St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
WEDDING EVENTS.

On Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Rose K. Funk was married at the
home Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E.
j. Funk, OF 397 Grove street, to Angus
tine L. Bletsch, prominent young
banker, of Chicago. The bride was at
tired in cream failIe and lace, and
looked very handsome. Miss Margrette
Share, of Rosemont, gracefully sup
ported the bride as maid of honor, while
Miss Nellie Adams and Miss Marie Funk
were the bridesmaids. Charles Schur-
| meier acted in the capacity of best man,
and Franklin E. Funk as grO0mSman.
f. Kopp, of st. Paul Park college, only
friends being present. Some $50 friends
called and paid their respects during
the reception which was held from to
10 p. m. The presents were numerous,
costly and unique. Many telegraphic
congratulations were received during
the evening from Eastern friends. The
best wishes of hosts of friends follow
the bride and groom to their new home
in Chicago.
On Thursday evening Miss Lou Muir
ply was married to Robert l.. Gale, of
St Cloud, at the residen :e of the BRIDES
father, DR.. J. II. Murphy, on Jackson
street. The wedding procession was
headed by the ushers, O. N. Durham.
A. G. Whitney, of st. Cloud, Hal Muir
ply and Frank Blakely, of this city.
The maids of honor were Miss Mae
Murphy and Miss Eckley Blasden. Mrs.
Murphy, the mother of the bride, en-
tered on the arm of the groom, and fol-
lowing them were DR.. Murphy and the
bride. Rev. Robert Forbes performed
the ceremony. The brides costume
was of white faille and crepe lace. Mr..
and Mrs. Gale left that evening for the
East. After two weeks they will be at
home in st. Cloud. !,
st. Joseph's church was the scene of a
pretty wedding Wednesday morning at
9 a. m.-the marriage Of Miss LYDIA Nc
Gill. 45o Aurora avenue. to G. F. Nc
Bride, a well-known young man of this
city. The ceremony was attended by
few intimate friends, Miss Emma Nc
Gill, sister of the bride, acting as brides
maid, and s. A. Suickler, of the North
ern Pacific railroad, best man. Rev.
Father Peters officiated. The bride and
bridesmaid were very beautifully at
tired. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was, served at the BRIDES
home. The happy couple departed on
the evening train, for an Eastern trip
amid kind wishes of their many friends.
John G. Bullitt Jr., assistant counsel
of the Northern Pacific road, was
married to Miss Frances Western on
Wednesday last. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the
brides mother on College avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Bullitt are South on wedding
trip. After July IL they will be at
home at No. 203, the Colonnade.
II. r. P. Hamilton returned from De-
troit, Mich. last Saturday. where he
was married to Miss Margaret S. Wal
lace at the residence of her uncle, Gen.
W. T. Reynolds, U. S. A., of that city.
Rev. BrownSon, of Detroit, performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
are now at home at Isl Summit avenue.
Miss Alice M. Kennedy and George
Sudeith were united in the bonds of
matrimony at the home of the brides
parents, on Congress street, Wednesday
afternoon. George Sudeith is of the
West side police department. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sudeith took trip East.
E. M. Reardon and Miss Emma S.
Schilling were married at GlenWood,
Wis, Thursday morning. Rev. DR..
Peak performed the ceremony. After
short wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reardon will be at home to friends at
172 Fairfield avenue.
Miss Margaret Sweeney. of Geranium
street, and Edward Mccoy were quietly
married Friday evening at $50 at the
residence Of the. brides mother. A