St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-02
Hymenial Happenings.

MAGU1HE-M QUlLLAN-
Among the very pleasant events of the
week was the marriage OF Philip j. Mcguire
to Miss Alice McQuillan. which took place at
st. Mary's Catholic church last Tuesday at 5
O'Clock, Rev. Father Caillet performing the
ceremony. and closing with his benediction
and advice to the happy pair. The bride was
attended by Miss Nellie O'keif. a classmate,
and James Maguire, brother Of the groom,
acted as best man. The bride and groom
were both born i'll Illinois and were play
mates together in the golden days of child
hood, she removing with her parents TO St.
Paul. where she grew TO beauteous woman
hood-acquiring many of the noble qualities
of heart and mind that have gained for her a
host of admiring friends. Kind nature has
endowed her with rare artistic qualities and
her paintings possess a realistic touch. MIR.
Mcguire grew to manhood at the place of his
birth and became one Of the successful mer-
chants at Galena. and subsequently moved
to st. Paul, where he again meets her whom
he has chosen from among earth's millions
He is member Of the firm Of Mcguire Bros,
of this city. and possesses fine business quail
iicatons and executive ability. A large
number of relatives and friends assembled
at the church 10 extend their congratulations
ana wish the young couple joyous journey
through life. After the ceremony. carriages
drawn by white horses conveyed the relatives
to the home Of the bride where wedding
supper awaited them. When all sat down to
the banquet it was observed that six were
there who attended school together and
stood side by side i'll the same classes Among
the many presents was one. bunch of sham
rocks. which attracted much attention, hay
ing been sent by a brother of the groom
while on his travels in Ireland, reaching its
destination on the nuptial day. The bridal
party left on the evening train for the East
and South, and will be absent about two
months. On returning they will take up
their residence in their new home, Hagne
avenue and Fisk street. where they will re-
celve their many friends.
INTERPRETATION.
Tuesday evening, at o clock, at the home
Of the brides parents, at Alton. Mimi,
AlonZo J. Birmingham and Miss Cora L. Cox
were united III marriage. Rev. John Wright,
of st. Pauls church. this city. performing the
ceremony. The wedding was a quiet one,
only the near relatives and friends being
present. The happy couple were well re-
membered with gifts by numerous friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Birmingham will be at home at
1920 Burns ave. after July 1st.
wHITCoMBMIESICK.
DR.. E. II. Whitcomb. of this city. was mar
ried yesterday to Mrs. Georgia Minnick. of
New Canada, at the residence of the bride 5
sister, Mrs Trudro, I'll Agate street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. G..
Smith.
-M'CARREN-oLSEN.
John McCarren. of this city, was married
yesterday to Miss julia Olsen. at the home of
her parents in Oshkosh. Wis.
JUNGHAM-KOERNER.
Anthony Jungham and Miss Koerner were
married Monday evening at the German
Lutheran church, West st. Paul. Later in the
evening they were serenaded at their home,
corner George street and Winslow avenue, by
the Liedertafel society.
OSBURG- -STREHIEIN.
The marriage Of f. l.. Osburg and Miss
Lizzie Strehlein was solemniZed Thursday
evening by Rev. d. c. Flair at the home of
the brides parents. on Dayton's bluff.
REMICK-PLEsKE.
Edward Remick and Miss Fannie Pleske
were married at O'Clock last Thursday aft
ernoon by Rev. j. E. Smith at 1SS East Sew
enih street. But a few intimate friends
were present.
Mated, Not Married.
The marriage of Miss Eva Estelle Hersey
TO d. A. Nudge. of Chicago, will be ceie-
brated at o'clock Thursday afternoon at