St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and daughter, of
Mayville, Dall., are the guests OF Mrs.
F. E. Olson.
Preston.

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On Wednesday, Jan. 9, Miss Fannie
E. LoOmis. of Preston, and J. w. Went
worth, of Spokane Falls, w. T., were
married at the residence of the BRIDES
parents. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with flowers aud vines, and
the bridal party was preceded by little
Miss Myrtice Webb, who, with her arms
loaded with handsome bouquets, looked
like little flower girl. Miss Mary
O'Brien was the bridesmaid, and Mr..
Klein acted as best man. Mrs. Clara
Maloney played the wedding march.
and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Raveille. Miss Loomis
was becOmingly dressed in gown Of
cream silk and lace. After the eere-
mony, the wedding dinner was served,
and the couple left on the afternoon
train for Chicago. Following is a list
of the presents received: A pair OF
diamond earrings from the groom;
cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Con-
key: berry spoon, ANA Wright and
Mamie Shaw: satchel, Nellie Hays;
tray clock. Mrs. George Mann; card re-
ceiver, Ollie Weiser; nut picks and
Dr.. and Mrs. Phillips; berry dish, Mr..
and Mrs. McKinlay; pair embroidered
towels. Jennie Hays; book of
poems, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles, Austin;
preserve jar, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gray;
silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Wentworth; sugar bowl, Miss Dora
Wentworth; individual castor. Messrs.
Ward, Strong, Julius johnson, FL. Hays:
finger bowl, Ray and Charlie Bigalow:
coin silver butter dish and knife, Mr..
and Mrs. Hard. N. NupSOn; jelly dish,
Miss Rose Slater; knives and forks, Ia
bic, tea and desert spoons, IL. S., o. b.
and l.. L. Loomis; silver butter dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Stevens; Japanese
tea Kettle, MIR. and Mrs. j. s. Boyd;
silver bread plate, Melta Vinia aud
Della Picket; silver fish forks, Miss
Carrie Kay, Chicago; fish knife and fork,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Chicago: buffalo
horns, Many McCollum; jelly dish, Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Maloney; vase in silver
standard. M. McCollum; vase. Miss
Edith Webster. Cresco; whisk broom
holder, Mrs. j. d. Malony; pack
water set. Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Loomis,
Mrs. w. E. Biglow: pickle castor, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Tibbetts; silver tea set,
Messrs. n. NJ. E. N. Conkey, l.. w.
Decker, f. S. Day, John c. Mills. E. r.
Smith, T. A. Linkham, E. &. Malony
and HI. NJ. Wells; embroidered table
linen, Mrs. S. Parsons, Kansas: plush
pin cushion, Mary NJ. Cressey, Winona;
silver and china fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Nelson and Mrs. S. n. Rood;
Indiana: castor. Misses Edith POOler,
Minnie Schenbaum; solid silver oat
meal set, Mrs. &. e. Griswold, st. Paul;
plush opera glass case. Miss MYrtice
Webb: berry dish and spoon, p. f.
Klein; hand-painted vases, Miss Aman-
ola Glissman, Chatfield; biscuit dish,
0. B. Lo0mis; hand-painted plaque, Miss
May Chalfant; celery dish, Hal Weiser,
Chicago: berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Weiser; pair vases, MIR. and
Mrs. w. w. Foote; drawn work,
dresser and commode scarfs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dent; drawn work,
chair scarf, Mrs. S. B. Munel; hand
painted newspaper holder. Miss Minnie
Dayton: book, Rev. Father JONES'.
Miss Jennie Hayes entertained the
members of the |. o. &. L. Friday even
ing. The ladies present were Mes
danes W. W. Foot, E. L. Nelson,
Charles Brady, j. Weeks. }. w. Hines,
Frank Frazier. A. Mitchell. DIR. Jones,
Misses Laura Reed, Leila Cody, Nellie
Read. Leila Taylor. Gerty Mann. Nellie
Petty, Vira Mitchell, May Chalfant.
Meta Pickett, Minnie Dayton, Jen-
ME Williams, Katie Williams.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid society
were entertained Friday by Mrs. S. B.
Murrill. i. Miss Winnie Wells has re-
turned to her school in Dubuque, Io....
Miss Nettie Peterson returned to the
Normal school in Winona Monday -.
Mrs. B. S. Loomis entertained ner three
sons, Hart, Orin and Leslie, of st. Paul,
this week. :. Miss Edith Webster, of
Cresco, To-, is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
B. S. Loomis. Miss Julia O'Brien, of
South Preston.is the guest of her sister,
Miss May O'Brien.. MI. and Mrs. l..
l.. Stevens, of Woonsocket, spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Tib-
belts Mrs. G.. F.. Mann is visiting
friends in Preston this week.