St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19
AT HYMEN1S SHRINE,

The welding IF Miss Minnesota Schfmann
and James 4. Macleod created no little sur
prise among friends of both young people,
rs it was somewhat unexpected, at least for
some time to come. very pretty feature
Of the event was the fact of the bridal party
being marked combination of blonde and
brunette. The bride was a lovely brunette,
the groom being decidedly fair. Miss Car
penter, the maid of honor, was of the purest
Of blonde types, and Frank Deacon, the best
man, is brunette. Miss Florence Schifmann
Rnd Miss Abel Lanpher are brunette and
blonde respectively. This arrangement was
wholly unprecedented and was charming in
Its effect. AT the bridal supper, served by
Ramaley, and Immediately following, consid-
Irable merriment was caused among the young
people present by the cutting of the bride
bake, which contained besides the usual
amount of sugar and spice and everything
nice" a ring, which fell to the lot of Miss
Florence Schifmann; penny which was in
Miss Flowers piece, a thimble which came
to Miss Alice Carpenter, and button, which
is now in the possession of Frank Reid. The
struggle among the young ladies which fol-
lowed the throwing Of one Of the brides blue
per railing TO the hall below, was not less in
teresting. The band of blue silk was carried
home in triumph by Miss Flower, while Miss
Macleod Won the bouquet.
At Merriam Park Tuesday evening, Rev.
Mr. Covert, pastor CT the Presbyterian church,
united in wedloclh Pauline M. Penditt to John
F. Coggswell, After a few well chosen re-
marks from the pastor, who is an aid friend
of the BRIDE the party returned to ST. Paul.
The bride was handsomely attired in brown
velvet, trimmed in sable and carried white
violets. She was attended by Miss Bassford.
who black velvet trimmed in ermne,
and carried purple violets. The groom was
assisted by w. j. Towle. Mr.. and Mrs. Coggs-
we'll will reside in Minneapolis, where they
will be cat home" to their friends after Feb.
1 at 'The Holiness
Wednesday morning, at StPatrick's church
Rev. J. F. Dolphin united in marriage Miss
Dill Kelly, of East Acker street, and T.
nj hl hri6 O
gown Of cream satin and was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Kelly, who was attired in
cream silk. The groom was accompanied by
his brother. John O'Brien. of New York city.
After dinner at the home Of the brides
parents the young couple left for their new
home in Spokane. Wash.
The marriage, Of Miss Celia Fallan. q
Paul. was celebrate Wednesday evening al
the brides home. Miss Annie Falan sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid, and P. H. Scan
Ian acted best man. A large number OF
friends Of the young couple from the Twin
Cities were present.
Miss Fairchild, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
II. s. Fairchild, and Charles H. Bigelow Jr.
will be married at First M. E. church, by
Bishop Fowler, Jan. 80. The ceremony will
be followed by small reception to only
the most intimate friends and the imme-
date family.
The wedding of Miss Fannie R. Johnson and
Fred H. Frye took place Sunday last at the
home of the brides father, w. r. johnson
EAST Falrn6lu avenue. rev. CnarIeS Holmes
performed the ceremony. A wedding dinner
followed.
The wedding of Miss Jennie L. Mitchell and
DR.. H. L. Staples took place last evening al
the Aberdeen, Rev. John Paul Egbert per-
forming the ceremony. Only the Immediate
family were present DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell
left the same evening for Mediterranean
trip.
Miss Anna Tillson, of Bangor Me-, who
Is visiting Mrs. Col, Hersey, will be married
to Charles Stnchfeld, one of Detroit'f
wealthy men, just before Lent. The wedding
will be very quiet.
The engagement of Joseph Herr and Miss
Alice Hartzberg, Of Baltimore. has been an
hounced. Mr.. Herr was until recently O
resident of st. Paul.
Charles 3. Simpson, Of Washburn Wis
and Miss Gertrude Mack, of this city; were
married Wednesday morning at the residence
Of Father Colbert.
Miss Agnes Schiermann, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Schiermann, of Pine street
and Hugo Schlenk Will be married Tuesday
evening Jan. Is.
The engagement of Misc Kittis Maud Tay
Tor, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Taylor
to Carleton z. West was announced during
the week. :
Frederick Livermore, O. Chicago, ard Mis-,
Harrison. CT Philadelphia, have announced
heir engagement.
Charles Knapp and Miss Lena A. Smith will