Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-09
At the Affairs Shrine.
HALL AND COREY.

At the Calvary Baptist church, at 7:30
Wednesday evening, Rev, A. W. Clark Off
clating, Mr.. Thomas G. Hall and Mrs. Matte
II. Corey were united in marriage, Miss Lena
DeitriclS acting as bridesmaid and Mr., Alvin
Rocnfelt as groomSman.
Mr. Hall is engaged with the Johnson Bros
transfer line of this city and is well known
iu many of Omaha's social circles in which
he numbers many friends.
His bride is a member of the Calvary Bap-
tist church andis possessed of many womanly
qualities. Although she has been resident
of Omaha but short time she has gained
many warm friends both socially and in her
church selations by her quiet and ladylike
manner
The newly welded pairhave gone to house
keeping at 1902 North Twenty seventh street,
and enter their new life with bright hopes
and the best wishes of their many friends for
q long life of usefulness and happiness.
JORDAN AND HOFFMAN.
Mr.. Collins Jordan and Miss May Hoffman
were married Thursday evening, November
6. at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Twenty-third and Seward streets. The
bride and groom are both well known in this
city, and host of friends wish them a
happy life. Rev. Charles w. Savidge Of
ficatcd.
RUNG AND GRIMM.
The marriage OF Mr.. George Rung and
Miss Lilly Grimm, was performed by Rev.
Charles W. Savidge, at his residence, Leav-
enworth and Twenty-tifth avenue. Only a
few intimate friends were present.
STAND AND FLEMING.
very pretty wedding ceremony occurred
at the residence of the late William Fleming,
Graudview cottage, Twenty-eighth and Yates
streets, Thursday evening, week, in which
MS dau ghter, Miss Kate Fleming, and Mr.
George d. Stand were united in marriage by
the Rev. w. D. Harsha. The bride was very
prettily attired in white silk, aud carried a
large bouquet Of tea roses. She was attended
by Miss Meldmm, who was similarly attired
as tho bride. Mr.. A, Smart oniciated in the
capacity OF groOmSman, the ceremony being
attended by only the relatives ofthe two
families and a few intimate friends. Aftcr
November 10, Mr.. and Mss Stand will be at
home with the brides mother, Twenty-eighth
and Yates
MILLER AND M'poNoUGH.
At ST. Philomena's cathedral, Omaha
Wednesday morning was celebrated the mar
riage of Mr.. G. w, Miller of this city and
Miss Mary f. McUonough Of Omaha, Rev
Father Mccarthy officiating.
Tho bride is well known in Omaha and
highly esteemed by her acquaintances Mr.
Miller is an old employe of the postonice de-
partment and enjoys the confidence OF q large
- circle of friends. They will reside on
Twenty fifth street, between o and p streets
pELLoNE AND COOPER.
Ats O'Clock Wednesday morning Mr.. Fred
DellOne was united in marriage to Miss Fran
ces Cooper. The ceremony took place at st
Cecelia's church, and was performed by Rev
Father Carroll. MIR and Mrs. Dellone leav,
this evening for Galveston, where they viii
spend the winter The groom is nephew o
Mr.. Dellone, the wholesale liquor dealer o
this city
POTTER AND BALLARD.
A very pretty wedding was solemuized il
+ Geneva, this state, on Wednesday, the con
= tracing parties being MIR. G.. S. Potter, ir,
son OF the general agent of the Wells targ'
and American express companies in this city
and Miss Ballard, only daughter of Hon, j
II. Ballard who was state geologist for twi
years, Rev. Zenner of the First Congre
gational church of Geneva officiating, Afte
the marriage the bride and groom left on
wedding trip to Denver and Ogden and will
he at home after November 20 at Pacih
Junction, The groom is employed as a mes
senger on the Cheyenne and Pacific junction
routes Mr.. and Mrs. Potter werc the re
cipients Of many valuable and useful pres
ents, and their friends in Omaha Join il
wishing them great happiness.
M'DANIEL AND BALLANTINE.
The marriage of Mr. Ulysses G. Mechanic