St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-22
MARRIED IN JUNE.

The marriage of the week which has
attracted the greatest interest was that
of Charles Gray Lawrence and Miss
Clara Louise Billiard. who were mar
ried Tuesday evening at Mrs. Billiards.
home, 6S1 Lincoln avenue, in the pres
ence of family friends. Rev. Robert
Christie. d. d.. of the House of Hope,
officiated. Mr.. Lawrence is one of the
popular young members of the bar of
this city, a gentleman of excellent abil-
ity, of kindly instincts, and quiet, I'M
assuming manner, and these good quail
tiles have made him a favorite. Con-
gratuIations over his happy marriage to
so charming lady as Miss Billiard are
especially hearty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence will be at home July Is and
% at 6S1 Lincoln avenue.
Tuesday morning r. M. Roller was
married to Miss Emma G. Kavanagh at
the cathedral, Father Hebron per-
acted as best man and Miss Lizzie O..
Taylor as bridesmaid. Congratulations
were rendered the newly married couple
during the day, and in the evening they
gave reception at their future home,
81 West Tenth street, to their most IN
innate friends. Elegant music was
furnished by Messrs. Swanson and
Rosberg, also several recitatiOnS by
Fred Smith. After the serving of
luncheon dancing was INDUCED III to a
late hour. The couple received many
useful and ornamental presents.
At st. Mary's church yesterday morn
ing Rev. Father Caillet united in mar
riage p. J. Gibbons and Miss Nellie +.
McGowan. Miss FrankieIGlenn was maid
of honor and Edward Barry best man.
The groom is well-known young bust
ness man of South st. Paul, and his
charming bride resided in this city.
They received congratulations and
beautiful presents from many friends,
and in the evening departed to visit
Chicago, their former home. On return
ing they will take up their residence on
the hill at South st. Paul.
Miss Minnie Kemp was married to
J. l.. Underwood, at Manchester Pres
byterian church, Tuesday. DR.. Kirk
wood performed the ceremony. The
bridal party was attended by Prof. and
Mrs. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell.
Miss Bessie Underwood, John Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood will leave in
few days for Brazil, where Mr.. Under
wood has been appointed missionary
teacher.
Miss May Clark, of Pine street, enter
tanned the Alphabet club last Friday
evening. After short musical pro-
gramme the farce, paddy Your Own
Canoe" was presented by ten members
of the club. Music, dancing aud re-
freShments followed. The club plays
tennis this summer.
AT the Assumption church, Wednes-
day, occurred the wedding ceremony of
Miss Magdelena Herr and Henry Meier.
Breakfast was served at the residence
of the brides parents on North Fort
street. Tilleman q Kleist'S First Reg
ment band Serenaded the young couple
during the evening.
Howard L. Smith. of st. Paul, and
Miss Josephine B. Mann, of Madison,
Wis. were married at Madison, Wednes-
day, June Is. They will be at home
after Sept. at 2S5 Holly avenue.
The nuptials of Mrs. Donna Sutton,
of the Windsor hotel, i'll this city, and
James Bruce, of Los Vegas, n. NJ,
were celebrated in st. Paul, Friday
evening, Rev. DR.. Christie officiating.
On Wednesday, June 1S, d. F. Col
vile, of st. Paul, and Miss Lizzie B..
Irvine, of DEBORAH, To-, were married at
DEBORAH.
The marriage of William Stewart and
Miss Laura Gates took place Tuesday
evening at the Clinton Avenue M. E..
church.