The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-29

carnations tied with PINK riDbops. The bride
and her father followed AMI two gill us S,
in white orgaEdie, came next in order. T-1ey
were Miss Anna and Miss Minnie Schnlede-
man. jas. Porter, the best man, aad Lewis
Gloeser, usher for the groo msman,1 came last.
The bride was met at the altar by atae bril
groom ard g! oonsE an, Her ~ Ar nsen. The
bridal party formed circle round the aILar.
musical programme was played by Mr.
Swanson.
A reception followed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Lange, ,59o Sou Robert
street The d era ms were elaborate and
Beautiful. The color scheme was pink and
green carried out il ross md f-rns. In the
dining o m garlards of eak aves in.erwo-
ven With roses were used.
The out of town guests were Misses Seine
deman, of Msdiso9, Wis; Nj FL IN, ma al a: :, q
CART Ct Bile lain; Mr.. I'D Mr. H2fkp = +
Woodbury., Ninn.; Mad M s. Me sAA15 hur,
of Mianeap. liz. 49, ;;,,.E !,
with white; a.rz NJ Arthur, black silkf1rim i'm.
med with purple, Mrs. Hopwcod, black SIN
and chiffon: Mrs. Porter, black silk with
white chiffon. 90
MI ard MrssMiler Wild at h.rne "a at r
july 26, eta10s Fast Lsui 5 II : t. n II
homestead Yves a gift OF the prices p4rrsS hls'
Miss Y:tae Lawler, of Rochester, MIMI
and Michael Moriarty, of St Paul were mar ar
ned yesterday morning at S o.clsek, at III. IN.
BRIDES home, in Rochester. Fa-her Lawa4i
Ter Tended BY her sister. Miss Margaret Lawl r.
'Iohn Moriariiy, brother of the, groom acs-
ed as best man.
The marriage of Miss Florence =: bailey,
sister Of E. H. Bailey. of this city, 70 oa "a .
uel DA Hornan to-k place last eveaihs a. III {
c'c,ock at tie home of Mr. ana MIS-. =. . r. =.
ricl was read by Rev. H. M. Simmons OF
Minneanolis. before some 100 guests. ne ~
bride wore handsome gown OF hsavy VA Ia -
A long tulle vel fell from the crown OF ne. assI
head to her feet, and she carried a peaut aui
bouquet o: white sweet p as me pria a., a
DIS were four yong g:ilsM MIS- Ei.noT
E-;ss Imey Foot, CT St. Louis. The pns s
man was Mr.. R-bnson, CT st. LOUIS. a o are
DIS w2ra gowns Sf T sbaT V %aas a sash
bhons Matching tire roses in hue The rooms
we dec raaei with. as aragus vine, mage a; i
hi ir forms and quantft es OF PING s3,rt wed
and Mrs. Do1m have gone fer snsre w@a-
d ng trip
Mis- Carrie TOPPING a,d r: J. Mac Il
Dont1l were ere m nnT nTsa by s' Rev Father Cos
>. ore VT TIE br;ee were ivory satin a-d large
Tict1re cove ed wi h cstr.ch pluni-s ,ef'
c. rr.ed white "a in r5aye yer oo Hz P,ter Mac
Mss POPPING atteneed Ler.> NJ.
Tba lb~r h was eccr ted with ferns. I'm
and rose Mr.. and Mrs. Mac cI, ras,da 90" at
zone for a short tip, and VIII reside d
Como.
Tomorrow evening Miss Hope opsv viii give o aa
en,e; Nv I Junior Symphony orches-
tra rcudns aboi't thirty jSyenie mT The h.
Ella violn ard mandolin b per 4pe promine
orch orch ra MISS Tll bcstt soprano Miss Potgs,
sto ana Ms za'sa eT Fu nl plaa one
rsaHer. no rlv violin solos and Kenneth
Smith tn M ndolin solo The girls double sou rlo
9saF5 cdt. one 9 ths1 pseyns
a sIiT eive patriotic selection. Mrs. A. 3,
shop will accompany at the nl piano sa h ana
lao.esl .;s olen &c rs.,aI The proceeds viii go
the as music fund Of the orchestra The
and far fh the past we tWo m
Hope has o;ren successful entertainments.
one Of a'" Which will be remembered as the
kinder symphony and Gsrman in
~ lunches last winter, and -tomorro"
even.ne's concert promises even more.