The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-20

. THE S0GIaL . |
. WORLD. .
The marriage of Miss Bessie BELLE
! Holmes, niece of Mr.. and Mrs =. F.
| Hall, OF Iglehart street to Mir asa I.
| Patterson, Of Bismarck, N. ID, was
! solcmnized last evening a. I:30 o'clock at
! st. Mary's Episcopal churcG. FeY. u. Fl.
/ Ten Br0eck read the marriage service.
! The church was elaborately decorated
| with d profusion of pink and white
! peonies. Arches underneath which the
! bridal party passed down the aisle we've
! tWned with smilaX and knOtted with
! flowers. The BRIDE was attended hy Miss
Anna May Du1negan, Of Stevens PuInt,
! Wis. as maid of honor and by Miss Viva
Mcmillan and Miss Mabel CoWles as
| bridesmaids. The ushers were DR.. Fred
| erick L. Becllley and Claire &. Cr2nd2Il.
| The wedding music was played by Mrs.
Ten Brock, WHO presided at the organ,
and by Miss Hope Payne, vlolinist. Mss
| Horn sang.
The bride was given away b! her unole,
! L. F. Hall. She was 2owned in white
satin with l5a1l and lace trimmings ana
wore long tulle veil. Her bouquet was
| 6TlBe roses. L he Hldlu .Ol uOHOT wore
pink accordion-pleated chiffon over pink
taGeta and carried white roses Miss
| COWlcs wore pale blue mousse!ine dc
! sole over taiteta, and Miss NcM llaE
wore lavender mJusEeIine de sole over
taffeta.
Following the ceremony there was a
| reception at the home of the bride on
Iglehart street. The rooms were prettty
decorated with carnations, roses anG
Inc Ia mi IN ink nd
white. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall received with
the bridal party. Mrs. G. H. CoykenGa.l
and Mrs Horn served punch. The Gin
ing room was in charge of Mrs, -G f.
Hall and Mrs. Harry TitComb Others
assisting were Miss Bessie Coykendali,
Miss Mary CoWes and the Misses Hallo-
way. Mr.. and MIS-. Patterson left last
evening for trip Last. They will be az
home after July l, in Bismarck, n. d.
The marriage of Miss Clara Allison ta
Charles Nienaher, both of this city, win
take place today at the home of Dr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Worthington, 5200 East End
avenue, Chicago ArchGeacon Percy G.
Webber, of Boston, will perform the
ceremony The bride has been for some
years a teacher in the Humboldt high
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Nienaber viii ba
at home after Aug. l, at 395 BiChenWaiu
street
Miss Ward, of Laurel avenue, gave a
luncheon yesterday for Miss Mabel Bos-
ton, one of the June brides, whose wed
ding to Mr.. Vallancey, of Jamestown, r..
D, VIII be celebrated next Monday. The
decorations were III pink and white and
the place cards were in water colO15.
Covers were laid for twelHeelE1 flo Je5
The marriage Of Miss Marjorie O'Cor.
nor, Of 10 West Central avenue, TO MIR.
William Widman took place yesterday
| morning at the Cathedral. 1leV. Father
Lawer performed the ceremony. The
bride and groom were attended by Miss
Margaret OConnor, sister OF the bride.
and Mr. A. w. Gutridge. After break
fast at the brides home, Mr.. and MIS-.
Widman left for the East on a wedding
trip.
Mrs B. Franklyn Forster, of Summit
avenue, gave her first post-nuptial at
home yesterday afternoon and evening.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs w. w.
Bishop Mrs, Eli Pickwick, of New Jer-
sey, and Mrs Fl. B. Evans of Chicago.
Others assisting were Mrs. M. H.
Kane, Mrs Eugene Puterbaugh, Miss
Eloise Brown, Miss Jessie Forster and
Miss Duffy. Mrs. w. A. Foster served
punch Mrs Forster wore a turquoise
D
Forster Bishop wore black grenadine over
cerise silk, with jet trimmings. Mrs.
Forster will give her second at home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Anderson of Lincoln, ILL.,, and
Mrs. Burner, of New Holland, Ill, were
guests of honor at a reception given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. j. F Hillscher,
Feronia avenue. Merriam Park. The
rOo,,,.- Izrnro 6acora tod 1,ritI, nooS
roses, smilax and ferns. The center piece
in the dining room was large cut glass
bowl filled with sweet peas. Mrs. Rogers
presided at the table. She was assisted
by Mrs. Q. E. Wood, Mrs. T. j. Camp
bell, Mrs. Kertson, Mrs. Rosing, Mrs.
Buswell and Mrs. Frank Du Frene. Mrs
CrandaH served punch. Mrs. Ter Bush
and Mrs. Greer assisted in the parlor.
Others assisting were the Misses Ger
trude and Lois Sprague, of Minneapolis
Miss Goodall and Miss Francis Rogers.
The marriage of Miss Anna Roach,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Roach,
Grove street and Albert c. Cameron was
celebrated yesterday morning at ST.
Mary's Catholic church Rev. Thomas
Gibbons off1ciated. During the ceremony
stringed quartette rendered Schumann's
serenade. The bride was attended by
Miss Bessie Roach as maid of honor
and Miss Donna Cameron and Miss Mol
lie Roach, bridesmaids. The ushers in
cluded Messrs. M. P. Shaughnessy and
Fred Poehler, of Henderson, and the
best man was William Poehler, of Mime
apolis The brides costume was a lace
trimmed mousseleine de sole, over silk,
with tulle veil The maid of honor was
gowned in yellow organdie with trim
mings of lace and ribbon. Miss Cameron
wore black organdie over silk, and Miss
Roach wore blue organdie.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony to the relatives and near
friends. Ryder's mandolin orchestra rem
dered an informal musical programme
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron will go to Du-
luth on a wedding trip. They will spend
the summer at White Bear lake.
Rev. John Sinclair, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, accompanied by
John McCulloch and wife, will leave St.
Paul next Wednesday for a continental
trip. They will go from st. Paul to Mon
treal, where they will make a short visit,
thence to Scotland and will visit the fair
in Paris before returning. They will at
tend the Worlds Christian Endeavor
meeting in London, and also visit Bavaria
before returning. The trustees of the
church met last evening to arrange for
1iliing the pulpit during the pastors alb
sence.
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