St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
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The wedding of Miss Matilda Rosen-
kranZ ana Henry A. ESswein occurred
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. William RoSen-
kranZ, Sol Fort street. Rev. Carl Cause
witZ. of ST. Paul's church, officiated.
The bride looked charming in gogn of
cream faille Francois, Ell traine. She
wore long tulle veil fastened to the
high coitfure, with natural flowers, and
carried bridal roses tied with satin
streamers. Miss A. Rosenkranz, in Il
pale blue china silk, carried La France
roses. ana acted as bridesmaid, and
Louis Esswein. of Sheboygan. Wis,
was best man. The bridal procession
was led by Master Eddie Meyerding and
MISS Clara ROhland. who was clad IN a
very becoming frock of pink, and carried
a basket of roses. After the ceremony
the guests partook Of an elegant supper.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Meyerding, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Schnelle. Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Rohland,
MesdaIneS Zimmerman. RosenkFanZ.
Peter. Schroeder and FRANKIE; Misses
Mllly Schroeder. h. ROhland, Lotta
Ringwald. 5. Schnelle. B. Krev. F. Refs.
j. and d. FRANKIE, A. Peter, and
MessrS. A. Schroeder, Zimmerman. a.
Schneile, T. Lindner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Esswein left on the following morning
for an extended trip East, and Will be at
home at S27 Banil street after Oct. 10.
Miss Mary Kennedy and DIR. Edward
Buckley were married at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, at ST. Joseph's
church. corner of Carroll street and
Virginia avenue. The bridal party was
preceded into the church by the four
ushers, Dr.. j. w. Bettinger, DR.. Z. 5.
" ood. }. I. Conley and DR.. II. 3. COgS-
well. Then came the brides sister.
tiny Miss Annie Kennedy, in a Green
away gown of pink, scattering flowers.
Miss Katherine 0'Leary. the maid of
honor, preceded the bride. Her gown
was OF white silk null, slightly en- tTalne.
The half low corsage was edged with d
heavy fall OF white embroidered chiffon.
The maid OF honor wore gilt sword
and she carried beautiful bouquet of
de Dion roses. The bride entered On
the arm OF her father. NJ. L. Kennedy
Her gown was lovely creation of ivory
white crepe an traine. The slightly V
shaped cOrSage was garniShed with
duchesse lace. The bride was yelled in
tulle and carried no flowers. After the
ceremony there was reception at the
BRIDES home on Dayton avenue. to
which only the relatives and immediate
friends were invited. DIR. and Mrs.
Buckley went away on the afternoon
train for short wedding journey.
Twenty-Five years ago last Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. McIn1ire. of
l3S East Congress street. were married
i'll Bloomington, III. Friends TO the
number of sixty assembled at Mr.. Mcln-
tires home Monday evening 10 celebrate
this twenIy-fifth anniversary, bringing
with them many beautiful presents. A
surprise was IN store for the assembled
guests. At o'clock Miss Matte McIn-
tire played a wedding march and
Charles. AIr. McIntire's son. marched
into the paTlors. leading Miss
Elma Holmberg, OF Minneapolis. hev.
j. F. Stout's services were requested.
and before the guests were aware or il
the happy couple were married. The
tables in the dining room were groan-
ing under their heavy burden by this
time. and all did ample justice to the de-
lectables. Among those present were:
Rev. j. f. Stout and wife, MIR. ana Mrs.
G. NJ. Winsl0w and F. W. Leayitt. Min
Deapolis: MI and Mrs A M IaWtOn