St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-01
WEDDING EVENT.

The groom, silver water picher; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. j. Walsh, china tea set; John Hayes,
silver cake basket; Mrs. Williams, Mlnneap-
oils, set OF silver teaspoons; Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, silver syrup pitcher; groomS sister,
$40 gold piece; groom,s father, 80 gold
piece: Miss Julia Keefe, set OF silver tea
spoons; Miss N. A. Conroy, set of silver tea
spoons; Miss Mamie R. Dinon, berry
spoon; M. J. Laughlin, plush toilet
set; William Flanagan, plush box;
P. R. Woulfe, silver castor; Tom Lawlor,
pickle castor; Miss Nelson, sugar shell and
butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs. Regain, chair
Mr.. and Mrs. Early, chair; Tom Kennedy,
shaving set; Mrs. J. J. Leonard, lamp; Will
lam Tobin, set silver teaspoons; Pat Nc
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rivers,
pair of feather pillows: Miss Ed
ia Cook. Minneapolis, wall banner !;
Miss Maggie Tobin chair cushion; Miss
Mamie Geary, chair; Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle, cake basket;
Mr. and Mrs T. Leonard carving set; Misses
Maggie and Marie Hanley. silver teapot; Mr..
and Mrs. Troyford and Mr.. and Mrs. Daily,
silver tea set; Mrs. III. L. Madden. table clotn
and towels; Miss M. Leonard, silver butter
knife.
A quiet wedding took place at st.
Mary's church Wednesday morning,
May %, at O'Clock, the contracting par
ties being John FL. Walsh and Miss Lee
nora Turney, M. A. Conroy acting as
best man and Miss Julia Keefe as
bridesmaid. Breakfast was served at
the home of the BRIDES cousin, Mrs.
Yasak. land reception in the even
ing at the home of the groom's
brother, M. j. Walsh. The
bride and maid wore cream colored
henrietta. trimmings of real lace and
MORE ribbon with natural flowers. The
groom and best man wore black conven-
tional suits. The bride and groom left
Thursday morning on an extended tour
through the East on the Omaha road, to
be gone two weeks. After June Is they
will be at home at sos East Sixth street.
Following is partial list OF presents
George CoWie. chief clerk in the office
of the state board of correction and
charities, was married Tuesday even
united in wedlock by Rev. 81. III. Hart
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Scotch, Of Wabasha street. The house
had been very prettily decorated with
flowers. A wedding dinner followed
the ceremony, to which there sat down
number of immediate friends of the
contracting parties. Among them were
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Hart, Mr.. aud Mrs.
a. A. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Hope, Mrs. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Scotch, Misses Knox,
Alice Cowie and Mamie Scotch,
Messrs. A. M. Stratan and William
| Hoatson.
Miss Ella L. Murphy and Richard 1.
Cogin were married at ST. James church
Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Fitz-
patrick officiating. The bridesmaid was
Miss Kitty Cogin, of Minneapolis. and
the best man Michael Hartling. A
wedding breakfast was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Muir
| ply, 670 Wells street, after which the
young couple left for Minneapolis,
where they will remain short time be-
fore leaving for Duluth, their future
home.
Miss Sara A. Todd, daughter of Will
lam A. Todd, city comptroller of South
st. Paul, was married to Edwin Il. Bry-