St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-18
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.

John B. johnson and Elizabeth Lar
kin were married at st. Mary's church
Thursday morning at $50 by Rev.
Father kailet. The groomsman was t.
Murphy, and the bridesmaid Miss NJ.
Kelly. After the wedding the party re-
turned home, 457 West Seventh street,
where the breakfast was served. Mr..
| and Mrs. johnson received many hand
some presents from the friends. The
list follows: One settee. two rockers
and lamp stand from Misses j. Gala
han, NJ. Callahan, !. McEyntire, NJ.
Connolly, n. Connolly. S. Masterson,
RAIN, NJ. Flaherty. NJ. King. NJ. NJ
O'Halloran: one oil painting from
Miss j. Callahan; one piano lamp, from
j. Olson and Miss NJ. Lyden; one din
net set, from Misses n. Sullivan, 3.
Coyne, NJ. Riegen and K. Lyden; one
water set, from Mrs. q. Blace; one wine
set from Miss 3. Riegen: one bedspread,
one set of table linen, from Mrs. Nj. d.
Sheridan; one lamp, from L. Murphy /;
half dozen towels, from Miss NJ. Kelly y;
two sofa pillows, from Miss Kelly; two
pillows and one wedding cake, from
Mrs. b. Kelly; one set of silver fruit
knives, from j. E. Stone; one silver but
ter knife and sugar spoon, from Miss J.
Ask: one silver card receiver, from Mrs.
E. Blade; one wedding cake, from Mrs.
Eugene Mehl.
An event of this week will be the
marriage of Dr.. Z. w. Buckley and Miss
Mary Kennedy, the accomplished
daughter of NJ. T. Kennedy, the well
known Third street merchant. The
wedding will occur Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph's church, cor
ner Carroll street and Virginia avenue.
ICrn I..an lOiNr Il
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Father Raleigh, assisted by Rev.
Father Gibbons and Father Dolphin, of
Fort Smelling. Miss Katherine OF cary
will be the bridesmaid, and Dr.. Ignatius
| Donnelly will keep the groom in good
countenance. The ushers will be DR..
E. S. Wood. DR.. J. W. Bettinger, j. L.
Conley and DR.. II. B. Cogswell.
A charming September wedding last
| Wednesday morning was that of Miss
| Emma j. Sutton and Dennis Sperry.
| The cere mony took place at the resi-
| dence OF the brides parents, 224 Pleas
ant avenue, and they left on the early
train for an extended tour in the East.
The groom is member of the firm of
Brown. Treacy u Co., and Miss Sutton
is we'll known in st. Paul. The we'd
ding being quiet affair. the news of 1t
will be pleasant surprise to all except
the most Intimate friends of the parties.
A quiet little wedding was solemnized
by Rev. Father Eagen at st. Vincent's
church last Wednesday morning be-
tween James A. Hogan and Johanna
Sullivan, both of this city. After the
ceremony they were met at their home
by number of friends, whom they en-
tertained, and fIom whom they received
a number of costly presents.
A quiet wedding in Hebrew society
was that of Miss Grace GoIdstein and
Samuel s. Cohen, which was solemniZed
at the synagogue on College avenue
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rabbi
Aronson performed the ceremony.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
| the parsonage of Asbury church, Ross
street, on Thursday evening. when
| Frank Bretow and Mrs. Barbara Black
we'll were united. Rev. James Castles
| performed the ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Bend to Mr..
| Wood, of New York, will occur the 10th
| of November, and will he large church
wedding.
F. Arthur. of the st. Paul Hardware
| company, was married Wednesday to
| Miss Annie M. Wilson.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Gil,
fillan and Sam Gilbert will take place
on Oct. l.