St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

the pioneers in ST Paul, having lived !
here for nearly thirty years The newly |
married pair left on the afternoon train !
for Chippewa Falls near which place their
future home will be- Both young people are
well known i'll this vicinity Mr. Kennedy
has been clerk in the Merchants hotel for
several years, and is well known. Miss Fon-
tain was born and reared in West st. Paul,
and she, too. is well known. and is favoriUe
with all who know her The presents pre-
sented were all of a substantial nature and
suggested thoughtfulness of selection Mr.
and Mrs Kennedy will be missed in this
city by their friends and relatives of whom
they have goodly number, all of whom wish
them long life, full of happiness and good
fortune.
A large party of friends were present at the
marriage of Danel P. Harrington to Mary
Fanning. which took place at st. Michael's
church Tuesday morning, April l3 at
which reception was given at the home of
the bride, 20 East Fairfield avenue. great
number of people were present among them:
Mr. and Mrs w. Gibbons Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs j. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. II. B. Piper Mr.. and Mrs. N. Burns,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulrooney. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.; Costello, Mrs. A. Gill
Mrs. Granger, Mrs P. Gibbons
Mrs. Kemaley, Misses A. Gibbons L. Kelly,
Burns, NJ. kenaley, Mamie Gibbons. c. Cos
tellO. i. ana Is. Granger, \. O'Brien, n. MI
gent, Egan. j. Costello, NJ. and A. Murphy,
\. and a Gill. Messrs. Devine, Gill, Burns,
Relland, Costello, Reed, Sullivan. The pres
entS were numerous and costly The singing
by the sisters of the bride was greatly en-
joyed. After the reception the happy couple
went East to spend their honeymoon.
The marriage of Louis II. Naumann and
Miss Luella Llenau, Wednesday afternoon
at o clock. followed by the christening of
the infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs j. g.
Lewis, grandchild of Senator Lienau. was
celebrated at the palatal home of Senator
ana MIS-. I. ii. llenau on Prescott street.
Numerous handsome gifts were presented
| the young couple, and among them the resi-
| dence they will make their future home. pre-
| sented by the brides father. Among those
| present were Mrs and Miss Naumann, the
mother and sister of the groom, and Mrs
! Kramer and daughter, aunt and cousin. who
came from New York to attend the wedding
| The young couple will be at home to their
| friends after May l. at their home, 9SS Igle-
| hart street.
| Alfred Holmes and Miss Helen r. Mills
were married Wednesday evening, April 10
AZ the residence of j. b. Mosher, 60 College
avenue west. DR.. Vail, of the Unversalist
| church. performed the ceremony. Mr.. Holmes
| is we'll and favorably known in Winnipeg
| where be for several years held responsible
| position in the office of l.. McHale, barrister.
| Miss Mills is also paratively new conner
| to st Paul, but has made many friends who
wish that her welded life may prove to be
| full of happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Belote have sent out
! cards for the marriage of their daughter Miss
| Carrie Annette Belote, to Rev Edwin John
| son, which will take place Wednesday morn
| ing, April %, at II o'clock, at St Pauls
| church. Mr.. johnson is prominent young
| clergyman OF the Episcopal church, and
| formerly assisted in the very church where
he is to be married. He is very popular, and
| Miss Belote is highly esteemed by wide cir
| Gle of friends and acQuaintances.
At st. Joseph's church, at i'll the after
| noon last Monday was celebrated the mar
| riage of Miss Mary Lang and Thomas j. Nc
| Donough. Father Raleigh offciated. After
| the ceremony dinner was served to the we'd
ding party at the Merchants hotel. Mr.. Nc
Donough is of the firm of Bowlin & McDon-
| ough, of Chicago. and Miss Lang is very well
| known in her home, st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs
| McDOnough left for their future home il
Chicago on the evening train.
Wednesday afternoon Z. r. Greenwood, 6
well-known resident of West st. Paul, as
united in marriage to Miss Amelia LaFrance
a charming young lady of Minneapolis. Mark
| Cannon acted as groOmsman and Miss Mary
Bauchia as bridesmaid. The presents were
numerous and handsome
One of the pleasantest of the events OF
next week will be the wedding of Miss Jessie
Brock, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. w
Brouck, OF Selby avenue, to Evor Price Nor
gan, which will take place at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon next.
Miss Nora Heating and JamesMarrinan were
! married from st. Mary's church Wednesday
| April IL, at o'clock a. IN. Reception was
given at the home of the bride, 323 Nash
| street. The couple started for New York al
| 7:30 p. M.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Brown an6
| William Davidson is set down among the
early May weddings.