St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-28
CUPID's C8yoRTINGs.

One of the most Interesting matrimonial
events of the week was the marriage on
Wednesday evening of Miss Talulah j..
Cowles, Youngest daughter Of the late Judge
Henry ". Cowes, to Charles j. Waldron
the wei known grocer The seremony oc-
CURED at 81 North Twelfth street. the home
OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Josphine II:
Cowies at 8:30 O'Clock, and was performed
by Rev. Frank IL. Miilspaugh of st. Paui's
! Episcopal church. The bridal pair have
taken up their residence at 119 West Fifteenth
Street, where they will be at home to friends
afIhe July %. This wedding IS the sequel
TO romance which originated in the jolly
camp of the Night Hawks at Lake Harriet
Two years ago.
One OF the most notable weddings of the
week was that at which Miss Fannie Briscoe
Wagner and Samuel NJ. Davis, prominent
attorney of this city, were united for life's
journey. fhe marriage occurred at the home
OF the brides parents, ID. B. Wagner and
VIE, l6Is Chicago avenue. The ceremony
which was witnessed by nearly 150 guests,
relatives and friends of the contracting par
ties. was performed by Rev. Robert L. sam
pie, of New York city, formerly pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian church of this
city. A reception was held from 8: 30 until
10 p. M. being attended by some 800 or more
friends Of the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis went 10 their new home TO begin house
Keeping at olce. After Sept. Is they viii be
at home Fridays.
Miss Addie Maurer and Arthur w. jerks
ing at the residence Of Harry Maurer, Way
Za;a, the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Frank r. Millspaugh. rector of st. Paufs
Episcopal church of Minneapolis A wed
ding supper was served before the young
couple started for the evening train, which
carried them to New Orleans. They will
spend month in the South They will live
IL Chicago
Tuesday evening there was a small but
pleasant wedding held at the residence of
". W. Woodward and wife, ll22 Hawthorne
avenue, the principals in which were Miss
Delia h. Morgan and George ". Maher Jr.
Rev. j. II. Tuttle, of the Church OF the Re-
deemer performed the ceremony which was
witnessed by members of the family and a
rev friends. The young couple started for
Atlanta, Ga, their future home, on Thurs
day.
At the home of W. o. Dodge and wife, 242
Clinton avenue occurred quiet but pretty
wedding Wednesday, at p. M, when their
daughter, Miss Ninette Stocker and George
I. Miller, of A. K. Miller d. Sons were we'd
ded. The newly welded couple took the
evening train for Duluth. from which point
they start on a tour of the great lakes They
Will return about sept. /, when they will be
at home to friends at 2427 Clinton avenue.
Tuesday, at 4p. m.. Miss Mathilda Schiek
ana {. Ii. Bothman were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents Fred K
Schiek and wife, 1852 Garfield avenue A
wedding supper was served, after which the
bridal couple left for New York on the even
ing train, and to-day will sail for Europe.
where they will spend about three months
After Oct Mr.. and Mrs. Bothman will be
at home at 1891 Hillside avenue.
Miss Lizzie Luckerby, of Northfield. Mimi.
and Charles Davis, OF this city, were married
at the home of the brides parents, Saturday
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Sarah Louise Johnson daughter Of
Joseph 5. johnson and wife, and Paul
Pierce, next Monday evening. at the home
OF the brides parents. 124 West Fifteenth
street. A reception will follow the marriage.
A pleasant wedding occurred at Edna
Mills Tuesday the principals in which are
both well known in Minuea polls The bride
was Miss Mamie Alton Craik. and the groom,
q. L. Percy, also was formerly a resident of
this city, but is at present engaged in busi-
ness at West Superior. The young couple
are spending the honeymoon in the East.
Miss Belle Colby and Martin Haywood, as
sistant superintendent of construction for
the American District Telegraph, were mar
ried "Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Ill Island avenue, Nicollet
island. Mr. and, Mrs Haywood will reside at
2l0 Fourth street north.
A paper published at Lockport N Y, is
authority for the stateme mt that Miss Grace
HolbTook, of that city, and John A. Schlener,
the Nicollet avenue stationer and we'll
known Mason, are engaged to be married.
The time Of the wedding, it is understood is
set for the fall
Wednesday evening, Miss Jessie Stone, of
st. Louis. niece of j. Merritt and wife, of
Minneapolis and well known in Minneapolis
society, was married to Jefferson X. Stone, a
young merchant of the former city.
Miss Hattie Burdick and William H. II.
johnson. both of this city, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening Rev. W. W.
Dawley of the First Baptist church. st. Paul,
| performing the ceremony.
NexI Wednesday is the time fixed for the
| marriage OF Hattie Mabel Plummer, daughter
| of the city assessor, and Charles A Howard.
at the home of the brides parents. 5O7 Fourth
| street southeast.
Miss Maggie Callahan, of Minneapolis. and
| E. j. Gallagher, of jamestown, N. D., were
| united i'll marriage Tuesday, at Holy Rosary
| Catholic church.