St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
SOCIAL MISCELLANY.

st. Marks church was the scene of brill
liant wedding Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock, when MISS Gabrielle Eugenia Hutch
ins was united ia marriage to Reuben War
nor Jr., of st Paul. Many friends assem-
bled to witness the impressive ceremony.
The surpliced choir of forty voices from
Christ church, st. Paul. preceded The bridal
party singing ''Lohengrin." A little flower
girl, Miss Barbara Maxcy, followed, carrying.
the brides bouquet of roses. The bride was
attended by her father, Dir. E. A. Hutchins.
Following the bride was the maid OF honor,
Miss Abbie Warner. Then came the brides
maids, Misses Helen Hale. Emma
Loyejoy. Jennie Leighton. Edith Simp-
son, Eva Lane and Grace Warner.
The ushers were Fred Bigelow, Walter Bates,
Fred Forest Viii Forepaugh and Arthur
Baldy of ST. Paul. and George Mahana, Of
Des Moines The bride was met at the chan
eel rail by the groom, who was attended by
his best man, George Warner. The beautiful
marriage service of the Episcopal church
was said by 1T. Rev; Bishop Gilbert, S. i. D.,
assisted by Rev. H. p. Nichols, rector of ST.
Marks. 4 reception followed the ceremony
at the home OF The BRIDE parents, No. ll25
First avenue north. DR.. and Mrs Hutchins
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Warner. of st. Paul: Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Russell, of Chicago, and Miss Abbie
Warner About $50 guests. were received
from 3 to Z o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
left Wednesday evening for q three weeks
wedding trip in the East after which they
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will be at home at No 113 College avenue, st.
Paul.
Wednesday evening an interesting reunion
was held at the house of Jesse G. Jones, ops
First avenue south. The participants were
the survivors of the first high school eStab
lished in Miun6 polls in 1850. Thirty of the
fifty-one survi' IS were present and took
part i'll many Cf the pleasures OF the evening.
Miss Bessie Sparks and j. NJ Dickey were
married Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, II. ). Sparks ana wife,
264l Clinton avenue. Rev. Nj. ID. Shutter of
the Church of the Redeemer, officiating, the
ceremony being witnessed by the family and
relatives.
Wednesday, at ST. Paurs Episcopal church,
there occurred the marriage of Miss Grace
Lillian Hubbard. daughter of w. II. Hubbard
and wife. and K. Kirby Millspaugh, brother
of Rev. Frank r. Milspaugh, rector of st.
Paul's. who performed the ceremony.
The Twin City Methodist Episcopal Social
union held an important meeting Friday
evening at the Wesley church. Refresh
ments were served from 6 to Z o'clock, after
which speeches were made by prominent
local clergymen from abroad.
Miss May A. Thomas and William P. Cooper
were quietly marriedThurSday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at the home Of the brides parents. Ii.
G Thomas and wife. 3135 Nieollet avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 5. w.
Sample.
At4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon Miss
Gabrielle Hntchins and Reuben Warner of
st. Paul were pronounced nan and wife at
st. Mark Episcopal church, by Bishop Gil
bert, assisted by the rector, Rev. Ii. P.
Nichols.
The announcement has Just been made of
the approaching marriage of Chief DEPUTY
County auditor John O'Davis and Miss Alice
Jones. of Jackson, o. The wedding occurs
June "a at the home of the brides parents.
The Idle Hour Pleasure club held an en-
ioyable dancing party Monday evening IN
Mahtowah hall. Between 100 and l25 couples
were present and dance programme of
twenty numbers was presented.
DR. Sarah V. Linton. daughter of Mrs
Anna c. Linton, of Merriam Park, and DR..
r.. McE Phelps, of Rochester, Mimi. were
united in marriage Wednesday evening at
Andrew Presbyterian church.
IAN Hour With Mother Goose and Temper
ance Family by the Anna Gordon Loyal
Temperance Legion was repeated by requeLs
on the evening of Memorial day at the
Church of Christ.
Miss Jessie NJ. Pearl and A. r. Balm were
married Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, H. o. Pearl and wife, 3l44
| Plymouth avenue, in the presence of relatives
| and friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Lyudale Con-
gregatonal Church raised $50 by an enter
| tainment given Thursday evening at the par
lors of the church, which will be applied to
| The debt.
Miss Nellie Baker. daughter of George
| Baker and wife, was married to William L.
| Drake on Tuesday evening at the home of
| the brides parents, SUI Eleventh avenue
north.
Miss Laura E. Morphy. of this city, and
| Fromau Sampson, of Toronto, Can, were
| married Wednesday afternoon at ! :i5 clock
at Bethlehem Presbyterian church.
| Mrs. Fred A. Boardman held pleasant re-
| cepton Wednesday afternoon from to q
| O'Clock at her home. corner of West Fif-
| teenth and Oak Grove streets.
| A small company of friends were pleas