St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22
Miss Flora sternberg-White nuns

MIS-. -. Ioclld1IIicT, Oh CnlcASO, fHOtuci
of Mrs. Sternberg-WOre an elegant
evening costume.
Mrs. RittenhOuse-AlS0 wore an elab-
crate reception costume.
Mrs. s. Hannauer-White satin, ell
traine, duchesse lace; diamonds.
Mrs. ii. Il. Sattler-White satin, EN-
traine, duchesse lace; diamonds.
Mrs. William Linde ke-Ruby silk,
velvet and garnets; flowers.
Mrs. Gustave Willius-Grey faille silk,
ducheSse lace; diamonds. 5J9h
Mrs. Joseph Lackey-Black silk and
lace; diamonds. s.5n
Mrs. Potter, of Red Wing-oliye
plush. WaA
Miss Fox, of Chieago-White satin;
pearl ornaments. IL 81
Miss Barth, of st. Lonis-White silk,
ribbon trimmings. nsm
Miss Plechner-Cream surah. ~ ai
Miss Greve-ApricOt Surah and)tulle.
Miss Elmira Guiterman--Garnetfa ilie
ilk with incandescent beaded trim
mingS. sil
Miss Bergman-Apple green surah;
pearl ornaments.
Miss Esther karlsruhe greenlmOire
silk. re,.3
Miss Eta Harris-Black lace ana jet
trimmings. -,
Miss Michael, Of Minneapolis-Black
silk and jet. -
Mrs. j. Mannheimer-Sapp silk
and velvet, en- traine, beaded trimming;
diamonds.
Mrs. G. Elegant costume
of white MORE trimmed with point lace !;
diamonds.
The bride and groom were the recip-
tents of many handsome gifts, and dur
ing the evening received several con-
gratulatOry dispatches from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sternberg left for an eX-
tended Eastern tour, and will return to
st. Paul ell route to their new home in
Fargo.
TARBOX-WHITE.
Tuesday, Jan. II, Miss Louise Glenn
ent White, daughter of Col. G. A. White,
Philadelphia, U. S. A., was married at
$3.50 p. m, to Charles Smith Tarboy, of
grandfather, Thomas Mackellar, at
East Penn and Hancock streets, Ger
mantown. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Charles Wood, of the
First Presbyterian church. The bride
was attired in cream faille and MORE
dress en- traine, veil, hand bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley. The bridesmaids
were Miss Jennie Graham and Miss
Blanche Henrey. The groomSmen were
Thomas Mackellar, Royal and Edward
Graham. Over 400 invitations were
issued. After the wedding large re-
ceptiOn was given. MIR. and Mrs. Tar
box took their departure to Toledo, o..
where Mrs. r. w. Russell, mother of
the groom, gave them reception at her
home last Friday evening.
FLANAGAN-LANGEv
The marriage of 7. j. Flanagan to
Miss Emma Langevin will be celebrated
at the French Catholic church on
Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langevin will
hold reception at their residence, 65l
Minnehaha street. from till O'Clock.
Fifteen hundred invitations have been
issued for the church. The bride will
be assisted by Miss Jennie st. Aubin,
Miss Louise Bresette and Miss Maggie
Owens. The best man and ushers will
be George w. Langevin, NJ. +. Kahn, ID.
FL. Gallagher, D. Byrnes, J. G. Don
DunSter and G. Ii. DunSter will preside
at the organ and will give an organ re-
cital from till O'Clock previous to the
ceremony.
WILSON-DEWART.
j. Frank Wilson ard Miss Alberta
M. Dewart, daughter of Rev. J. III. De-
Wart, were married Tuesday, Jan. IL,
at the residence of the brides parents,
708 Burr. Only the immediate relatives
were present. Rev. Robert Forbes Off
ciated. II
MOFFAT-JOHNSON. -
Wednesday. Jan. II. j. G. MOffat. of
st. Paul, and Miss Bessie Johnson, of
Austin, Mimi. were married at the res
ldence OF the brides parents at Austin.
The bride wore handsome silk dress of
GObelin blue with natural flowers. MIR.
and Mrs. MOtfat left for tour through
the West, when they will return and
make st. Paul their future home. IT,.
HOAG-FLETCHER. az
William r. Hoag and Miss Carrie
Fletcher will be united in marriage
Wednesday, Jan. IS, in House of Hope
church. A general invitation to attend
the ceremony is extended to the friends
of the contracting parties. A private
reception will be held after the wedding
at their residence, 473 Wabasha street.
BENJAMIN-MOSEs.
Miss Anna Moses, of this city, will be
united in marriage to Nathan Benja-
min, of Minneapolis, Tuesday, Jan. "a,
by Rev. DR.. A. Goodsky. The recep-
ton will be quite large affair, and will
be held at Standard hall.
TOWNSEND-COOK.
At the First Presbyterian church, OF
Albany, N. Y, occurred the marriage
of John Townsend, of this city, to Miss
Cook, of Albany. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Townsend at
10 o'clock, noon, Wednesday, Jan. 1S.
BENNETT-NEWMAN.
Alexander Bennett and Miss Jennie
Newman, both of Preston, Mimi, will
be married next Wednesday at Lanes
boro by Rev. Father Cohen. They will
spend their honeymoon in ST. Paul.
GURNEE-WEBSTER.
The marriage of Miss Amy F. Web
SER and Daniel G. Gurnee occurred
Wednesday, Jan. IS, in this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. d.
Andrews, pastor of Christ's Episcopal
church.