. 20. will occur
the tenth annual ball of the Minnehaha Di-
vision No. $50 of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers. Music by Savier. The
reception committee includes j. b. John
son, f. Dunn. Ii. Labdell, L. G. Benton.
j. Lantry, X. 5. Thomas, II. Harrison, c.
A Field, F. Dewey.
The G. f. Whist club held its initial
meeting at the residence of Miss Addie
Horton, 1920 Linden avenue. last Monday
evening. Miss Grace Armstrong was
awarded the G. o. +. prize. and Mr..
Charles Smith the B. p. p. prize. Miss
Lucie DoOlittle will entertain the club at its
next meeting
Yesterday afternoon Miss Grace Webster
and William Dyson, the conductor, were
married at the home of the brides parents.
on Hawthorne avenue. AT $50 o'clock
wedding supper was served to fifty people,
after which the bridal party took their de-
parture for tour through the South.
Mrs. L. Lathrope gave a surprise party
Friday evening at her home, 10 Sixth street
north, in honor of her mother, Mrs NJ. J.
Lathrope. the occasion being the 61st birth
day of that lady. Forty guests We're pres
ent and enjoyed a pleasant occasion.
Edward Lamb and Miss Mary Walsh
were happily welded on Wednesday morn
ing at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn. Her sister, Miss Katie Walsh.
attended the bride. and Officer L. ii. Glib
bon was the grpom's best man.
Mr.. Charles Wing and Miss Emma At
kinsOn, formerly of Fond du Lac. Wis.
were married on Thursday evening at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. L. ii.
Wilson.
Hon. J. c. Bagby, Rushville. Ill, Judge
of the Sixth judicial district, visited his
daughter. Miss +. VI. Bagbv, the past
week. He was accompanied by Miss Kate
Bagby, who will remain during the win
ter.
DR. and Mrs. l.. c. Mitchell, Miss Matte
Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Hatch
composed party that left Oh Wednesday
evening for the East
ID. NJ. Gerhard, civil engineer of this
city, was united in marriage with Miss Z.