St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07
MARRIAGE MATTERS.

The wedding of Miss Grace Lewis and
Charles WanZer occurred Thursday night at
$50 at the home of the brides parents on St
Peter street Miss Lewis is well known and
much admired by all her friends. Mr. Wan
ger also has many friends In the city, and is
now an enterprising young business man of
West Superior. The wedding, though quiet
one, was very pretty, the house being dec
orated in green and white. Miss
Lewis has always been considered one
of St. Paurs prettiest girls but
when seen in her bridal dress easily carried
off the honors of the most beautiful bride
seen in this city for many day. fer gown
was white taille made perfectly plain, with
pointed neck and elbow sleeves the veil of
The white tulle being fastened on with a
single rose. Miss Lewis was unattended,
while Mr.. Baxter was best man to Mr.. Wanzer.
Among the young ladies present were The
Misses Hall, Margaret Hall, Whiting, Bend,
Sophie Borup, Minnie Wanzer, Spalding
Armstrong, Horn, Lenora Horn, Austin,
Hawkins aid MOrehouse.
on Saturday. June %. at o'clock in the
afternoon, Miss Clara Helen Linz, daughter
Of Mr.. Francis Linz, and niece of Mr. Ferdi-
nand Willius VIII be married to Mr.. F. ".
Bergmeire. senior member of the wholesale
house of 4. w. Bergmeier q Co. The happy
event VIII occur at Mr. Linz's home GA
Fountain street, and Immediately following
there viii be a reception from to o'clock
The Rev. 5. NJ Crothers will ofiiciate. Both
Miss Linz and Mr.. Bergmeier are widely
.
Rn affair of social consequence.
One of the prettiest affairs of the past week
was the wedding of Miss Selma Rieman and
Albert Bulan. 1t took place Thursday even
Ing at the Pleasant street house of Mr. and
Mrs. g. Rieman. Rev. E. A. Fink read the
service. The brides gown was very fetch
Ing cream colored silk, with pearl passe-
menterie. She carried orange blossoms and
was attended by her sister, Miss Victoria
Rieman, as maid of honor. The best man
was W. E. Tramp. Mr.. and Mrs. Bulan went
TO Chicago on the evening train.
Tuesday. May 26, Miss Frances Downs and
George Bennett were united in marriage by
Rev BOland at Kandiyohi The wedding
breakfast was given at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. Daugherty. In the even
Ing a reception and dance was given by the
brides father. There were about 200 guests
The bride and groom were The recipients of
many handsome and valuable presents
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Sc. Barlow, 463 Pleasant avenue, Miss Clara
A. Grow, of st. Paul. and Willard F. Petit of
Winona, were quietly married in the pres
ence Of a few friends The ceremony was at
o'clock, and was performed by Rev. j. G.
s.. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Petit left at once
for Winona. where they will live.
" ednesday June 81, Miss Maria Richter
daughter of Frederick Richter, ex-sheriff of
Ramsey county, will be married to Leaning
Sharpless, a talented young railroad man.
The ceremony will take place at Mr. Rich
ters home, corner of James and Webster
streets.
June Il, at MELVILLE. Pa, will be celebrated
the marriage of Miss Mamie Lucinda Smith
20 James Albert NOVEL;, of st. Paul Mr..
and Mrs. NOVEL; will take their wedding
Journey through the East before coming to
St Paul. They will live on st. Peter street.
DIR. John C. Corcoran, of St Paul and Miss
Minnie Helen Sullivan of Minneapolis, will
be married Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock at the brides home, corner of Mic
ollet avenue and Grant street. From to 6
o'clock a reception will be held
Last Tuesday morning Miss Eva Mcdonald,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mcdonald
was married to Frank Yaesb. MIR. and Mrs
Nalcsh will be at home after June % at 562
Fuller street.
Eugene Giberton viii be married on the
pod of this month to Miss COrinne Payette. of
Montreal Mr.. Giberton took his departure
for that city "Wednesday last, and expects to
return TO ST. Paul with his bride the last of
June.
Misses Kramer. Alice Marine, Katherine
Wurst, Belle Smith, May Morris, Cora Weller,
Birdie Gilbert, Messrs. II. Stewart, W. Morris,
L. Freely, G. Snow, r. Thompson, DR.. Par
ker and Ray Abrahams.
and \. j. Pray takes place tomorrow even
645 Laurel avenue.
The many friends of George Munson. of
Mississippi street, extend their congratula-
lions at his coming marriage to Miss Belle
Frazer, of Faribault.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude Lamborn
to Mr.. William f. Peet. is announced.