St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-30
CUPID'S DOINGS,

one of the, brilliant society events OF
the week was the marriage of w. 5.
hill.of Hill, Hosmer & Co., and Miss Vir-
'ginia TomlinSOn, the daughter of Mrs.
Charles c. Secombe, one of Society'S fav-
orites. on last Tuesday evening, at st.
Marks church. The scene of the we'd
ding was scented throughout by the
SONS about the altar. he ceremony
was performed at $50, the Rev. Bishop
Gilbert officiating. Wann Tomlinson,
the brides brother, gave her to the
groom, while Mr.. Hill, of New York, the
brother of the groom, performed the
duty of best man. The church was filled
by a large. and fashionable audience.
many of whom were the society friends
of Mrs. Tonilson. A reception fol-
lowed the wedding at the residence of
AIR. and Mrs. Charles c. Secomb, where
the ushers: E. G. Gale, Stephen Hart,
Cavour Langdon, W. II. VanGerberg,
Pemberton Cutler and Frank Nickels,
end other intimate friends ate the bridal
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will imme-
diately begin housekeeping on Stephens
avenue and Fourteenth. street.
Miss Sarah r. Throckmorton, for
western hospital, and DR.. Louis L..
Gregory, of Chicago, were married at
Gethsemane church last Tuesday morn
ing at II O'Clock, Rev. A. r. Graves per-
forming the ceremony. The church
was very prettily decorated, and large
number of the friends of the bride and
groom gathered within its doors to wit
ness the marriage. Charles Rees and
e.. B. Gregory attended the bride and
groom. A pretty party attending the
wedding were the nurses OF the hos
pital, who came in body, clad in
white. A pleasant reception followed
the wedding in the church parlor. DR..
and Mrs. Gregory will live in Chicago.
Frank E. Mattison and Miss Stella
Schienle were united in marriage last
Wednesday afternoon at the Church of
Christ by Rev. j. w. Lhamon. A re-
ceptiOn was given at the residence of
the brides sister, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Mattison started on their wedding
tour to Chicago and other points in
Illinois. They will make their home at
625 Second avenue north on their return
about July 10.
DR.. Greatly B. Snyder, of Everly, To-,
and Miss Mary j. Papindeau, of Mime
apolis, were married by Rev. Patrick
Kenny, of St. Stevens parish, last
Thursday evening. DR.. and Mrs. Sny-
der will live at Everly and they imme-
diately took their departure for that
place.
Miss Sarah E. Conover, of Minneapo-
lis, and Fl. Vossnack, of New York,
were married with pretty ceremonies
last Monday at st. Panl's Episcopal
church. Rev. Frank M. Millspaugh Of
ficiated. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Vossnack started East. They will make
their home in New York.
c. A. Severance, law partner of Sem
ntOr c. K. Davis, and Miss Matte Harri-
man, of Cottage Grove, were married
at Cottage Grove church, by President
Strong, of Carleton college. The couple
were classmates at the college.
Miss Juana James, of Danielsonville,
Conn.,. and Q. c. Squyer, of this city,
were married Tuesday afternoon, the
Goth inst, at the residence of her
brother, Ralph James, 1905 Second ave-
nue. south.
Miss Lucy Deming and Addison C.
Merrill, young people well known in
Minneapolis, were joined in marriage at
the st. Marks Church of Fort Dodge,
To-, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Kelly and William Sta