St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-19
CUPID'5 CAPERs.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Morse celeb rated the
twenty fifth anniversary of their Wedding at
their residence, 5Jt LaTrUIl street, WedneS-
Gay, june 10. II was one of the important
events or the week. The rooms were deco
rated with cut flowers and plants. and made a
dainty background Tor The receiving party
Elegant refreshments were served i'll the
dining room, which WAS handsomely deco
rated with fluffy white SnOwballs and mar
gueTites. Mr.. and Mrs Morse assisted in re-
ceiving by their daughter, Miss Bella G.
Morse, ana Mrs. William oeOviiie, Mrs. 5. C.
Dr. q Mrs. Howard Ashley. Mrs. +. Z. SEQ
VIM Mrs Oscar Barring, Mrs. J. Gregory.
Mrs. r. G. Brown, Mrs. William Wright and
Mrs. Il. Z. Chase. Misses Nolan served iced
sherbert 10 the guests Of the evening The
presents were numerous and handsome
Among the invitedeuests were the following:
Mir and Mrs s B. Warner uaSenWinkIe r.
i. ScOville r. Z. Chase. oscar Barring, How
ART Ashley, Il. J. Drevel }. Gregory. William
Wright 2. LoskIeI Johnson Straight,
D. I: Icun9, |, o. Vessel; E,
Nolan, II. Allen; Mesddmes l.. Robinson.
Shoemaker, j L. Brigham. CrdwoCth, Mr..
ana Mrs F. NJ. 1osin, Mrs. Manning, Misses
sharp. Cunnin CHAM MetZger. Nolan, Allen,
HoughtUn, 2. Gregory, Young i essie Nolan,
Gregory. Ashley, MesSrS bCdd, LA. Straight,
Charlie Young. j. M0rehCEse. Eyles, Roger
Chase, Willie Deuel. ard Russell Chase. Miss
Maggie Nolan. May Young ana Willie Los
AlEl lIUNNcQ u SGEtESo ttS uSIiCiS.
A very pretty home Y edGing occurred
Thursday evening AZ the home of Rev. aud
Mrs Aaron Turner, on Jessie street, when
their daughter Miss Il ellen Turner, was we'd
ded to George II. Bur ke, the auditor OF the
500 line The house had been beautifully
decorated with hydr angCas and palms in
honor of the event. shortly after s the
strains OF the wedding march were sounded
and the bridal couPie took TIER places. The
brief ceremony was read by Rev. Aaron
U.-,tr, n fha far Of ha hrid
sisted by Rev. +. :. filling. The bride was
becomingly attired i'll q Nhite satin-striped
six grenadine. combined with crepe and
chiffon. She was the recipient OF many
beautiful gifts. After an elaborate SUPPER
Mr. and Mrs. Burke left for the MackiDac
islands, where their honeymoon will be
spent Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Boxrud, Miss BoXrud, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. L Meacham and Miss Nellie Robson, of
Red Wing; Mrs d. II. Hampton and Miss
Hampton, of MacOmb. H.; dir. and Mrs. II.
Rose. Mrs. George and Miss West. of Mime
apolis, and ). y. CUrnack, of Indiana.
At o'clock Y Wednesday afternoon Miss
Nellie VI. Mott daughter Of Mrs. c. NJ. Mott
235 Seby avenue, was married to Walter Z.
Cathie, of the firm Of ". j. Cathie and Co.,
wholesale brokers III groceries, and living at
6il Grand avenue. The ceremony took place
at Christ church, and was performed by Rev.
{. d. Andrews. Miss Adele Mott, sister of
the bride was maid of honor, and Misses
Beatrice ana Pearl GeTmaine. of Chicago,
nieces OF The bride. were flower girls. Mr..
and Mrs. Cathie left on the evening train
for Duluth. From there they VIII go by
boat to Chicago. Then they will make q
tour through the South, returning home
about Aug. l.
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock Miss
Marian Ward Ingerso.L daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs D W IngersOH was married to Will
lam Warren case, Of Chicago, the ceremony
taking place at the home ct the brides par
euts. Nelson avenue, ST. Paul Miss Mag
Newport was the bridesmaid, and Mr.. Sturgis,
of Chicago, the best man. About seventy
five people were present and after the cere-
mony there was Il reception 10 the bridal
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Case will live in Chi
cago.
The home Of Nj. and Mrs. ". II. Gay on
Grand avenue was the scene of q ouiel, al
though pretty wedding Wednesday, June 10.
Their daughter, Agnes y. Gay, was married
10 George II. Love, of the firm OF d. Apple
ton & Co., of New York city. Alice Gay
Balfour and George Gay were the attendants
of the cride and groom. Mr.. aud Mrs. Love
left on the evening train for their home in
the East.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hahn and
Charles :. Schubert was celebrated Tuesday
morning at the Church of the Assumption.
Rev. Father Benno officiating, and the choir
was present and chanted the Ave Maria. -
The bride is a charming young lady. the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hahn. After
the church ceremony there was reception
at the home Of the bride parents, lS3 Charles
street.
Wednesday evening al the Aberdeen Mr..
and Mrs II. NJ ByIleSby celebrated the tenth
anniversary of their marriage. or tin we'd
ding, with a dinner of exquisite appoint
ment to a few of their friends Among those
there were Mr.. and Mrs. Morey, of Portland,
Or; Col and Mrs. Barber. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis, OF st. raUi, aud :. V. Holman, of
Portland
Henry \. Merrill. of the firm OF Donaldson,
Ogden Il Co., was married Tuesday evening