St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-14
MAY WEDDINGS.

A quiet but very pretty wedding occurred
Wedne sday at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
James Whitney Lusk, of Dayton avenue the
occasion being the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Ida to John G. Holman. The ceremony
was performed i'll one of the parlors, which
was made very fresh and bright with pro-
fusion OF green palms and smilax the win
doWs, doors and chandelier being wreathed
with the latter. Flowers and palms also
adorned the nall and dining room where the
wedding supper was served At 4 o'clock
DanZ's orchestra, from behind q screen of
palms, began the wedding march, and the
bridal party He'd into the room, where the
impressive ceremony was performed By Rev
Maurice o. Edwards. OF the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church. The first to enter the
room were the bridesmaids, Miss Carrie Lusk
and Ruth Lusk, sisters of the bride, both IN
| gowns OF pink MULE. The groom and best
man, Waiter G. Holman, brother of the
| groom. entered together, and after them
| came the bride on the arm of her-father.
| Only the relatives and most intimate friends
| Of the family were present at the marriage
and during the reception which followed.
| Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Holman
| left for Boston, where they will make their
| future home.
AT 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, in st.
Marks church, Minneapolis, occurred the
marriage Of Mary Laing Charlton, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John Charlton, of Western
avenue, aud W. L. Patton, railroad man of
| decorated with potted plants and flowers,
! and large number of friends witnessed the
| ceremony, which was performed by Rev H
| d. Nichols. The bride was attired i'll we'd
| ding gown OF white and was attended by heI
| sister. The best man was ). w. Patton, OF
| Minneapolis, brother of the groom. c. S.
| Tarbox, of the Peoples church, st. Paul,
| presided at the organ. The bridal couple left
| Immediately after the ceremony for wed
! ding trip to the East and will return about
49, Ia
! lake.
| June L al Washington, D. c., will occur
marriage OF Z Tyson Butcher. the we'll
| Known attorney Of this city, to Miss SalIie D.
! TubnaI, beautiful and wealthy Young So
| ciety woman OF the capital, and near relative
| of Gen. Magruder, Of Southern Confederacy
| fame. Mr.. Butchers 6ancee is just twenty
| two years old, and they have been lifelong
| friends. Indeed the intimacy between the
/ families goes back for three generations and
Miss Tubman !s very warm friend of Mr..
| Butchers sister, Mrs. Gen. Ayers. of Wash
! ington, who is SO well known III regular
| army circles. MI. Butchers family is one OF
the Oldest among the old aristocracy of the
South. Immediately efter the reception the
newly married pair will leave Washington
for Chicago, and after spending short time
at the worlds fair will arrive in ST. Paul
and spend the summer at White Bear lake
The marriage of Miss Clara Othelia Bjo1n-
| stad to Hans II. Preng occurred "Wednesday
| at the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
| church ct o'clock il the morning. re-
ception OF the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. !. BjorrstSd, OF 71y Ceda
street, followed the ceremony.
| Mrs A. Eunkel has sent out invitations an
nouncing the marriage Of her daughter An
! ME 10 g. W. Eoag, of st. Paul The cere
mony viii occur Tuesday evening, June 6
at the brides hoae 6l15 Prairie avenue, Chi
cGgo. Ill.
b; shs rei.lsacs OF the mother of the brid,