St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-17
so THEY WE'RE MARRIED.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Jud
son, 4G5 Dayton avenue, was the scene of
large ana pleasant gathering Wednesday aft
ernoon last the occasion being the marriage
of their adopted daughter, Miss Mae to Eben
Thompson. a well known young and enter
prising business man Of the city. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev DR.. Christie, in
the presence OF Il large number OF the friends
of the contracting parties. The bride was as
sisted in the ceremony by Miss Ward. of Wa
Seca. Mimi. and Miss Thompson of this city.
sister of the groom while Messrs. A. r. Goyer
and w. NJ. Breen acted as uShers. The bride
was dressed III white silk and DrOcade
trimmed with point ana Duchess lace and
lace veil, and carried magnificent bouquet
of brides roses. The reception rooms of the
residence were made beautiful and fragrant
win profuse floral display, while the pres
EMS were numerous, rich and beautiful.
Music for the occasion was provided by a
quartette of mandolins, and the bountiful
display OF refreshments was attended 10 by
the well-known caterer. Fogg The newly
welded par left at Z 30 the same evening for
Chicago and other points on a brief trip,
returning from which they viii take
their residence in this city. Among those
present were; Rev and Mrs. Christie, Miss
Lampher and brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. White and two
daughters. Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Goyer and
daughter Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Num-
Mrs, BaWhy and sister Dr.. and Mrs. Boyd,
Mr; and Mrs McEwen, Minneapolis, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward, of Waseca; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eastman, of saltwater; Mr.. and
Mrs. Golcher OF California; Mrs Leasmer,
OF Pennsylvania: Mr.. and Mrs Fortuner. of
Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. sherman, Rochester;
Mrs. WaIu, Redwood Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Crat-
enburg, Breen, Reilly, Mathews, McCardy,
Larkin, Dodge. Gibbs and family, Flower,
Fryer Fryer uondIir2, G%TT9li Thompson David
The Misses Fryer Lord. Putnam, Brack,
Theobald, Bassford, McUardy Radcliffe,
Morehouse, Taylor, Morse, Gates, Ward,
krelgher, Lalle, Thompson, Davidson. Messrs.
Kreigh, Theobald, Reitgire, Mitter, A. F.
Goyer, f. 3reen, Nutting, Jennings, W. A.
Goyer.
Nicholas ". KTanz, of Hastings, and Miss
Lille Eisenmenger were married Tuesday
afternoon at ) O'Clock at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs j. F. Eisen-
menger, al Nabasha street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. 0thman Erren, of
Hastings, the bride being attended by Miss
Lena Thauwald and Miss Kate Kranz. and
the groom by his brother, John Kranz and
Fred Eisenmenger, Supper and dancing
followed. after which they left for their
future home at Hastings. Mr.. Kranz is a
prominent young business man of Hastings
The marriage of Miss Eunice L, Hatch and
MIR. sylvester L. Reichert was solemnized at
the residence of the brides mother 3l3 East
Tenth street. Thursday evening at o'clock
Rev. NJ. y. Gilbert performing the ceremony
The newly married couple left for the East
on the evening train, and after June 10 they
will De at home TO their many friends at G52
Wabasha street.
The marriage of Miss Ada Kiehle, daughter
of State Superintendent Kiehle, and DIR. j. C.
Z. King, Of Salt Lake City, Utah, took place
at the residence of the brides father. 2SOl
Portland avenue, Thursday evening at s
O'Clock. The newly married couple immedi-
ately left for their future home at Salt Lake
City.
Miss Nellie Moore, of Miller street and
James j. Dougherty were married Tuesday
morning at O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed at st. Luke's church by Rev.
Father Lawler.
Cards are out for the DeForrest- Dean we'd
ding, and among the bridesmaids will be Miss
George Dean, Miss Bend Miss Maud Taylor.
Miss Hammond and Miss Wheelock