St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-08

mony at the church the wedding partyr
paired to the Mortimer residence; where
the evening was devoted to music,
dancing and a wedding feast, which was
enjoyed by the twenty couple present,
among whom were: w. r. HOag, ii.
Rhine, Messrs. Luyerne, S. Mortimer,
WI. Johnson, Miss Carrie Fletcher,
Miss Laughlin, Carrie Costello, Mrs.
Mortimer, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Craw,
Miss Josie Forest and Miss Tillie
McHugh.
wEAR-THOMAS.
The marriage of DIR. |. N. Wear,
Lulu Thomas, daughter of Col. A. ID.
Thomas, leading attorney of Fargo,
was sOlemnized in the Episcopal church
III the presence of large and fashion
able audience. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. n. w. Nash,
assisted by Bishop Walker The we'd
ding party left Fargo that evening for
st. Paul. 1t consisted of Misses Haw-
kins and COuchman and w. q. Croker
and Ed Brown, of Minneapolis, Drs.
J. L. fulton, G. A. Wheaton and
Thomas Nj. Davitt, of st. Paul. DR..
Tuition was best man.
BAKER-KITTSON.
AT the residence of Commodore Kit
son, Summit avenue, OH next Thursday,
Jan. -, the wedding of Miss Bessie
Kittson and John +. Baker will be cele-
brated. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Father Cailet at 6 o'clock.
Stanley PrOudfit will act as best man
and Miss Annie KittsOn as bridesmaid.
Only the immediate family will witness
the ceremony.
STERNBERG-ST ERNBERG.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Bertha Sternberg, daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stern
evening, Jan. II, at Standard hall.
TOWNSEND-COOK.
On Jan. Is, Mr.. John Townsend, of
St. Paul, will be married to Miss Cook,
of Albany. n. Y. The ceremony will
occur at the First Presbyterian church,
performed by Rev. John Townsend, at
II O'Clock, noon.
HAM-NINNINGER.
The monthly social of the st. An
drew's society will be held on Monday
evening, Jan. 16, at Pythian hall. The
social committee for the month is COM
posed of MeSSrS. FinlaySOn, Richie,
Lawson, MenZies and Haddow.
INVITATIONS OUT.
Invitations have been received in st.
Paul to the marriage reception of Miss
Louise Clement White and Charles
Smith TarbOX, Tuesday evening. Jan.
II, from until o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the brides grandfather,
Thomas MacKellar, Germantown. The
marriage ceremony will take place at
$3.50 p. m. in the presence of the rela-
tives and intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties, of which st. Paul will
be represented. Mr.. and Mrs. TarboX
will be at home to their friends, after
short wedding tour, at one of the Smyth
houses on Mackubin street.
John H. Morrison and Miss Mary l..
BabcOck will be married Oh Thursday
next at 6 o'clock in the evening at
Christ church, Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilbert
officiating. Howard n. Elmer will act
as best man, and the usherS will be DR..
John Fulton, II. S. Johnson, Edwin
| Jaggard, NJ. NJ. Williams, w. G. Far
| ringtOn and John Townsend. There
| will be no bridesmaids and no reception.
The bride and groom will leave ON the
evening of that day for an extended trip
East.
Friday afternoon the event of the
week will occur at the Ramsey resi-
dence, when Mrs. ex-GOv. Alex Ramsey
gives ladies reception. assisted by Mrs.
| TurnesS.
The marriage of Miss Emma LANCE
win to L. *. Flanagan, of this city, is
announced to take place Jan. %, at st.
| Louis church.
Thursday evening, Jan. 10, will occur
| the marriage of J. W. Ham, a prominent
real estate dealer, to Miss Pauline Min
| niger.
Mrs. Oliver Dallrimple will entertain
| the st. Luke'S Aid society next We'd
| nesday afternoon at her home, 341 Grove
| street.
Jan. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Ware will enter
tain the West End Euchre club.