The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
AUTUMN BRIDES.

A pretty wedding took place in Assumption
church Tuesday it being the marriage o.
Miss Barbara Wagner, of this city, to Peter
Koch. of Loretto, Mimi. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Katherine Wagner
and T. F. German oflciated as best man
Rev. Father Alexous Huffman, of st. Johns
university, cousin Of the bride, performed
the ceremony. The bride was attired in 6
handsome gown OF white taffeta and carried
brides roses. The bridesmaid wore organdie
over yellow, and carried. roses. Mr. ant
Mrs Koch will be at home after Oct. Is al
Loretto.
Miss Jennie Walter, daughter OF Mrs. Mar,
Walter OF Sherburne avenue, was married
Tuesday morning to John P. Newell, the cere-
mony being celebrated with low mass at the
Church of the Assumption. Father Alfred
ofiiciated The bride was attended by Miss
Walker, of Texas. The bridegroom was SUD-
ported by Alexander Walter The ushers were
w. J. Derrick and Peter Puscn A wedding
breakfast followed at the home Of the brides
mother, to which the relatives were invited
Mt MI. ana Mrs Newell will be at home after
NOV. l. al 2zS plymouth avenue, Minneapolis
Miss Mae Mower Van Worries. only daush-
ter OF Mrs. e. M. Van voorhees, and Charles
Wallace Braden were married at O'Clock
Wednesday evening at st. Johns church
MISS Josephine Hungerford. of Minneapolis,
was maid Of honor, and Harry Titcomb was
best man, Rev. Dudley Rhodes o6lc,ated A
reception followed at the home of Mr. and
MRS. VIII Richardson. of Marshall avenue.
Albert Wilde and Miss Louise Bronson were
81 Peta thursday afternoon at o'clock at
o.. eter episcopal church, by Rev. r.
Gesner: rector. Miss May Bronson. sister az
G G prloe. was the maid Of honor and MT.
C GsuIey u KsSosagers was the best man. Miss
SaIrle wide, the grooms sister was the
bridesmaid, and Edward Freeman was the
ding march. INC "eo-
me Mothers club, of Dayton's Bluff. will
hoid meeting at the CONGREGATIONAL church
parlors. Bates avenue and Gonwav straet
luesoay afternoon at o'clock The object
OF THIS organization is mutual sympathy and
iS ~ ts ano the instruction of it's members
IA an the general principles Of child training.
All interested ladies OF Dayton's Bluff have
been invited to join the club.
The Capital Debating club was organized
lase Monday and the following officers were
elected: President, Mr.. Tuber; vice presl-
GENT, Z. ii. Richter; secretary and treasurer.
=. j. Plouske. Topic for discussion for the
Tuber meeting will be Silver vs. Gold Mr.
Richter on the negative.
Mr. Charles Thompson, of this city. and
MISS Margaret Brooks, of Denver were mar
rIeo tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at the
thompson nome on Woodward avenue. DR..
:. Y. Conley, of the First Baptist church, per-
formed the ceremony. Only intimate friends
and relatives were present
invitations have been issued for the mar
rage OF Miss Henrietta Neuman, of New Ulm,
ana Louis A. Entriup OF this CITY. at the
cathedral Wednesday morning. at Q O'Clock
Miss Adele Devorien and A. L. Entriup will
De, the attendants. Rev. Father Lawler viii
oficiate.
Miss Georgia Anna Nourse, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs; William George Nourse, and
Harry watkins Powers will be married
wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents, 1131 Montana street
Cnlcago. A number of st. Paul people will
!, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cudworth. of St. An
tnony Park, have cards out for the MARRIAGE
OF their daughter, AIDA, to Frank H. Smith
OF Minneapolis. The ceremony will take place
Wednesday, Oct. q, at the Cudworth resi-
oence, on Cromwell avenue
Miss Margaret ]. Hickey, Of West st. PauI
ana Michael Sweeney were married at Hast,
ing. e0uaS efeh-
nine, Inc engagement Of Miss Myrtle Lyons and
Wiilam Jones is announced The wedding
VIII take place in the early spring.
Ine engagement of Miss Bertha Nav Stew
arr ana Robert Kenyon Keller is announced.
Inc engagement of Miss Bertha Nav Stewart
ana Robert Kenyon Keller is announced