The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-11

| lie Mers and John L. CoIoo, No.
ried at the Home of the nrid.,.
| Uncle, Judge Samuel Morriso,
| Another popular st. Paul Young
woman who has made this CITY her
nome since her birth was welded YES
terday in Christ church amid throne
OF the friends of her childhood and of
her later life. The groom is a ST PAM
man, having resided here ever since
| boyhood '''-'0e
Last evening at 7:30 o'clock Miss Caro-
line Bell Officer, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Officer, was married
to William Winfield Brown, son of Mr..
ana Mrs. e. f. Brown. The ceremony
| was performed in Christ church nv
Rev. DR.. Andrews, and the church was
| 1llled by those who had been informally
bldden by the bride. Rev. Harvey Of
ncer, the brides brother, presided at
the organ, and during the ceremony
rendered Liszt's Les Preludes"
The bridal party entered to the music
OF ~Lohengrin." The ushers, William
| K. Putnam, Of Minneapolis Blanchard
Carpenter. Sam ]. Joy and Harry
| Brown, came first. Following came the
flower girl, little Eleanor Hill, attired
IN white swiss and carrying white
sweet peas. The bridesmaids, Miss Ev-
elyn officer and Miss Ruth Woodward.
OF st. Cloud, followed. Their gowns
were OF white swiss, and they also car
r1ed white sweet peas.
MISS AIlce officer, the maid Of honor,
! IolloWed. She wore white swiss and
carried white sweet peas
Inc bride entered last with her faith
| er: Her gown was of white tulle over
Wnite SIX, with tulle sash and long
tulle veil. She carried white roses. The
altar before which the service was read
was beautiful It had been banked
with wild shepherds purse, dainty
| white Hover peculiar to Minnesota. and
hedging the pretty blossoms were
maldenhair ferns. The teachers of
| Christ church Sunday school, who have
| been Miss Officers associates, gathered
the flowers and did the decorating.
Following the ceremony at the church
| there was an informal reception at the
| OH1cer home on st. Peter street. Mrs.
| Officer received with her daughter Her
| gown was of black lace over white
| satin. Mrs. Brown, the mother of the
bridegroom, wore black satin.
Miss Grace Lorene De Mers, niece of Judge
samuel Morrison, and John l.. Cohoon were
MORRISON nome on Dayton avenue. The
| ice was read by Father Hammet of St Louis
| very simple.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
satin and organdie and carried a huge
punch OF Meteor roses. which made vivid
was worn. Her maid of honor. Miss May
| Connolly, of Saltwater, wore white and car
T Marr pink a roses and the flower girls Miss
were also attired in pure white gowns and
carried armfuls Of pink roses.
The ceremony was performed in the second
Parior, before bank Of palms and American
Beauty roses. The groom entered first with
ms pest man, Paul Weed. and with the
clergyman T awaited the coming of the bride.
| The flower girls entered next, followed by
| the maid of honor and then came the bride,
escorted by her uncle. Judge Morrison.
An informal reception to some thirty friends
| and relatives followed the ceremony. Receiy-
| ing were:
Mrs. Daniel Lawler, in organde over white
| silk. -,
Mrs. Racquet. black velvet, purple sweet
| peas.
Mrs, J. P. Mclaughlin. Miss Ada Murphy.
Mrs, De Mers. black peau de sole, trimmed
Out Of town guests were: Miss Grace Muir
ply. Mrs. H. Murphy Minneapolis, and
Cheney Robertson, Of Winona
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohoon have gone for lake
trip. They will reside at the Marlborough.
The first military card party of the series
being given by Mrs. William Tucker takes
place this afternoon. Mrs. Tucker will be
assisted by Mrs. Bum Hersey, Miss Tilton,
Miss Barker and Miss Rugg.
MIS- CndrleS L. N0yeS and Miss Julia
Noyes entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. E. M. Van Duzee entertains at White
Bear today
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kelsey very pleasantly
entertained friends Tuesday evening in honor
CT their tenth wedding anniversary. The dec
orat1onS in the rooms were sweet pas: the
lawn was lighted with Chinese lanterns and
other colored lights. The feature of the even
ing was guessing contest. The guess were:
Mr. md Mr. arra
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Mr.. and Mrs
Frank R. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Tinker, Mr..
and Mrs. Grady, Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherby
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hamilton, Mrs. Sammons and Miss Rosamond
Sammons,- Mrs: George Hammond, Mrs Brant
and Miss May Brant. Refreshments were serv-
ed at 1890. Mrs. Kelsey was assisted by Mrs
Frank Ge-rge, Misses Brant and Summons
lawn social will be given this evening.
Payne avenue and Geranium street. By the
ladies of the First Swedish Baptist church.
Mrs. Ovid Martel. of Case street. enter
tanned few young people Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Airing on
Hills Presbyterian Church will ho,d a special
meeting this afternoon to arrange for an ice
cream social in the church parlors.
The Ladies' Guild of St. James Episcopal
Church will give an Ice cream social tomor-
yards orchestra will be In attendance The
ladies in charge are Mrs E. j. Rischatsch,
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Mollie Bryant.
The Young Peoples Society OF Gus avus
Adolphus Church will give excursion this
afternoon and evening on the Flora Clark.
They will go as far Hastings and up the
st. CroiX.
Como Division L. A. to the O.. r. c. gives
a Red Cross card party week from this
evening at the home of Mrs. F. A. Pease,
on Case street. The proceeds will be tendered
composed of Mrs. w. E. Daggett, Mrs. H. D.
Powers Mrs. John Stapleton.
The excursion on the river, which was to
have been given by the King Street NJ. E.
church last Friday evening, will be given
tonight. The boat leaves the Jackson street
dock at s o'clock sharp.
Ellsworth circle, No. s. Ladies of the G.
A. R., have postponed their lawn social that
was TO have been given at the home of Gen.
Nuremberg, because of the illness of Mrs.
Nuremberg.
friends at White Bear lake.
Edmund F. McCrumish is home: after
tour with the Andrews company, with which
he will join again in the fall
Miss Mitchell. Mrs. J. w. Edgerton's guest,
has returned home.
Glenwood.
Mrs. w. R. Tyler, of Ashland avenue is
at Prior lake.
Mrs. Charles j. Smith. Of the Ashland, is
home from Mobile.
Mrs j. B. Baird is home from Cape May.
Mrs David Day and the Misses Day are
home from the sea shore.
Mrs Alexander Stone Is entertaining Miss
Stone of Grand Forks.
Miss Mary Furber is In Seattle. visiting her