St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
June Weddings.


Nearly hundred guests witnessed lhe
marriage ceremony of Miss Eta Murray and
Theodore Heath at South Park last Thurs
day evening at S:3Oat the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. Collinson, of Ontario.
Can, and Miss Nichols of St. Paul,
were best man and bridesmaid The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. B. Drew, of
the South Park Congregational church. A
reception and wedding supper followed, and
! the party broke up about midnight The
presents were many and costly. Mr. and
Mrs. Heath will reside in South Park
The handsome little church known as st.
Johns in the Wilderness at White Bear lake.
was the scene of fashionable wedding
Wednesday at high noon. The bride was
Miss Harriet Gotzian, daughter of the late
Conrad Gotzian, and the groom was Ambrose
1'ighe, versatile and scholarly member Of
the st. Paul bar The wedding was a very
quiet one, for while the little church was
filled with the intimate friends of the bride
and groom, there was no attempt to make i.
an elaborate affair. Miss Vallie Gotzian, the
younger sister Of the bride, was bridesmaid
and Theodore l.. Schumacher gave the bride
away Miss Gotzian is well known in the
society of the city, and is noted for the
charm of sweet disposition and her refined
and quiet tastes The union of two hearts
SO thoroughly congenial is the happiest
event of the season.
The quaint little Church Of St. Peter on
Dayton's bluff was the scene of a pretty
evening wedding last Wednesday evening.
MISS Kate Mayhem, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
j: Mayhem, was married TO Allen W. Nc
Clary; The church Was prettily decorated,
and the surpllced choir furnished the music.
The maid of honor was Miss Anna Mulroy
Clarence Smith was best man. Two little
nelces OF the bride Myrna Mayhem and Flora
Paterson. were flower girls. Only the i'm
mediate family were invited to the supper at
the home of the brides parents, 1888 Reany
street. The presents were many and beau
lful. Mr.. and Mrs McClary left on an even
Ing train for hIahtomedi, their summer home.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs W.
E. MAYHEM. of Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Sparks. of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs A. f.
PETERSON and Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Seley, 'of st.
Paul. and Mr. and Mrs. f. McGregor, of Lin
wood.
One OF the happy events in upper town
circles was celebrated last Tuesday, the oc-
casion being the wedding of Miss Anna H.
Stahl 10 John j. Weisskopf. two well known
and popular young people. After the cere-
monies at the Assum ption church the happy
couple repaired to the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stahl. 161 Charles
street, where they kept open house during
the day. The young couple will spend some
time travelling. and on their return will be at
home on Edmund street.
Early Tuesday morning Miss Anna McMa-
hon and Patrick Corcoran were married at
the cathedral, Rev. Father Illig officiating
Miss Stella Kenaley was the bridesmaid and
John d. Curry best man. The ushers were
George j. Ryan and Thomas Doran. Mr.. and
Mrs: Corcoran will spend the summer at
White Bear.
K; M. Hennessy, of st. Paul. was married
Wednesday at Hastings to Miss Rosa May
MnTlaV nf Nv nd N
Morley, OF that city. The ceremony took
place at the church of the Guardian Angels,
Rev j. A. Fitzpatrick officiating, assisted by
Rev. Walter Raleigh, OF ST. Paul. Georgina
John Garfield. also of this city, best man.
The groom is of Hennessy Bros & Cox con-
tractors, and the bride is leading belle in
Hastings social circles. They left on the
e end train IN on wedding trip to the East
avenue, St Paul, after July Is.
pretty home wedding occurred at the
home of the bride, 40 West Winifred street,
Thursday afternoon, when Miss Jeanne Fur
geson. daughter OF James Furgeson. was
married to Robert Bishop, of Glasgow, Scot
land, by Rev. G. G. Reynolds, of Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian church. The brides
maid was Miss Maggie Nightingale, and the
best man Charles King, all OF ST. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. bishop took an evening train for
the North, and will be at home on their re-
turn at IS George street.
A very pleasant wedding occurred Wed
nesday AFTERNOON, June II, at the home of
Aid. Sutton, South ST. Paul. Mr.. Sutton's
sister, Miss Bertha Sutton, was married to
hammond Warren. of Minneapolis, Rev.
John Pemberton officiating. Miss Carrie
Warren accompanied the bride, while Rob-
ert Hutchins, of South st. Paul. acted as best
man. Quite party of relatives and intimate
friends from Minneapolis, ST, Paul and South
st. Paul were present Presents. numerous
and valuable, were received. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren will go TO their home In South Min
neapolis after short visit among friends.
A double wedding is not usual event, but
such a one transpired at the cathedral last
Tuesday morning. Miss Alice Mcclure was
married to William Hurley. and Miss Maggie
Hurley was married to Martin Vaughn. The
brides wore handsome going-away gowns
Miss Agnes Mcclure was bridesmaid for her
sister, and John Hurley brother of the
groom, was his best man. Miss Mamie Hur-
ley was bridesmaid for her sister, and Fran
els Mcguire was best man 10 the second
groom. A wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Frank MCGUIRE on Douglass
street. Mr.. Waugh is of North Branch, Miss
Maggie Hurley is of the same place, and
William Hurley is of the firm of Hurley
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