St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20

avenue north. Mr.. and Mrs. Boutelle will re-
side Mt the Berkley, corner of First avenue
south and Thirteenth street, where they will
be at home 10 friends Wednesdays III Octo-
ber
pleasant and quite elaborate wedding oc-
Cured Tuesday al p. m at Andrew Pres
byterlan church, corner of Fourth street and
Eighth avenue southeast The principles
were Miss Cora Riddle, daughter of Henry
Riddle and wife, and G. Albert Barton, with
Bradstreet, Thurber d. Co. The bride was
richly and becomingly attired in a cream
white surrah, made demi train, with finish of
chiffon. She carried white roses, and was
attended by two bridesmaids Misses Melinda
Barton and Rose Bebb. David Bebb acted
as best man to the groom. The bridal party
was preceded by little Oracle Jacobs who
strewed flowers in the way. The ceremony,
which was witnessed by relatives and quite a
large number of friends, was performed by
the pastor. Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid. An in
formal reception followed at the home of the
brides parents, 9l4 Twelfth avenue south
east, after which the young couple went to
their new home, 9lS Fourteenth avenue
southeast.
While the finishing touches are being made
in preparation for the grand Harvest Home
festival Wednesday morning next, and many
Of Minneapolis loyal citizens are finding
their way 10 the Grand opera house TO lend
their presence iii aid of the praise service, a
number OF the citys leading society people
will be assembled at Ascension church to
witness the marriage of Miss Helen NJ. Ben
nett. daughter of Mrs c. Wright Dawson, to
John McNalr, who occupies a prominent
business position at ST. Louis, and is con-
nected with one of the best families of that
city. The service will occur at 10 o'clock.
The young people Will go TO st. Louis i'm
mediately after the wedding, and proceed at
once 10 housekeeping in their own home
days TO friends.
a quiet wedding at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception Thursday at 10 o'clock
united the fortunes of Miss Mary A. Frazer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Frazer, and
Fergus j. McArdle, of Chicago. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. Father Dol
phin, chaplain at Fort Smelling, in the pres
ence of few friends only, after which they
repaired to their new home, 100 Royalston
avenue, where they will commence house
keeping at once. The happy compile were at
tended by Miss Nellie Keogh and Frank s..
Newell both of st. Paul. The bride wore a
plain but neat travelling suit. Some very
valuable presents were received.
Wednesday evening the residence of W. E..
Carter ana wife, 220g Portland avenue, was
the scene of u charming wedding in which
their daughter, Miss Louise Carter, and AL
fred 7. Wakefield, young business man,
were the principals. The house was prettlly
decorated for the event, ana the ceremony,
which began at O'Clock, was performed by
Rev. Smith Baker, pastor of the Park Ave-
nue. congregational church. After short
trip to Duluth, upon which they started the
same evening, they will go TO housekeeping
in their new home, at 3237 Stevens avenue.
Miss Minnie Hartin, of Canterbury, n b.,
who for some time past has been the guest OF
relatives i'll this city, was married at I'D p :.
IN. Monday, to Rev. &. K. Manford. rector of
the parish of Canterbury. The ceremony
was performed at GeIhsemaue Episcopal
church. reception followed at the home
OF Charles Hariin and wife, 1872 Third ave
nue. south. The young couple started for the
East the same evening over the 500 road.
Miss Gertrude jenkins, daughter of Gen.
Horalio jenkins, of Alexandria. Mimi, and
ana Henry A. Barnes treasurer of The Title
Insurance. company, Of this city, were mar
ried Wednesday evening, at the home of the
brides parents. They will be III Minneapo-
lis about the middle of October where they
will make their future home
Miss Anna Il. Berg and Henry C.. Tracy
were married Wednesday evening at the
home OF the brides mother, 2l2 University
avenue southeast. Rev. A. j. Graham, rec
tor or Holy Trinity Episcopal church, of
ficiated. MIR. and Mrs. Tracy have gone to
housekeeping at 1920 Seventh street, south
east.
Miss Agnes Hoy, of East Minneapolis, and
William Maloney, of Brinkley, Ark, were
married Wednesday morning at the Church
OF st. Anthony of Padua, Rev. James o Reilly
conducting the impressive service, which
was witnessed by large number of friends,
mostly those of the BRIDE.
Miss Anna o. Bartlett. of Titusyille, Pa,
and a. {. Durant with the w. 5. Knott COM
pany, were married Tuesday evening at the
residence OF Capt. A. II. Nelson, 251S Tay-
Tor street, northeast. Rev. c. NJ. Heard, of
the Taylor Street Methodist church, per
formed the ceremony
Robert T. Nugerer and Mary L. Wood were
married Tuesday evening by Rev. ID. ). Nc
Caslin at the residence OF j X. Elliott 2943
Fourth avenue south.
The marriage of Miss G. A. Hackendorn to
Joseph y. Burns is announced to take place
next Tuesday at the Church Of the Immac u
late Conception.
Miss May Morse and w. w. Sykes will be
married Sept. 80 at the residence of the
bride parents. c. E. Morse, Al Eighth ay e.
hue southeast.
Mrs. Sophia l.. Schoenert and Martin W.
Davis were married Wednesday by Rev. 5. l..
b. Speare, the ceremony being witnessed by
friends.