St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
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rhe FOrrestal- -:zan Nuptials-
Another ". dding Yesterday.

Ehe FOrreSt0l- T'xdu Nupttdts-
Another ". dding Yesterday.
The wedding of James Forrestal and
Miss Mamie Egan. which was cele-
brated at the cathedral yesterday fore
noon, excited the iivelieSt Interest
among wide circle of people prominent
in business and politics in st. Paul. Mr..
Forrestal has made record as one of
the foremost In the ranks of our enter
priSing young business men, and has
won that success which his perSever-
ance and capacity for business deserve,
while the bride. Miss Egan, is leader
in her social circle. as much esteemed
for her sweetness of character as adj
mired for her loveliness. Her father,
Hon. Patrick Egan. has long maintained
the position of leader among Irish
American citizens. The crowded cathe-
dral and Mr.. Eyan's overlooking home
attesIed the estimation in which tire
bride and groom are held In the conf
munity.
Rev. John Stanley, bishop-eleet, per-
formed the ceremony. Beautiful flow
ers and pOtted plants had been placed
near the altar, which cleaned with
many lights. In the bridal party at the
church were the bride and groom, Mr..
anu nllS ESdtt DOlOhbo Vi bhC
bride, William Egau, Mrs. ForreSlal,
Mrs. William Forrestal. Nicholas For
restaI, Richard Forrestal, Miss Maher
and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Riley; the
best man, ID. l.. Bell, the bridesmaid
Miss AnaStasia Hickey, and the uSiiers,
&. Crowley and nj. K. Kahn.
Prof. Maenner presided at the organ,
and the choir of ST. Mary's church sang
the mass. The beautiful strains of the
wedding m il filled the church as the
party approached and retired from the
altar.
The bride wore handsome travelling
gown of Ophelia cloth of heliotrOpe
shade. directoire hat, diamonds and
cream roses. Miss Hickey. the maid
of honor, was attired in a gown of Ophe-
liza clOtn of dahlia shade and directuire
hat. After the ceremony the bridal
party and hundreds of invited guests
repaired 20 Mr.. Egan's house on Me-
B0aI street, where congratulations,
feaSting and merrinent were in order.
Among those who were seen in the joy
Gus company were:
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Donnelly,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Foley. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Il. kavanagh, Mr.. and Mrs. James King. Mr..
and Mrs. i. Cook. DIR. Kelly, j. j. Egan.J John
.
Ryan, Mir. and Mrs: NJ. Foley, Miss
Lizzie Leary. d. Mcleod. e. Crow
ley, Dir. and Mrs. john Hickey,
Miss Mollie Ward. MIR. and Mrs. j. e. Nolan,
MIR. snd Mrs. John Maher, Miss Lizzie Sulli
van, Mr.. and Mrs William ForrestaI, Mil
waukee; Miss Annie shea, air. and hrs. G. l.
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Horrigan, Mi.
John F. Gehan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mullane, Will
lam Delaney, Miss Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clarkin. Capt NJ. j. o'Connor, John
ThiIl.
Many of the older friends remained at
the house until long after Mr.. and Mrs.
FOrrestai had departed, at O'elOck, by
way of the 81 ilwaukee read. for the
East. On Dec. they will sail for
Europe, where they will devote Them
sc YES for several months to sightsee-
ing by the Iighg of the honeymoon.
Many beautiful presents were bestowed
upon the happy pair. among them 8 tne
grand plano, the gift OF Mr.. Forrestai.
J. M. Bigferd, prominent business
nan of st. Paul, was happily married TO
Miss Sarah E. Egan. of Henderson, yes
terday morning at 9 O'Clock. the Rev.
Father Russell performing the eere.
mony. r. G. McCarty was best man
and Miss Annie Egan. the brides sister,
was maid honor. MF. aud Mrs. Big
ford will be at home In sc. Paul after
Dee. I.