St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29
welded CARNIVAL WEEK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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under the brightest auspices at the |
Church of St Louis, on Wabasha street, |
Monday afternoon. Fifteen hundred in !
VitationS had been sent out, and the |
ceremony was witnessed by fully 500 |
people Promptly at , o'clock the grand |
music of the bridal chorus from "Lohen- |
grim was heard as the bridal party |
paced slowly up the aisle. The bride |
was escorted by her father, Edward |
Langevin, and the groom, Thomas j.
Flanagan, escorted the brides mother,
at the altar by Father Bigot, clad III rich
veStments of white satin wrought in
gold threads Placing his mtre upon
his head he pronounced upon them the
blessing of the church. AT the close of
the church ceremony the wedding party
repaired 10 the home of the bride, 651
Minnehaha street, where the wedding
dinner was served to the immediate
families of the contracting parties.
The bride never looked more charm
inc than in her rich but simple wedding
robe of cream Ottoman silk, plated
petticOat finished with white cable cord
and point duchesSe lace, while the long
sweeping court train and waist was of
the lowered corded silk in delicate
tints. high collar and long sleeves and
cream white gloves. y pardeSSuS OF
point lace at the neck was caught by
diamond brooch, as was the agrette of
cream tips worn in the hair. An elegant
brides bouquet of white roses was car
ried, and a simple spray of rosebuds and
myrtle at the bodice completed the bridal
dress. Miss jennie St.AuDin,a pretty bru-
nette, was maid Of honor and cOStumed
in heliOtrope silk, MORE and mauve
plush. Queen Anne collar and square
in, fnll
by diamond pin, corSage bouquet of white
roses, and carried large hand bouquet
Miss st. Aubin was escorted by George
LangeVin. brother of the bride. Miss
Louise BrcSette, one of the bridesmaids.
wore a lovely costume of blue tulle and
lace. covered with tinsel pendants and
pearl paSSementerie: c0rSage bouquet
and tinted gloves. Miss Marguerite
Owens, a bridesmaid. was gracefully
rObed in ruby velvet with front drapery
of white thread and point lace, and
same trimming on the waist, a. pale
blue gauZe over the velvet forming
very pretty boutfant black drapery. She
wore a cOrsage bouquet and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Lula Gervais-Wore white china
silk OF embossed velvet, with trim
mingS of Brussels lace, cOrSage high,
and flowers.
Mrs. E. Langevin-Wore an elegant
black costume of heavy corded silk, en-
traine, and jet trimmings, duchess lace,
diamond ornaments and flowers.
Mrs. \. Michaud, sister of the bride,
wore combination of ashes of roses and
brown silk, with lace ard flowers.
Mrs Alfred st. Peter-Black silk and
lace.
Mrs. Beweau-Black silk and jet,
white lace and flowers
Mrs. Gayelte, Chippewa Farfs-Wore
costume of black satin and plush.
Mrs. FrOSt-Elegant costume of black
silk and lace, with Blue MORE Ell traine,
diamonds.
Mrs. w. B. Anderson-Black silk COW
cred with jet. Brussels lace; flowers and
diamonds.
Mrs. Alfred Dufresne-Browns silk and
lace. with velvet.
Mrs. Donnelly, of Chippewa Falls
Reception costume of black velvet and
| lace.
Miss h. OwenS-Blue plush and lace.
Mrs. Phillips-WiHe plush.
Miss PhillipS-Black. silk and Jet.
Mrs. J. G. Daves-WOre black mer-
| veiIleauX and ehantilly lace over white
satin ground cut jet front, and medici
| collar. flowers and diamonds.
| From 1 till 6 o'clock the doors of the
massive Langevin residence, corner of
| Payne avenue and Minnehaha street,
were thrown open to the numerous
| friends of the families and about sew
enty-fve couples called, including many
| from Minneapolis and neighboring
cities.
BENJAN1IN-AIOSES.
The marriage of Miss Anna Moses,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Moses, of
! East Fifteenth street to Nathan Benja-
min, of Minneapolis, occurred Tuesday
| evening at Standard hall in the presence
of about 200 invited friends from the
| Twin Cities. The ceremony was per-
formed in the beautifully decorated hall
! by Rev. Rabbi GrOdsky shortly after
o'clock. Seibert's orchestra was sta
toned Oh the stage and rendered the
was led by the ushers, Messrs. PAWN.
AbrahamsOn, Benjamin and Moses,
followed by the four little flower girls
costumed in white surah with pink
drapery, carrying baskets of roses
Fannie Moses, Lillian Abrahamson
Fannie Pearlman and Lille ShOpria, OF
Minneapolis. These were followed
by the bride, Miss Moses, lean
ING upon the arm of her father, l. Moses,
The groom, Mr.. Benjamin, and near rel
ativeS came next. The ceremony was
solemniZed under the canopy, according
to the Hebrew rites. After the cere-
mony the happy couple took their place
III the center of the spacious hall, where
they received congratulations. After
the refreshments were served, dancing
programme continued until II o'clock
when the second supper was served
The bride wore an elegant bridal robe
of combination, Shell-pink silk MORE
and Havana red, made long, square train
pouffe drapery. The corsage was high
Queen Anne collar and ducheSse lace
bridal veil Of tulle, with orange bios
SONS. She carried bouquet of white
roses and wore white gloves and slip
perS. Miss Moses, sister of the bride
was cOStumed in Nile green plush an(
pink MORE, bouquet OF roses and dia
mond and ruby ornaments. Miss Grin
blot wore brown silk and flowers.
BIGGS-PEARCE.
George Biggs, Of st. Paul, and Mis-
Kate Pearce, of Duluth, were married
Jan. p at Duluth. Mr.. and Mrs. Bigg
Immediately came to st. Paul, and will
be at home to their friends after Feb
20 at their new home on Ellen street
HOAG-FLETCHER.
A large number of friends and rela
!, tiveS gathered at the House of Hop
church at 80 Wednesday evening, t
NllntSS Ihe IltlIIIdSc VI w. H. hOaS,
! st. Paul. and Miss Carrie Fletcher, o
!, Detroit, Mich. The bride was attired il
white satin and pearl silk en- traine
. with orange blossoms, and the groom
in conventional black. Rev. DR.. Chris
tie, pastor of the church, performed TIL
ceremony, after which an elegant re
ception was held at 473 Wabasha street
The bridesmaids, Miss Clara Clark an
Miss Minnie Hills, were dressed in blu
/, and pink nuns yelling respectively
! w. W. Hflls.' Jr., and r. c. Neuncf
wander acted as groomsmen. Morle
Keogh and r. l.. Miles were the ushers
1t was a very pretty wedding. TIL
! bride and groom are well and favOrabl
L known throughout st. Paul.