St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27
ROSE CHAINS.
Several Pretty Weddings Yester.
day-Varied Social Notes.

Several Pretty Weddings Yester-
day-Varied Social Notes.
c. A. Severance, of the law firm of
Davis, Kellogg & Severance, was mar
ried to Miss Mary F. Hartman, at the
Congregational church, Cottage Grove,
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
knot was tied by President Strong, of
Carleton college, Northfeld. where the
bride was once pupil. Mrs. Severance
is the daughter of Mrs. Fidelia
II. Hartman, of Cottage Grove.
The church in which the cere-
mony was performed was prOfusely
decorated with the choicest flowers
from the village gardens. Among those
present were many of the brides class
mates and friends, and Senator and Mrs.
c. K. Davis. The bridesmaids were
Miss May D. Roberts, Watkins, n. ":
May Hart, Cottage Grove, and Carrie
men were Joel p. Heatw0le, of North
field; DR.. r. .. Sweeny, of st. Paul,
and George j. McManus, of CrNokston.
After collation. at the home of Mrs.
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Severance
went directly to New York, where they
embarked Oh steamer OF the Lloyd
line for European tour, which will ex-
tend largely through Switzerland.
Charles Carter and Miss Violet E..
Bolander were married yesterday after
noon at 4:3O at the residence Of Rev.
Father Raleigh, of st. Joseph's church,
in the presence of few chosen friends
of each. The lady is native of Red
Wing, though she has been q resident
of this city for some years. The groom
is well-known young man. and one
who has many friends in st. Paul. being
a native of this city. Owing to an an
nOuncement that the ceremony would
take place at st. Joseph's church. a
large number of friends OF the young
people assembled there at the time an
nounced. The knot was being quietly
tied just around the corner, and the
waiting friends were disappointed of
offering their congratulations. The
Young people will reside on University,
avenue.
James D. Coughlin and Miss Mary E.
Dougher. both employees of the West
Publishing company, were married at
St. Mary's church at $3.50 yesterday
morning, Father Caillet officiating. The
bride was tastefully attired in a becom-
ing brown costume, with natural roses
in her hair and corsage, and was at
tended by Miss May Ryan. Joseph J..
Donnellon acted as groomsman. These
young people are widely knowing
and a large number of their
friends witnessed the ceremony,
after which the bridal party
were driven TO the home OF the brides
where the wedding breakfast was
served. They received number OF ele.a.
giant presents. among which was a beau
tiful silver water service, presented to
them by the members of West chapel as
mark of their esteem. Mr.. and Mrs.
COughlin, took the :25 p. m. train east,
intending to make brief tour embrac-
ing Chicago, Milwaukee and Fond du
Lac (the groom's home). They will be
at home. after July 10. at PA Pearl
street, this city.
The Odd Fellows and Daughters of
Rebecca will excurt to Spring Park
Lake on the 4th of July. They will
leave on the Menitoba at 80 a. IN.
The Central Presbyterian church
Sunday school has its annual picnic to
Four Lakes to-day. Three hundred
tickets on the Wisconsin Central have
been ordered and glorious time is an
ticipated. =
The ladies of Oxford NJ. E. church
will give lawn festival tonight
(Thursday) at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George n. Hillman. corner Dale
stree: and Lincoln avenue. Strawber-
ries. ice cream and cake will be served,
and among other attractions will be the
illumination by Chinese lanterns, bal