St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
JANUARY WEDDINGS.

rents Mr. and Mrs. N. Flantau, on East
Tenth street, last Wednesday evening Miss
Pauline Flantau TO A. j. Max Marx, OF ST.
Cloud. The bridal party entered the prettly
decorated paror at o'clock, the hour set
for the ceremony, the brides mother first,
on the arm of her oldest SON. n ii. Flantau
followed by the bride, on the arm OF her
father The groom followed with his foster
mother, Mrs L. Mchaels, of Minneapolis
The grooms brother Harry Marx, and the
brides sister, Miss Laura Flantau, came last
The ceremony of the Jewish church was per-
formed by Rabbi Emanuel Hess, of st. Paul;
Mr. and Mrs. Marx received many beautiful
and valuable presents. The guests who at
tended the wedding were: From st. Cloud,
Messrs. II. G. Wire, C.. S. Benson, Harry
Marx, H. j. Abeles, F. NJ. Low and II. ".
Aberle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fante. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
E. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Haas, Dr. and Mrs. &. Hess: Mrs
j Austin and Mrs. l. Rose; Mrs: A. IL. ana
Jake Flatau. Joseph Bergfeld Ed Austrian,
Emil Mock, Felix May, G. 5. Spencer; Misses
Carrie Rose, Rietta Haas, Freda Mock. Nettle
Frank and Birdie and May Keller: from Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Michaels Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Abeles, Miss Beckie MichaeIs and
Joseph Michaes. Mr. and Mrs. Marx left for
Duluth after the wedding; from there they
will go to Chicago and other points, and Will
be at home in ST. Cloud after Feb. ].
Will Regain was united i'll marriage to Miss
Nellie A. Duffy Wednesday, the ceremony
being performed by Father Raleigh at ST.
Joseph's church. p. A. Egan acted as best
man. The bride who was waited upon by
her sister, Miss Mollie Myler. was prettlly at
tired in travelling costume OF tan broad
cloth, the modest simplicity of which served
to reflect in marked degree the grace and
beauty of the charming bride. After the
nuptial blessing had been pronounced the
happy party and their immediate relatives
were driven to the residence of the brides
uncle, where an elegant wedding breakfast
tINnir 1Nrta htrh Md
James Shelly. The wedding gifts, which
were numerous and valuable, amply testify
to the esteem in which the young people are
held. Mr.. and Mrs Regain will reside at 43S
st. Anthony avenue.
very pretty home wedding was solemn
lied at the home of l.. j. Gates, SO Marshall
avenue. Monday evening, the contracting
parties being his eldest daughter Miss Flor
ence Gates. and Albert Zimmerman. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock p. N:
by Rev. Y Peyton Morgan i'll the presence of
the friends and relatives. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mabel Gates, sister of the bride;
Miss Helen Zimmerman, sister of the groom,
and Miss Katherine Parsons, OF Chicago.
The groom was kept III good countenance by
his friend. Mr. Swart, of Minneapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Zimmerman left on the evening
train for a visit of several days in Duluth,
and on their return to St. Paul they will be
at home to their many friends at 5l3 Mar
shall avenue.
occurred at the residence OF T. Nj. Sven, NJ
Paramount avenue at $50 Wednesday even
ing 1t solemnized the nupIals of Miss Ag-
mes Virginia Purcell. sister of L. NJ. Sven,
and Edwin Mott, teller of the Second Ma
tional bank The bridal couple was attended
by Henry f. Breidert, best man; Miss lizzie
White bridesmaid, and Charles GoodnoW, of
Minneapolis. and Charles |. Emerson. ushers.
The ceremony was performed most impress
sively by Rev. 4. r. Edwards and was wit
nnSSpd q
friends Mr. sud Mrs. Mott left on the even
ing train for fortnight's visit to Chicago.
! After Feb. they will be at home, 259 Summit
Place, Wednesdays and Fridays. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mott are popular young society people.
| and they have host of well wishers
The happy marriage of James H. Cas-
| son. of Butler S. D.. to Miss Maggie Martin,
of 1851 Reaney street. was solemnlZed Tues
day morning at st. Johns church, Rev.
Father Fleming performing the ceremony,
after which they and invited guests repaired
TO the residence of the brides aunt,
where breakfast was served. They received
numerous and valuable presents The bride
wore dress OF rich brown Grape cloth
trimmed with otter fur. Miss Anna Franter,
cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, ana
Mr. Walter j. Casson. of Webster, S. D.,
brother of the groom as best man.
very pretty wedding occurred at the
cathedral on Thursday last, the contracting
parties being John S. Murphy, of the Great
Northern shops, and Miss Annie Redington.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Joseph EIlig, after which the happy couple
repaired to their future home, 421 Harrison
avenue, where n Sumptuous wedding break
fast was served for immediate friends only.
They were the recipients Of many beautiful
and useful presents.
Wednesday evening the Andantlno club
gave very enjoyable sleighing party to Mer
RAM Park. Dancing was kept up until mid
night after which lunch was served Am dig
those who made up the party we're the Misses
Emily and Margaret FRANKLIN, Grace, Ken
nedy NaDolick, Burke Dougher. Andrew,
Haisley, Colling and Douglas; Messrs. Daley.
Dougher. Haisley, MacCarthy, Andrews
Hertz Ramaley Douglas, Leslie, Haskell and
Steffens.
James H. Casson, of Butler S. D., was
married Wednesday to Miss Maggie Martin,
OF this city, at St, Johns church, by Father
Fleming A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents, 1881
Reaney street. and sumptuous dinner at e
o'clock. The bride was costumed i'll gown
of brown crepe trimmed with otter Miss
Anna Granter, cousin of the bride, acted as
maid of honor, and Walter Gasson as best
man.
The wedding of John G. Boucher and Miss
ANNA L. Joungck was one of the society
events at Menomonie, Wis. this week. A
number Of people from st. Paul were pres
ent including W. II. Jacobs and Thomas
Carroll, of the Kansas City road, and A. $.
Cannon and L. Butler, of the Omaha. MI.
and Mrs. Boucher will reside in this city.
Herbert j. Amos and Miss Carrie j. Berg,
of this city. were married at the Westminster
Presbyterian manse yesterday by Rev. W. y.
Armstrong.