St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
WEDDING CHIMES.

The notable wedding of the week was
that of Rev S G.. Smith, of the Peoples
church, and Miss Saidee c. Nicols,
daughter of Mrs. John Nicols, which
occurred at 6 y. m. Thursday. Rt. Rev.
Bishop Gilbert performing the marriage
ceremony. The wedding was strictly
private one, only the immediate rela
tIYes and few friends of the bride being
present. These were: MI. and Mrs. w.
3. Dean and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Haupt, Mr.. and Mrs; John
jackson. Dr.. and Mrs. McLaren,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Durment, MI.
and Mrs. j. Ross Nicols. The brides
maids were Misses Mabel Nichols and
Eta Hall. The bride never looked more
charming than as attired for the cere-
mOny in white armure silk en- train,
with brocade of silver and point lace.
She wore a magnificent diamond tiara
with pearl ornaments. The brides
maids were attired III white satin, and
more handsome twain have seldom
served in a like capacity. The
interior of the dwelling was liter
ally covered with orange and APP
pie blossoms Bands of white chrys-
anthenums reposed in SpOtless glory at
every available point. while the corners
OF each apartment were SOttened into
nOn-eXistence by the presence therein
of tropical plants and tall lilies, the
former with their spreading leaves Civ
ing an Oriental caste to the surround
ings. In the dining room, tables
had been laid for thirty. and here again
the faireSt blossoms of the countryside
struggled for supremacy with the gleam-
ing silver and shImmering cut glass.
E+ar ha n Vnodntinn
held. lasting an hour, after which Mr..
and Mrs Smith left for Frankfort, Ger
many. via New York, their intention
being to travel on the continent uutil
the latter part of July. when they will
return home During the absence of
the pastor the pulpit at the Peoples
church will be filled during June by
Rev. Miller, Of Philadelphia. and in
July by Rev. DR.. Lee, ID. D., of Atlanta,
ia.
A very pleasant and quiet wedding
took place at the home of NJ. Hawkins,
325 Grove street. the occasion being the
marriage of his eldest daughter, Miss
Irene, to W. T. Neil. of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. H.
Chandler. of St. Anthony Park COngre-
gational church. none but relatives and
Immediate friends of the contracting
parties being present. After the cere-
mony an elegant supper was enjoyed by
ali. The presents were costly and nu-
merous. The bride was tastefully at
tired in white crepe.
Miss Louise NJ. Taylor was married
to Warner l.. Churchill Thursday morn
ing at the residence of the groom's
father, c. NJ. Churchill, on st. Clair
street. Rev John H. White officiating.
Mr.. Churchill is a successful young
business man of this city, and the bride
is the daughter of Edward D. Taylor. of
the St. Paul Graphic. The wedding
was a private one. Mr.. and Mrs.
Churchill are in the East, and will be
absent several months.
Miss Jessie Stolz and Edward B.
Coney, of Lynn. Mass. were married
on Thursday at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs Mary DOrler. Oh St. CLAIR
street. The bride was formerly assist
ant natron in the blind asylum at Fari-
bault
A. J. damon and Miss Maria B.
McCarrick will be married at the cathe-
dral at 9 a. IN. Tuesday by Rev. Father
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