St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-20
A WEEKS WEDDINGS.

A pretty wedding occurred at As
sumption church last Tuesday after
noon. The bride was Miss Josephine
Friend, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Friend, 544 Broadway, and the
bridegroom was Frank 5. WeidenboT-
ner. a Seventh street merchant. The
happy faces of many friends and guests
helped to adOrn the church, which was
otherwise decorated with cut flowers
and rare plants. Rev. Father Bernard,
assisted by Rev. Fathers Martin and
Timothy, performed the ceremony. bliss
Emma Friend, Il sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, and Joseph P. Weiden-
bOrner was best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Ida C.. Weidenberner and
Miss Anna Michel. Frank j. Friend,
Joseph SmitZ. Louis A. Weidenb0rner
and Frank Winter were usherS.
The bride wore an empress cos
tune, Ell train, of creme faille. Her
ornaments were diamonds. The maid
of honor had an empress gOwn-Of brill
iantine cloth. and the bridesmaids were
attired IN costumes of creme Henrietta
cloth. A wedding breakfast and re-
ception followed at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Weiden-
borner left at 3o'clock for an Eastern
trip. After Nov. they will be at nome
al ia Spruce street.
A very pretty event occurred at the
residence of ID. A. Mckinley, auditor of
the ST. Pual & Duluth road, at $50 Day
ton avenue, Thursday afternoon. The
event solemnized the marriage of Miss
Helen ii. Mckinley to T. Sydnor Kirk
patrick. young attorney. The cere-
mOny was performed Rev. DIR. ID. y.
Burrell, of Minneapolis, assisted by
II Of no of
church. The parlOrS were prettily deco
rated with flowers, leaves and ferns,
which added to the brilliant display at
tending the event. The groom was ac-
companied by John Bullitt. The
bridesmaid was Miss Jennie Wemott.
The costume of the bride was of faiile
Franchise and crepe with DucheSSe
lace trimmings. Over this fell the
bridal veil. Ornaments of diamonds
and pearls and hand bouquet of roses
completed the costume. The newly
married party left in the evening for
Lynchburg, Va, the former home Of
the groom.
Wednesday at the Swedenb ORGAN
Miss Mabel Ford. of Portland avenue,
and T. 5. Hinkley, of Minneapolis. were
united in marriage by the Rev. E. c.
Mitchell. The pretty little church was
most beautifully decorated with plants
and cut flowers. Autumn leaves were
also used in a tasteful manner in deco
rating. The bride was dressed in a
beautiful cream silk, her mothers we'd
ding dress. After the wedding the
happy couple left for the home of the
groom's father. Rev. Willard Hinkley,
of the SwedenbOrgian church, Brook
line. n. J. Here they will be rendered
a reception. A most novel feature of
the reception will be the fact that there
will be two bridal couples, Mr.. Hinkley
having another son newly married. MIR.
and Mrs. Hinkley will reside in Mime
apOliS upon their re turn from the East.
An interesting wedding occurred
Tuesday evening ut o'clock at the res
idence Of Mr. and Mrs. I'll. NJ. Hart, $50
DAYTON avenue. The contracting par
ties were Miss Nav Hart and Frederick
W. Vaughan, of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. 5. G..
Smith, of the Peoples church.
The marriage of George A. Doran and
Miss Ella l.. Stevens took place at the
residence of Mrs. Stevens in HighwoOd
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The young
couple will reside on Prescott street,
where the bridegroom is building a
beautiful residence.
FRANK H. 1drldnu ana MISS rdTny VI.
Williams were married "Wednesday
afternoon at ST. Johns church. Palms
aud flowers turned the church into a
bower of loneliness. After trip South
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland will be at home at
6S2 Dayton avenue.
John LiRhoff and Miss Emma Tester
were married at ST. Matthew's church
on Friday. After wedding dinner at
the home of the brides parents on West
Fairfield street. a short wedding trip
followed. They will reside at 204 West
Indiana avenue.