St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
JUNE WEDDINGS GALORE.

Ed P. II. West, of the legal department of
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railway, was married to Miss Lucretla Klein
smid at the brides home, Sandwich, ILL.,, Oh
Thursday evening, the Goth inst. Misses Lily
Kleinsmid and Olive Hudgins were the
bridesmaids. and W. H. NJ. Gemmell, of St.
Paul, and Gus A. Brecher, of Chicago, were
groomsmen Messrs. Ray Kleinsmid and W.
A Fox acted as usherS. The happy couple
departed the same evening for Denver. Col,
amid the hearty congratulations OF numerous
friends who had assembled to witness the
tyihg of the nuptal knot. Mr. and Mrs. West
will view the grand mountain scenery on the
Rio Grande before they return to st. Paul.
On Tuesday John l. Farley, of st: Paul.
and Miss Thecla Brown, of Austin, Mimi,
were united in marriage at the latter place.
Father Connolly performing the ceremony
The bride was attended by Miss Mary b.
O'Brien, of La Crosse, Wis, and Miss Josie
Cotter, of Austin; the groom by T. w. Far
icy and p. NJ. DAILY both of this city. A re-
ception was given at the home of the bride S
parents, where many congratulations were
rendered TO the newly welded couple. A
large number of useful and valuable pres,
ents were received. They will make st. Paul
their future home.
One of the happiest weddings of the week
was that which took place THURSDAY after
noon last, when Gustaye Heinemann, the
prominent dry goods merchant of this city,
was married to Miss Anna '. Yoerg, daugh-
ter of Anthony Yoerg, of st. Paul. The cere-
mony took place at Mr.. Yoerg's house, 10
Isabel street, in the presence Of company
of intimate friends. Hon. Henry W. Cory
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heinemann have gone on wedding Journey
to the Atlantic watering places and Will be
home i'll about six weeks. The best wishes
of multitude of friends follow the happy
fortunes of the prosperous merchant and MS
fair bride.
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church Tuesday morning, when Cearles L.
P. Conybeare, of Lethbridge, Alberta, Cana
da, and Miss Ida Atwood, daughter OF Col
Atwood, of this city, and formerly OF VIM
nipeg, were united in matrimony by Rev;
John Wright. The ceremony was witnessed
only by the Immediate relatives of the bride:
Miss Louise Atwood assisted her sister, ana
A. B. Wood officiated as groomsman. AFTER
a wedding breakfast at the residence OF the
brides parents the happy couple left to
spend week at Lake Minnetonka. They
will be at home at % Colegeavenue on Mon
dav, and will leave for Lethbridge on Tues
day.
M. j. Dopnelly, of St. Paul, and Miss Anna
Hartman, of Duluth. were married at the
cathedral, Duluth, Wednesday morning by
Rev. Father Corbett j. M. Reddlng was
best man. and Miss Tracy Hartman, sister OF
the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnelly have gone East for wedding trip,
and will be at home about the middle OF July
at 131 West Fifth street. Mr. Donnelly, now
of the clerk of courts staff. was formerly OF
the newspaper guild, and has multitude OF
friends TO rejoice with him.
The marriage of Miss Jessie D. Newson,
daughter of Maj. NJ. Newson, consul to Nal
aga. and Samuel s. Sewall, was solemnlzed
at the residence of the brides parents, Thurs
day evening, Rev. e. G. Reynolds officiating.
The beautiful residence was decorated with
smilax. ferns and roses, and the presents
were numerous and costly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewall will reside at 800 Goodrich avenue.
Miss Jessie Oily was Wednesday morning
united in marriage to r. E. Lynch, a member
of the st. Paul fire department. The cere-
mony took place at st. Johns church and
was performed by Father Fleming: Miss
Burns of Minneapolis, was bridesmaid and
Albert Dilley acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Lynch will spend their honeymoon at
the lake ana will be at home after July l,
763 Sims street.
William Paige Barrett, son of the late Hon.
William Barrett, of this city, and Miss Alice
May Hart, daughter of John Hart, of West
minister street. were quietly married Tuesday
morning at 1870 o'clock, at Mr.. Hart s
house, 500 Westminster street. Rev. S. N.