The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-06
WIS 4 DAY OF WEDDINGS
THREE COUPLES WE'RE UNITED
WITH PRETTY CEREMONIES
YESTERDAY
ONE Is VERY ELABORATE
Home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Reau-
tlfuIIy Decorated, and Many
Witness Their DauSh-
ter's Marriage.

! ing at 7:30 o'clock at the brides home on
| Summit avenue Dr. w. w. Everts, of
the Woodland Park Baptist church, read
the service A profusion of beautiful
flowers and an abundance of green foliage
were used to decorate the rooms on the
main floor. The ceremony was performed
| in the main parlor, the bridal party stand
| ing in the bay window before a curtain of
| smilaX The mantel was banked with
| Bride roses and fern. About 400 guests
were present when Mr.. Clarence q. KIM
| ball, of Dixon, Ill, seated at the piano,
! announced the approach of the bridal
party by playing the Lohengrin wedding
music. The little twoyear-old niece of
| the bride, Esther Louise Pickwick, pre-
! ceded the bridal party. She wore lace
| frock and carried basket of pink roses.
| The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.
! Eli PickWick Jr., Of Newark, n. j., as
matron Of honor; and by Miss Anna Lam
bert, Of Chicago, and Miss Eloise Brown,
of ST. Paul, as bridesmaids The best
man was DR.. William Forster, of Kansas
City; and the ushers were Mr. Walter A.
Proctor, of Columbus, Wis, and Mr..
Harry L. Thompson, of Chicago. Col.
John Lambert, Of Chicago, the brides
uncle, gave her away.
The bride was gowned in white silk
| grenadine over white taffeta with pearl
| trimmings. She wore a veil and carried
a bouquet of Eride roses and lilies of the
valley Mrs. Pickwck wore white NOUS
seine de sole over taffeta and carried
white carnations The bridesmaids were
gOWned alike in pink silk grenadine over
| white taffeta and carried punches of pink
carnations.
A large reception followed the wedding.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop received with the
bridal party. They were assisted by Mrs.
l.. e. Penny. Mrs. Andrew Muir Mrs
| James Muir, Mrs. Timothy Foley, Mrs.
! Victor Shillock, OF Minneapolis and Mrs.
! Howard Lancaster. The dining room was
| in charge of Mrs. e. M Prouty, Mrs. e.
G. Titcomb, Mrs. William H. Kane. They
were assisted by Miss Adeline Mathes,
Miss Louise Du Frcne Miss Espy, Miss
Marie Boch and Miss Marian Putnam.
| The decorations in the dining room were
pink. The coffee table was in charge OF
Mrs. George Thompson, assisted By Mrs..
James Gooding, Miss Nellie Stevenson and
Miss Katherine Phillips. Mrs George
Magee served punch in the library, as
sisted by the Misses Dalrymple, Miss
Berry Lancaster and Miss Nellie B. Hope.
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra played
during the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Forster left last evening
in Col. Lamberts private car for a trip
to Kansas City. They will be at home
June 10 and q at 513 Summit avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Martha Florence
Diamond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Diamond, to Mr.. Henry H. Ran
dali, was solemnized last evening at 8
o'clock at the brides home on Grand ave-
Rev Herman Randall Grand
Rapids, Mich, brother of the groom, per-
formed the ceremony. The rooms were
decorated with roses, carnations and
palms. The ceremony was performed in
the second parlor before mantel banked
with flowers The only attendant was
| Gordon Lyman, nephew of the groom,
who acted page Mrs. George B. Ly-
man played the wedding march. The
bride wore a fOulard gown trimmed with
point lace applique, and carried bouquet
of lilies of the valley. A wedding sup
per was served to twenty guests and was
followed by a reception. Mrs. Herman
Randall, of Grand apids, and Mrs. Har-
ry kawlnson assisted. Mr.. and Mrs RAN
dali left last evening for the East. They
will be at home after Aug. ! at the Oak
land on Summit avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mary Sherman,
| daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Sherman, to
! Charles Friend Jr took place yesterday
/ at Assumption church Rev. Dominic
HOFFMAN, offfciated The bride wore a
! tan cloth costume and was attended by
Miss Mary Goodman, who was gowned
in a steel-colored cloth gown. Frank
! Friend was best man. Following the cere-
/ mony a wedding breakfast was served
for the bridal party and relatives at the
| home of the grooms father, Charles
! Friend. on Dayton avenue. After trip
! East Mr.. and Mrs. Friend will be at
home at 243 Carroll street.
| Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
! Mrs. Aaron POupeney, of Carroll street
| for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Victorine Poupeney, to Joseph H.
| La Claire, of Chicago. The wedding will
! take place Wednesday afternoon, June
! 70, at St Luke's Catholic church
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Marie
| Lamb to j. F. Meyer will take place
! today at o'clock at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. M. Lamb 10 Hague
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Titcomb, of the
! Genesee, will give a musicale Friday
! evening in honor of Miss Coghlan, Miss
| Pearl Benham and c. E. Kimball of
/ Dixon, III.
seminary was held Monday evening in
Seminary hall, Ashland avenue and
| Mackubin street The Twin City Man
! dolin club played for the dancing The
! party was chaperoned by Mrs. Clinton J.
/ Backus, Mrs. w. e. Bramhal. Mrs
! Thomas Cochran and Mrs. McMurran.
Mrs. Richard Relf gave dinner last
| evening at her home in Park place in
honor Of Miss Eleanor Chapman and
Herbert K. Relf, whose wedding takes
| place this evening at st. Johns Episcopal
! church.
lawn party was given by Mrs. w.
! o. Bailey at her home, 694 Edmund street
| Monday afternoon, to the teachers of
| Gaines assisted.
| Mrs T. F. Thomas entertained Tuesday
! afternoon Miss Hutson and her Sunday
| school class Of the First Baptist church.
The ten little girls presented their teach
! er with q group picture of themselves
Miss, Hutson leaves Thursday to make
her home in Seattle.
! Acker w R. c. No. Z, of St Paul will
! entertain the Federation of Corps Thurs
day afternoon at Central hall. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8 o'clock
| by Mrs. Anna K. Fay, when an interest
| ing patriotic programme will. be render
! ed by talent of the Twin Cities. 1t is
expected that members of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be present.
dime social will be given this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Young
rem, CTS Jessanline street, for the benefit
| OF the First Swedish M e church