St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

mony a reception was held at the brides
home, Eastman avenue Mr. and Mrs Tryon
have taken up their residence at Brigh tWood
Island, Lake Minnetonka.
The marriage ceremoney that welded Miss
Elizabeth X Lane and Bert A. Rose on
Wednesday evening, at the brides home, was
quite elaborate in character, and was wit
messed only by relatives and few of their
more intimate friends. Rev. w. G. Rice. of
Clinton avenue Methodist church, st. Paul.
formerly pastor of the First church of this
city, of which both bride and groom are
members. OBLIGATED. The bride, who is q
daughter of j. S. Lane, was unattended, as
was the groom. AS soon as the young cou-
pie had received the concentrations of their
friends they repaired to the residence Of
President Cyrus Northrop, where they Will
reside during the summer.
At o'clock Wednesday evening Miss Mary
X. Gardner, daughter of Thomas Gardner,
and n. l.. Lehman, of Chicago, but until re-
Gently located here, stood in the presence of
about 25O friends at the Church Of the Re
deemer, and were pronounced man and wife
by Rev. Marion d. Shutter. the pastor, as
sisted by DR.. j. II. futile Miss Grace Bald
win. of St Cloud. Mimi, attended the bride,
while DR.. Gross, of Brainerd, Mimi, was the
groomsman. The bridal procession was
headed by the six ushers, Messrs. III. Z. Wood,
g. X. Taylor, A. G. Strong, j. S. Woodbury.,
Harold Johnson. and F. II. Todd. of st.
Cloud. Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman have gone TO
Chicago, where they will reside in the future.
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and DR.. j. c. Corcoran, of St..Paul, were
married Wednesday at 0 a. m, at st. Stephen
church, Rev. Father Kenny performing the
ceremony. After the ceremony a 10 o'clock
breakfast was served to relatives and imme-
olate friends at the home of the bride S
mother Mrs. j. NJ. Sullivan. 1913 Nicollet av-
enue From until o'clock i'll the afternoon
a reception was held.
Miss NJ. Emma Kemp and B. II. Tim ber-
lake, of the university class of 81, were mar
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church. 1t was in every way q university
event and was attended largely by members
of the class and of the fraternities to which
the bride and groom belong.
Next Tuesday evening Miss Mae Spaulding,
daughter of DR.. S. NJ. SpauldIng, and w. s..
Upper will be made one at Dr. Spaulding S
residence, 2025 Clinton avenue. They will
sail on the oath for trip through the Scan
dinavian countries England and Germany.
Miss Laura P. Knalt of ST. Louis. Mo-, and
William j. Msrson, II well known attorney Of
Minneapolis, were married at the former city
Wednesday afternoon at Mount Calvary
Episcopal church.
Miss Ellen F. Peterson and Albert A
Holmes were joined by wedlocks holy bonds
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, A. p. Peterson and wife, 1858
Newton avenue.
Miss Julia j. Russels and John r. Foley,
both of Minneapolis, were united i'll mar
rage at Rice Falls, Wis Tuesday evening.
Rev. j. Fl. Avery performed the ceremony
Robert P. Hays and Marian Stock were
married Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides parents 3235 Fifth avenue
south, by Rev. G. l.. Morrill,.
Gearge w. Maher Jr. and Miss Della z.
Morgan will be married June % After July
s they will take UP their residence at Atlanta
Ga.
Miss Edith Romano, Of Minneapolis, and
Orwin Ransimer, of Tacoma, Wash, were
married at the latter city Wednesday.
Elmer Merrill was married on Wednesday
to Miss Glenna Booth at the brides home at
Mitchell, 10.