The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-19
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mullaney,
and Francis M. Swartz, of this CITY, oc
Cured Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
the cathedral and was witnessed by the reia- -
tives and intimate friends of the contracting
parties. Miss Cecilia Myers, sister OF tne
bride, was the maid Of honor. ana houere
Schwartz brother of the groom, pest man.
Rev. Father Lawler performed the ceremony
and Mrs. F. L. Hoffman played the Wedol 1iE
march. The bride wore a gown OF Wnlte sa .iaa
striped organdie over white silk and carriso
carnations. The maid of honor wore white
India lawn trimmed with lace and more ~
ribbons and carried white asters. AFTER Tue
ceremony the immediate family drove 10 Tue
home of the bride, 3O6 Harrison avenue, Where
a wedding breakfast was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Schwartz left on the 2 o'clock 1 Train
for Duluth and trip on the lak AGES oct neg
at 1857 Dayton avenue. Merriam Park.
The chapel connected with st. Mary S
church was the scene OF Weodlng luesuay
morning, the contracting parties oe pen Mrs
Patrick Kelly and John B. Meagher, OF man
kato. Palms and white begonias graced the
chapel, where Rev. Father Gibbons per1ormeo
the ceremony in the presence OF the 1htlina. D
friends and relatives of the bride and groom
The bride wore a Paris muslin over "nlte
silk the costume including brides nat.
who was gowned in a figured organize over a
lavender silk The groom was attended by
DR.. John Hamilton, of Cedar Rapids. After
the ceremony Wedding breakfast Mr a Mss Mrs
Meagher left in the evening Tor . M0nesed In
They will be at home to their fr1enos III
Mankato after Oct. 15
A charming wedding took place last Satur-
day at o'clock, when Miss Eliza Groves be-
came the bride of Henry Schoen Inc ceTe-
mony was performed at the home OF the
brides aunt, Mrs. Preston. OF Plne s bri9e
was maid of honor, and Homer Reper at
tended the groom. The bride was attlreo IN
mousseline de sole over blue SILK, maze, en-
ali
maid of honor wore blue silk and carried
American Beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoen will be at home to their friends a1ter
Oct. l.
their golden wedding Thursday evening
Mrs. Robertson was Miss Margaret Ann Lar
penteur and met and married Mr. Robert,
son in Maryland. The evening was spe erIoo ~
of fifty welded summers joined IN the eoo9
old SQUARE dance. The music was furnlsheo
by their son, August Robertson
Miss Nellie Treacy :, and ID T Jeramla Church
Wednesday morning, Rev. Fir GIBBONS pei per
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney
left for tour of the lakes. They viii pc at
home, at $50 Lawson street. after oct. l.
The marriage of Miss Rachel Catherine Nc
Govern, of Madison, Wis, to George w.
Markham, of this city, occurred TUESDAY
morning at St. Raphaels church in Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Markham will be at nome aiter
Oct. Is at SO Mackubln street.
DR.. Smith. of the Peoples church, united
Alice n. Slifer in marriage to w. ii. Holder
Wednesday afternoon: The ceremony took
place in the Olivet Methodist church. Mr.: and
Mrs Holder left on a three weeks wedding
tour They will be at home to their friends
after Oct /, at S7S Armstrong avenue
Miss Frances Amelia Drummer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Christian Drummer, and John
Edward Engquist will be married Wednesday
afternoon at the Church of the Messiah.
Miss Bina Andrus was married Tuesday to
William Seeger, of this city. The ceremony
occurred at the home of the brides parents
in Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Anna Tauscher to
Albert Ihm will occur Wednesday afternoon
in St. Paul's United Evangelical church.
The engagement of Miss Florence L. Clark
and Charles W. Mailer is announced.