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

A large number of society people had
made preparations to take up their quar-
tiers at the lakes when the unusually
wet season burst upon them, and they
have been obliged TO live in Semi-Set-
tied state that was not conducive to the
material happiness of the family. for
the week past. Nor was society eSpe-
cially enlivened by the programme. AS
if in spite, and to get even with the
weather and society in general, there
has been quite number of weddings.
These affairs are becoming so numerous
of late that unless the Minneapolis
yonng man looks to himself all the
really nice girls will be selected by his
more fortunate friends and he will find
himself left out in the cold, with only
the satisfaction of knowing that there
are other cities from which he may
select a helpmeet. But everybody
knows, that has looked about, that he
will simply go farther and fare worse.
OF course, as soon as the weather dries
somewhat and the evenings are pleas
ant, the old standing ice cream will
again become the basis for soclals and
festivals, and the merry world of pleas
uTe will go on.
One of the most noteworthy affa irs OF
its kind that has occurred in MinneapO-
lis for some time past was the mar
rage of Miss Maud A. Dunsmoor to
Arthur N. Armatage, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Dunsmoor, 1913 Third avenue south,
Wednesday evening. Rev. DR.. 0. II.
Tiffany, of the Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church, officiated, assisted by Rev. r.
N. McKaig. of the Franklin Avenue M.
E. church. The 70 omy residence was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and ported plants, arranged i'll masses,
in great profusion. Four little misses
acted as maids of honor, Irene Deane,
Eva, Marjorie and Bessie DunSmo or.
Irving Lawrence commenced the beau
tiful music of Memberships wedding
march at Sis, and the little maids,
dressed in white and carrying huge bou-
quets of roses, filed down the stairs and
took their positions on each side of the
large bay window. the bride and groom
occupying the place in the center. The
bride looked lovely in rich cream silk
costume, trimmed with Van Dyke lace,
with elbow sleeves and long gloves. She
carried a beautiful bunch of bridal
roses. The presents were given in
abundance, some of them being of con-
siderable value-a beautiful diamond
pin from the groom, tea service from
the parents of the bride, being the most
beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Armatage left
after the ceremony for the East. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Armatage,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. DunSmoor, DR.. and
Mrs. F. A. DunSmO0r, DR.. and Mrs. D.
II. Tiffany, DR.. and Mrs. r. N. McKraig,
DIR. and Mrs. MeCurdy, MIR. and Mrs. I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Belden, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson, sMr.
and Mrs. Garvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mccarthy,
Misses Jennette e. Dean, Alberta Fish
er, Cora Gulick, Hattie jerome, Josie
Anderson, Laura Tiffany, Grace Tiffany.
Jessie Holmes, Lillian Holmes, Nellie
Morrill,, Lulu Sullivan, Hattie Walk
er, HELEN Harrison, Fitzgerald,
Ada Hillman, Ada White,
Anna White, Nellie Beveridge,
Kate Beverage. Helen Belden, Agnes
Belden, Irene Dean, Belle Dean, Eva
McCord, Anna McCord, Eva Dunsmoor,
Marjorie Dunsmoor, Bessie Dunsmoor,
Brooks, Della Brooks, Kate Bur
well, E. w. Baker, Clara Moshier,
of Eau Claire, Wis.,; MesSrs.
George Belden, HilIeary Murray,
Charles Hale. Norman Richardson, Ar
thur Rogers, John Hughes, Daniel Gels
er, w. w. Bradley, George Bestor,
Fred Kraft, Edwin Kraft, Arthur
Dean, S. II. Miller, Irving Lawrence,
Albert Dunsmoor, Harry Dunsmoor,
Fred Dunsmoor, Steven Burton, Roy
Maple, James Chapman Jr., j. A.
Hasty.
People who delight in moonlight rides
by steamer, and all the pleasures that
accompany them, must not forget that
the letter carriers excursion to Mime
tonka was postponed until June 80, and
those who hold tickets should keep it in
mind and not forget the day. The boys
were unfortunate in having a spell of
bad weather, which made it impossible
to hold the enjoyable affair for which
they had planned, but one week from
Monday night the original programme
Will be carried out