The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-17
MATRIMONIAL TIES.

The wedding of Miss Ada Richardson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hlcn 9do us0n %
and William Louis Kelly IT, tooh Pla'G ~
the home of the BRIDE Tuesday evening. Ia
house was decorated throughout IN PINK anu
green. In the drawing room over t 1Ie VIZ,
dows was suspended an arch OF sIlLlaA 49, Hie
drooninc clusters of white roses, under WhlCh
tbe ceremony was performed At CLOCK Ine
choir bows of St. Johns church IN thelI
.vestments passed through the rooms TWO 10y
two preceding the DriGdi party. ! lie disle
was formed nv bands of white satin RIBBON
held by SIX small girls: Merriam f1oli1la az
Ethel Havnie Belle and Helen Reilly, LOIS
Torinus of saltwater and MAUD
The choir sang the chorus from "Lohengrl4 Il,
and were followed by the ushers, MAJ. W.
w Price and Lieut.. Houie lhen came I Tue
maids the maid of honor, ana tne DrIue l0"l an
ing on the arm of her father. The groom, a.
tendt by the officiating clergyman, FdOuel
Lawler and the best man, Harry L. JAWS
met the bride and her attendants at the a4CaI;
The brides gown was OF Whlte saCh anu
lace and she carried Bride roses, MISS
Gussie Richardson, the maid of honor ana
sister of the bride wore gown OF PINK sdtlh;
The bridesmaids, Misses Rose H Il; ,h %ta
Florence Morehous, were dressed IN Wnlte
organize with PINK ribbons. The nttie rlDnon
bearers wore white Swiss frocks anu PINK
sashes. reception followed the ceremony
Richardson, receiving in the drawing room,
assisted by Mesdames Mower OF "Arc0Ia,
saltwater Mimi; W. l.. Kelly, II. IorlnuS'
Of Saltwater: E. Van Worries, Braden, H.
Leslie Ware and Bennett and Misses stephen
SON Brown. Warner. Walther, Morehous,
Treat O'Brien and Green. There was dane
ing music being played by Seibert's orchestra,
stationed on the upper floor. Mr.. Kelly and
his bride left for the coast, and will be at
home Thursdays, after March l, at 564 Mar
shall avenue.
There was a pretty wedding in 81 James
church Wednesday morning, when MISS
Emma Dresser, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dresser, was married to trederlck
Leonard The bride was attired in silver
-, Cd With white
and steel ribbon, and carried Bride roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Mae Cavanaugh,
was gowned in dove gray, trimmed with
duchess lace, rose pink velvet and ribbons
The bridesmaid Miss Louise Heinl wore
gown Of olive green, with lace and olive
green ribbon. MessrS. Matthew Dresser and
Edward Delaney attended MIR. Leonard. I'm
mediately afer the wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides parents,
GAG Randolph street. The house was taste
fully decorated with flowers and palms. After
receiving the hearty congratulations OF their
friends the bride and groom left for a trip
at home after Jan. "A at No. 296 Duke street.
Miss Annie Sullivan and P. Graft of Wis
consin, were married at the Cathedral Tues
dav morning. Miss Mary Walsh was brides
maid and P. Sullivan best man. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Double, 32l
West Seventh street.
The marriage of Miss May Keller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Keller and John
Brown will take place Tuesday evening, Jan.
20, at the residence of the brides parents,
643 Central park Only the immediate family
will be present