St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18

IS held in the new Lamborn residence on
ID yton avenue and was a brilliant affair At
lie ded by some - OF the fashionable poo-
of this city. an / ther. were also present
a number of people from Minneapolis.
The even ng came to an end with the
da cling of the Virginia reel not eX,
act Y ia the modern step. but wiki one that
ansWe ed every require ment. In this dnIce
Mrs LambOFn and Il. W. Peet aud Mrs. Peet
and Mr l.; NIB RI took the lead. Mr.. Lam
born is of quaker antecedents and there
was not wanting pleasant Quaker custom.
All The company signed the marriage certiii-
cate as witnesses. When the silver wedding
and the golden wedding come, each i'll turn,
then those who remain of the guests will be
hidden, and will again inscribe their names.
Mr.. ana Mrs Peet will be at home after Dee.
, at Al Ashland avenue
A home wedding al ) Clock Wedne day
afternoon took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Burnett when Miss Minnie Mae
Burnett was married, in the presence OF $50
guests. to Huntington Parker Newcomb. re-
ceiving teller of the Nicollet National Bank
of Minneapolis The house was profusely
decked with flowers. The parior was ar
ranged with La France roses and green. and
the wlndow-receSs was heavily banked with
palms. The halls were decorated in yellow.
the library was fragrant with The scent of
Jack and bride roses, and the refreshment
room was i'll pink. Prof. Woodruff. of Min
neapoliS announced the arrival OF the bridal
party with ''Lohenglip' and Rev f. o. uOl-
man stood to receive them The bride wore
IL cream colored satin brocaGe. en- traine. real
lace. veil caught with roses, diamond orna-
ments. and carried white ostrich fam She
!, was attended by her cousin Miss Viva Mac
MILAN. of st. Paul. as maid of honor, wear
| ing cream crepe de chine. en- Iraine and nous
selaine de sole trimmings Her cousin. Miss
/ Myrtle Burnett, Of ST. Paul i'll cream China
| silk en- traine, lace trimmings. and Miss
] Bessie Brundage, of Minneapolis, i'll pink
, crepe de cnine, ell traine, lace trimmings,
were bridesmaids. The attendants carried
| pink roses. The groom was attended by his
best man, John ". Pay. A low harp sole
| accompanied The service. and at the con
! clusion the bride and groom kneeled OF
white siken hassocks TO receive the benedic
/ ton. MIR. and Mrs. Newcomb lett in The
| evening for Il three-weeks trip East, ana vii
! be az home after Noy. Il. at 1922 Second ave
| hue south.
! a quiet but pretty wedding occurred at the
cathedral Monday afternoon, being the mar
| rage or w. S. Daggert and Miss Annie Ryder
| of this city. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. Father Heffron at O'Clock i'll the
presence of the immediate friends of the
happy couple, who were the recipients o.
! numerous hearty congratulations Mr. anC
Mrs. Daggert left on the afternoon train fo
White Earth agency, where they will reside
Wednesday evening The marriage of vii
lam A. Lang. with the ST Paul Fire and Ma
rine Insurance company. and Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Brack. daughter of George NJ Brack wa
celebrated at the family residence on Hoil,
! avenue, Rev. DR.. Christie officiating Georsl
G. Mott was The best man, and Miss Heller
! lors were profusely decorated with roses ant
smiIaX. Kleist's orchestra played the wed
! ding marches from Mendelssohn and 10
hengrin'' before and after the ceremony
The brides gown was of white mousselain,
de sole over white Essk. with square corsage