The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-30
LATE JUNE BRIDES.
Marriage OF Miss Marguerite Brown
and Charles Richardson.

Marriage or MISS marguerite SEOWh
and Charles Richardson.
The American flag was the important feature
in the decorations of the Brown residence last
evening, on the occasion of the wedding of
Miss Marguerite Brown to Charles Richard
son. The stars and stripes made most eff
fective background for the floral decorations,
which were sweet peas, roses and palms.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
D. Brown. The service used was that of the
Episcopal church and both Dr.Wright and Rev.
Dudley offc:ated. The bride entered the
rooms from the hallway above, accompanied
by her father. She wore heavy white satin
gown and long veil and carried marguer -tes,
the daiats Blossom FOR which she was named.
VI The bridal party was preceded by two
ushers, T. W. Brown and J. G. Norton, and
an aisle was made OF white satin streamers
held by Miss Louise Brown and Miss Fioi elce
Metcalf, who stood each side Of the inprovised
altar attired in apple green gowns; The
the archways between the rooms and hall
way.
McCluer, of ST. Cloud, followed the uzhers.
They wore pure white and carried sweet peas
and maiden hair ferns. Miss Cecil Brown,
the maid Of honor, came next, wearing white
France roses. The little flower girl, Miss
Elizabeth Rice, of Chicago, followed, 10 k
ing very sweet and dainty in pink silk under
organdie, with slippers and hose to match.
She carried marguerites. Then came the bride
and her father o. D. Brown, the bridegroom
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them at the altar.
A reception to 200 guests followed the cere-
mony, those receiving being: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. D. Brown, Mrs. H. M. Richardson, Mrs.
P. E. Brown.
Mrs. o. d. Brown wore black and white
satin.
Mrs. H. M. Richardson was attired in heavy
black satin.
Mrs. P. e. Brown wore black grenadine. over
silk.
Among the guests from out Of town were:
G. h Of
Miss Alice McCluer, of St. Cloud: Miss Hum
phrey, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson have gone to the
Atlantic coast and will be at home in Sep
TENDER, at $50 Ashland avenue.
The marriage of Miss Isabelle Robinson De-
lano and Franklin Rebert George was SOL
gational church. Rev W. W. Lewis per
formed the ceremony. The church was beau
tifully decorated with. ferns flags and cut
flowers and potted plants. Frank Kre:ger
played the Lohengrin march as the bridal
party entered, ushered in by Messrs. Charley
were followed by the maid of honor Miss
Leigh C.. Hirst cousin of the groom, who
wore white organdie and carried pink roses.
The bride came next in white swiss and car
ried Bride roses She wore a veil caught I'D
with a wreath of srni,ax. The bridegroom
and best man, Harry. G. George, met them at
A reception followed at the residence of the
| backgrounds parents The rooms were deco
rated with roses, palms and cut flowers Mr.
and Mrs: George left in the evening for Du-
luth and the Great Lakes, and will be at
home after July q at S65 Conway street
Mis-, Miss Maud Thompson and ]. c. Herman
Engel, of Minneapolis, were married last
evening at s O'Clock at the residence of the
brides brother, Ebert H. Thompson, 2217
North Nor FremonS PM, avenue We Minneapolis Mr. and
Anoka, where the latter is Judge Of the
probate court.
Miss Annie O'NeiIl and Renyille cbinnoct
were married Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the BRIDES brother o. H O'Neill. Father
McNulty performed tie ceremony. The bride
brother gave her away and her two nephews
Edward and Eugene O'Neill, were pages NJ
honor Vi
Miss May Dougherty presided at the piano
Miss Irene Donnelly, daughter of Prof. 7
u. Donnelly, principal of the German school
returned rsa ned Yesterday from Frontenac where
she mas been attending the Villa Maria
academy during the past year. Miss Don
nelly Will spend the summer in st. Paul.
was celebrated last evening in St. Peter
Claver's church The bride was Miss Emma
Fort Porter o Of this city and the bridegroom was
vile, Tenn. The bride has been raised
among the sisters of the Catholic faith. and
is graduate pra from St Benedict's convent, and
ceremony was allowed in the church by sne
eial dispensation. = Aside from this five
st. Benedict's sisters swere present at the
ceremony by permission of Mother sunerior
Aloysia. The bride was escorted to the altar
by F. L. McGhee.s She wore gown of
white brocaded satin and long tulle veil.
The bridal party WAS led by Ida Nav LOOMS
who carried large pillow made from
silken American flag. The bride knelt on
Pitts, Naome Showers and Alice La We're
followed, attired inEgcwns of white silk. with
wreaths OF flowers on their heads. The bride
aunt. followed, and then came the bride.
Father Cahill performed the ceremony. A
reception was held at the home of Mrs.
received by Mrs. Grover, Mrs. LOOMS and
Mrs. McGhee.