St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
DECEMBER WEDDI NGS.

A very pretty and quiet home wedding &C.
Cured last Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
when Miss Laura Bross. of st. Paul, sister to
Mrs. Buettell. was united in marriage to
emony was quietly celebrated at the resi-
dence of A. G. Buettell, 227 West Eleventh
street. by Rev. Henry Elliott Mott, in the
presence Of a number OF relatives. X. G.
Bross, of ST. Paul, and A. J. Bross of Louis
vile. KY, brothers of the bride, were among
those present. The beautiful and impressive
Episcopal service was used, and the
bride looked very charming as she
stood under the artistically decorated
arch, being attired in rich navy
nent young business man OF st. Paul, being
secretary of the American Indemnity COM
pany, and is the son of one of st. Paul's
early settlers who located here in 1858. The
social prestige of both the bride and groom.
as we'll as their long residence in ST. Paul
and their extended circle of friends makes
the event one of importance. At o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard departed on the ca g.
W. train for Chicago and the East. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Will be at home at 5S0 PleaSa Mt
avenue after Feb. l.
The bride wore beautiful Paris go wn of
heavy white silk, en- traine. embroidered with
silver and trimmed with soft puffs and
ruches of silk null. The tulle veil was con-
fined by sprays of orange blossoms. She
carried bouquet of white orchids. The
maid of honor, Miss Constance Goodrich,
sister of the bride, was gowned in an En-
pire gown of pink bengaliDe, and carried La
France roses. Mrs. Goodrich, the brides
mother, wore a frock of gray satin, en-
broidered'in gold and trimmed with fur and
antique lace. She carried sunset roses.
Capt John Biddle, of Nashville, was best
man. Rev. Louis Caillet read the marriage
service. Only about seventy guests wit
messed the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son will be at home after Feb / at 507 Holly
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Alice Goodrich to
Victor Robertson occurred Thursday, at 3
o'clock, at the home of the brides mother on
Summit avenue. II was one of the prettiest
home weddings of the year. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and ferns;
the only flowers used were marguerites and
Easter lilies. The ceremony took place in
the hail. which had been transformed into
bower of delicate greenery. The bridal party
stood under an arch of feathery asparagus
Easter lilies, while about the foot Of the
background OF green was a profuSion OF
white marguerltes.
The marriage of Frank E. Ford and Mar
garet E. Elliott took place Wednesday in Du-
luth, at S07 Park terrace. The groom is
popular young business man of this city and
the bride was formerly Mrs. Cope j. Snapp.
Miss Lulu Winslow, of this city, was re-
Gently married to Fred l.. Hartigan, of Chi
cago, at the home Of the groom. Fred L.
is son of j. q Hartigan. superintendent of
the Illinois Central railroad.
Joseph Philip Lansing and Meta Harper
were married at Verndale, Mimi, Thursday,
Dec Ii. 1892. Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing will be
at home after Jan. 1 at Pill Harriet avenue,
Minneapolis.
The marriage of Robert Rantoul, of st.
Paul and Miss Hubbard, of Boston, will take
place in Boston on Jan. IL.
Miss Agnes Purcell and Edwin Mott will
be married in January.