The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
WINTER BRIDES.

The marriage of Miss Marie Nevins and
George Groetsch was celebrated at TIE resi-
aehce OF the brides parents, Atwater street,
Louis parish, offieiated. Miss Christine
Nevins was maid of honor and Henry F.
Groetsch best man. The bridesmaid was
Laura Peyer, ard groomsman, Joseph J. New
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Groetsch left for the East
and will be at home at LIE Sueur after Dec. J.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Davitt and Howard
MorelaDd Pers0n, of Chicago, were married
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Davitt.
me house was decorated in pink and white
chrySanthemums. The bride was attended
by Miss Hayes. of Minneapolis, and Edmund
}. Davitt brother of the bride was be t man.
The bride was attired in a handsome taller
made gown Of blue cloth. The welding care-
mony was performed by the Rev w. II.
Sheran. Only the immediate relatives were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson lef on the
evening train for their future home, Chicago.
Miss Lydia Putnam and Anthony G. Vogt
were married Wednesday evening at t e res
idence of the brides parents, East Third
street, by the Rev. H. F. Stillwell. The
pride was attired in cream satin wi veil.
mss Elizabeth Vogt. maid of honor. wore
Write null over pink taffeta. Miss Clara o.
son and Miss Lydia PhiDps were. the brides
maids, the former being gowned in white
swiss over green and The lattar In Eyh;te
swiss over blue taffeta. The groom was at
tended by Louis F. Nienaber Messrs Ed
ward GIN and f. Neal were groomsmen. A
wedding supper was served Mr. and Mrs
Nogt will be at home at 701 East Third street,
Wednesdays after Dec 10.
The marriage CT Mss Clarebel Isis Ward.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Ward of
Gladstone, and Gale Sherry. of Hubs N, Wis,
vas solennized Thursday at ST. Johns
church, this eig.. Rev Father Csys. Gleason
P ended By hr ssf s b a was %op at
and was attired in a travelling dress of
green broade.Qth. 'John- f.. Wald attended
The groom. Miss Elizabeth Ward was at
tlreu III green cashmere. A reception and
wedding breakfa was held al the brides
rome. at Gladstone, for the imms date rela-
tiyes and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left
Ter Europe to be gone about six IN hs.
Miss Lily Scholert, only daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. p. SchOl-ert, and William Weber
were married at O'Clock last Wednesday
evening at the brides home on Fuller rect
ReV. j. A. Deter, Of the Church of the Re-
daemer, performed the ceremony. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with palms. the
chandeliers were festConed with smi.ax ard
the arches were pTofusely d apsd wi h wild
ivy. The decorations in the dining on were
ehrysanthemums and Anne lean Beau.y roses.
The ceremony was performed under a we'd
ding bell of Bride roses, in the library,
which was perfect bower Of fern, palms
ard Bride roses. The bridal party entered
TO the wedding march from Lohengrin, played
by Mrs. DetZer Miss Anderson, a cousin of
the bride. was maid of horror, and IIr. Rich
ter was best man. The bride wore a gown of
cream silk made dem!-tTain. and carried
white satin ribbons The maid of honor wore
organdie over white. and carried pink roses
tled with streameTs Of pink satin ribbon. Mr..
and Mrs. Weber left on the evening train
for the East. They viii be at home after
Dec 10. at 500 Fuller street.
social incident of more than ordinary in
terest in Bridgeport. Conn. yesterday was
the wedding Of Miss Charlotte l. Estrange
Bishop. daughter Of Dr. Sydney Bishop, OF
No. 24l Washington avenue, to Charles Will
liam Gordon. of ST. Paul. MINI. The wedding
took place in the Church OF the Nativity the
0ihclating clergyman being the Rev. Edgar A
EnoS, or Troy. N V, assisted by the Rev.
Louis n. Booth, OF Bridgeport. The brides
glaids were the Misses Georgana ard Helen
Bishop. sisters of the bride Jared How OF
st, Paul, was best man. and Judge George L.
Paul. were the ushers. Because of a recent
death in the family of the bride the wedding
vas quiet. Nevertheless. the church was
crowded, and at the wedding breakfast at
the home of Or. Bishop, besides the members
of the families of the bride and bridegroom
there were many guests from St. Paul and
New York. Mr.. ard Mrs. Gordon have gone
to Virginia for the honeymoon. after which
they viii live in ST. Paul The church in
which the marriage took place was built by
the brides grandfather, the Rev. E Ferris
bishop and by him was presented to the
aggregation. The great GRANDPA Their OF the
bride was Alfred Bishop. of the New Haven
railroad. Richards Gordon the father of the
bridegroom. is one of the leading merchants
of St. Paul. Miss Katherine Gordon, the
bridegroom's sister is well known in society
both in New York and st. Paul The BRIDE
groom has been well known by the Granger
His farewell bachelor dinner at the Manhas-
tan club on Monday evening was tasteful and
memorabe.-From the New York Tribune OF
Thursday.