St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-12
NUPTIAL KNOTS,
Several We1I-knovn Young PeopIe
Get Married

yet MARRIED.
There was quite large gathering to wit
ness the marriage of Harry Howard, well
known st. Paul young man, who has been
identified with the city from his birth to
Miss Carrie Skog of 638 Mississippi street
which took place at the Norwegian Lutheran
church, corner Of Thirteenth and Canada
streets, at 7:3O p. m. Wednesday evening
The ceremony was Of especial interest to the
fair sex on account of its being a rainbow
wedding. the bridesmaids being dressed in
the various colors of the rainbow. The effect
was very pleasing, and with the beautiful
decorations produced effect not often
seen. The knot was tied by the Rev. NJ.
Saeter. The bride wore a dress of white silk
traditional orange blossoms Miss Bertha
Gross was the maid of honor, and the bride
was accompanied by the following brides
maids: Miss Lena Gross, Miss Mary Angus
tine. Miss Marie Anderson, Miss Ellingson,
Miss Josie Bookner and Miss Helen
Strothren. The groom was supported by
George Dantho, and Messrs. F. F. Young,
Gust Augustine, Thomas Leneau, Barnard
Lynch, Roland Hartier, James Churchill and
Life Young, of Minneapolis After the cere-
mony the guests were driven in carriages to
Wagner's hail. on Western avenue and
Charles street, where supper was served, and
dancing was INDUCED in.
There was a pretty home wedding last even
ing at the residence Of Mr., and Mrs. w. G..
Williams on North Cherry street, Gales
burg Ill., the bride being their second
daughter, Fanny Victoria Ann Williams, and
the groom, Sherman Henry Morgan,
of this city. From outside of the
city there were in attendance Mr..
and Mrs: $. E. Noble, of Daven-
port; E. R. Buckley and e. ]. Williams,
Chicago. 1t was 1880 o'clock when the cere-
mony was performed. Mr.. Noble was
groomsman, and Miss Amy Williams. sister of
the bride, was bridesmaid. The bride wore
dark navy-blue travelling dress, with tan
trimmings. and with hat and gloves to
match, and carried bouquet of bridal roses
The bridesmaids bouquet was of dark red
carnations. After the ceremony the COM
pany seated themselves around the large
table in the dining room. The table was
deliberately decorated with white and pink
carnations and roses. Three generations en-
joyed the feast. The evening was spent most
merrily. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan left last
night for Chicago and from there will go
East They will be at home, 36S East Tenth
street after April 90 The bride is a member
of the Kings Daughters of Grace church.
Galesburg. Mr.. Morgan is with the Wall
blom Furniture and Carpet company, of this
city.
ing at the First Christian church. st. Louis
The contracting parties were Miss Frances
Alberta Cowels, Of that city, and Harry w.
Crandall, of st. Paul.
quiet wedding was celebrated Tuesday
afternoon at Christ church. the contracting
parties being Miss Mary Dougherty, daughter
of Mrs. e. s. Dougherty, and Harry Elan
drau Warner. DR.. c. D. Andrews oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner on returning from the
East, will be at home at 175 College avenue.
brilliant nuptial event of the week was
the marriage of Miss Minnie Smith and AL
fred S. Guiterman. The ceremony was per-
formed at the temple Tuesday, Dr. Hess Of
floating. Mr.. and Mrs. Guiterman will travel
during the .'frln:sl. ac3 IN their return will
be ut home = s:'N1 --.oet.