St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-12
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NOTABLE HYMENEALS.

At $50 o'clock last Tuesday evening
the Plymouth church was well filled
with the social elite of the city to wit
ness very brilliant and pleasant we'd
ding event. The party that had gath
cred together was composed of friends
and relatives of the contracting parties,
Miss Josephine Birdwell, very popu-
lar young lady in Minneapolis social
circles, and Lieut.. Edwin p.
7. Andrus of the Fifth United
States cavalry. The uniforms
other posts, who were present to wit
ness the ceremony of their fellow COM
rade and congratulate him on his sue
cess in capturing the heart and hand of
such highly esteemed young lady,
presented most brilliant sight in the
large audience. The decorations of the
large edlfice in honor of the event were
very beautiful and in harmony with the
occasion. In front of the altar was
taStefully gotten-up emblem of immor-
telles and roses. Above this hung a
was tastefully arranged mass of fern
cry. evergreens and other flowers of
brilliant colOrS. The wedding party ar
rived in church shortly after O'Clock.
The procession was led by the bride,
attended by Miss Haywood, of New
York, and Miss r. Ryan, who acted as
bridesmaids. The groom was waited
upon by Surgeon w. l.. Kneedler, Lieut..
G. p. Ahern, Twenty-fitth infant
~. Lieut.. w. F. Martin, Twenty
fifth infantry, and Lieut.. S. ID.
Sturges First artillery gentle
men acting as uSherS. Rev. Charles
Thwing, pastor of the church, officiated,
and after a simple, but impressive cere-
mony, the happy couple repaired to the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lowry. where reception was held to
the Intimate friends of the contracting
party. The Lowry homestead was
decorated in honor of the occasion with
designs, which made very beautiful
appearance. The reception lasted until
10 O'Clock, when the newly-married
couple departed to the depot where they
boarded the train for LeaYenworth,
Kan, where they will visit friends for a
short time, thence to proceed to Fort
Supply, the headquarters and future
home of Lieut.. and Mrs. AndruS.
The number of weddings during the
past few weeks has been much smaller
than the few weeks previous. The
event of the week, and might say
of the season, was the marriage of
Lieut., P. p. Andrews. of the Fifth
United States cavalry, to Miss Joseph
Inc Birdwell, very popular and eS-
teemed young lady in social circles.
The wedding of Miss A. A. Albeit and
Mr.. l.. l.. Crosby was also a pleasant
event of more than usual interest.
A quiet but charming wedding event
occurred Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Albeit, 1924 East Nine
teenth street. The contracting parties
were l.. l.. Crosby, a prominent young
business man, employed by the Ameri-
can Express company, and Miss Addie
A. Albeit, popular young lady among
her associates. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. w. X. Marshall, d. d.
There were present Rev. j. B. Starkley,
II. l.. Chamberlin and Rev. William S.
Albeit, brother of the bride.
The marriage of DR.. C. L. Flanagan
and Miss Louisa Heckmyre, of st. Louis,
was solemniZed Tuesday at Omaha.
The happy couple will Immediately de-
part on a prolonged tour through the
old country, going by the way of Japan
and Russia. The doctor will take a
post graduate course before his return.
The usual shower of well wishes for
long and happy life were cordially sent
after the departing happy and united
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