St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-17
IN THE BEAU MONDE.
Capers of Cupid.

Miss George Kendall daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Kendall, Of Maria avenue, was
married yesterday afternoon to George c.
Hartigan, of Detroit. The ceremony oc-
CURED at the residence of the BRIDES parents
and in the presence of numerous friends of
both the young people The parlors in
which the wedding took place were beauti-
fully decorated with floral devices which al
most hid the walls. The bridesmaids were
Miss Meyril Reardon and Miss Brooks.
Messrs. Albert Taylor and Charles O'Gorman
oticiated as groomsmen. The reception
which followed the marriage was attended
by all the friends of Miss Kendall who were
IN the city at the time, and at one time there
were over $50 guests each anxious to con-
gratniate the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Harti-
gan left for Detroit on the evening train, and
viii be absent from the city until October.
They will reside on Burr street.
Passing Pleasures.
The Japanese tableau to be given to-mor-
row evening at the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church
promises to be an extremely pretty enter
tainment. The principal attraction is the
Japanese wedding. with all the participants
/ in full costume. The ladies of the Aid soci-
ETY. have bestowed a good deal of care III the
preparation of this scene and recent re-
hearsals would indicate an artistic and real
istic production. The performance will begin
promptly at s O'Clock. Among tn o,e to par
ticipate are: Miss Mollie Couture and Ed
ward Lord, as bride and groom; Miss Hattie
EeEart, So-pekWeeh. MIS-. n y. OIlDert anu
+. B. Cone will represent the mother and
father of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin Will pose as parents of the bride. The
bridesmaids will be Mrs. Edward l.. Tepel,
Misses Sadie Keller, Nina Kreiger, May Clan
vile, Eta Clendenning and Jennie Moore.
John F. Treanor and Margaret O. Halorhan
were married at o'clock yesterday morning
at the cathedral by Rev. Father Heffrop.
Mr.. Treanor is one of the oldest commercials
iii the employ of Gordon & Ferguson, and
M J1ar lies
O'Hallorhan has been for six years past fore
lady in the employ of Finch. Van Slyck &
Co. A large number of the friends of both
the young people were present at the cere
mony, over 2OO of Miss O'Hallorhan's assc-
ciatse of the manufacturing department.
being present. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mary Hallorhan, sister of the bride, and
FIELDING, OF Lanpher, Finch q Skinner,
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Treanor left
last evening over the Milwaukee for Mason
City, where they will reside.
DMiss Mary Agnes King and DR.. Harry j.
-O'Brien Will pc married at 10 o'clock this
morning at St Lutze's chapel by Rev. Father
Lawler. Miss Nettie King, a sister of the
bride, will be bridesmaid, and Mahon B.
Burke best man. Only the most intimate
friends and the relatives of the couple will
be present at the ceremony. Both the parties
are well known in st. Paul society circles,
Miss King being the daughter of DR.. James
King. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will be at home
at 653 Lincoln avenue after Oct. i.
Miss Alice Brennan gave a euchre party
Monday evening at the residence of her
parents, on Carroll street. The event was to
celebrate birthday anniversary and was on
somewhat elaborate scale. There were
eight tables and thirty-two guests, who kept
the game going and the fun at fever heat
until long past midnight. The prize winners
were Mesdames Werner, Molinen and Grit
fifth, Misses ECurrie. ODER and sullivan, and
Messrs. McCord, O'Brien. Thompson, Camp
bell and Houk.
final trip to White Bear lake is to be
made Friday afternoon by party of lady
and gentlemen enthusiasts, who regret the
close OF the season, and wish to take one
more look at the lake before it assumes the
icy aspect Of winter. The party is to be made
up of eight young ladies and corresponding
number of gentlemen. The affair has been
arranged by Mrs Matthew Reynolds, who
will chaperone the tourists.
Sylvan Levy. of West Superior, gave box
party at the Harris Monday evening to few
OF his friends in honor of his twenty-fourth
birthday. Among those in the box were Miss
Flora Lyons. of New Haven, Conn; Miss
Freda Mock, Messrs. Levy, Mock and Stern
berg. After the opera they proceeded to the
Chiffon cafe, where they partOok of an oyster
supper.
The Patriotic order of the Sous of America
held a meeting last evening, at which work
IN the white degree was the order and oc-
cup1ed the entire evening. This evening the
members OF the order will go to St. Louis
Park, near Minneapolis, for the purpose of
organizing Camp No. s. A preliminary re-
3 port of the treasurer at last evenings meet
. ing showed the affairs of the order to be in a
Z fiourishing condition.
Miss Mamie Leedy and James O'Donnell
will be married at the residence of the brides
parents in this city, to-day. Both are we'll
known young people.