The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-10

AT a half after s on Monday evening,
Nov 49, Miss Aida Fry will be united in
marriage to Mr. Albert H. West, of New
York. The ceremony will take place at
the Ryan hotel, DR.. John Sinclair, of
the First Presbyterian church, oficiat-
ing.
Miss Fry. will be attended by Miss
Kuhn, of Minneapolis, as maid of honor,
and two little flower girls, her sister,
Marie Fry, and Gladys Liggett. Mr.. b.
d Townsend Of Minneapolis, will be best
man. The ushers will be Messrs. Ham
flton, Richeson, Robert Liggett, Russell
Liggett and Fred Kendrick. After an
Eastern trip, Mr.. and Mrs. West will re-
side in Detroit, Mich.
number of social affairs have been
arranged for Miss Fry. Mrs Walter Will
mot of Minneapolis, will give a lunch
con and trinket shower in her honor to-
morrow afternoon.
Wednesday evening Mrs Michael Defiel
viii entertain for Miss Fry.
Sunday evening, Nov. II, Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Fry, parents of the bride, will
give a dinner for the bridal party and the
out-of-town guests.
Miss Olive Louise Freeman and Mr..
John Gordon Brown will be married at
Z o'clock Tuesday evening at the home
of. the bride, on Summit avenue Miss
Maud Freeman, sister of the bride, will
be maid of honor, and Miss Agnes Hall,
Miss. Nettie Prendergast, Miss Mamie
BowIin and Miss Elsie Wichman will be
bridesmaids.
Gertrude and Mary Freeman and Marie
1Nichman, nieces of the bride, and Har-
old Freeman, her brother, will act as
little ribbon bearers.
Min 1,o 1ad Nv Mr.
Norman L. Larson, of Minneapolis, as
best man. and the wedding march will
be played by Mr. Frank Krieger. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown will go East and be at
home in Mason City, Iowa. Rev. Am
trose McNulty. of st. Joseph's church,
viii ohiciate
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, the
marriage. of Miss Cornelia 3. Bigelow to
Mr. Ivy Ledbetter Lee Will be solem-
nized 7at tllebIIouse of Hope church, the
pastor. DR.. Paxton, and Dr.. Lee, of st;
Louis. officiating.
Miss Bigelow will be attended by Mrs.
Ethan Allen as matron of honor, and six
bridesmaids, Misses Grace Newson, Ma
bel Horn, Kirk, Furness, Laura Fur
hess and Winter
Mr. viii Price, of st. Louis will be best
man. and Messrs. Webster Wheelock,
Robert Kirk, Julian Kirby, Horace Bige-
low Everett Kirk. and John Blakeley will
act as ushers.
After the ceremony the bridal party
will return to the house. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee viii be at home In New York after
trip in the East.
Four weddings of no little Importance
to st. Paul society are to occur within
the next fortnight. November, the month
OF chrysanthemums, is for some reason
or OTTER becoming a very fashionable
month for brides Perhaps it is because
Chrysanthemuns make such effective
decorations, or perhaps it is only that
June, with her roses, has become too
popular to meet the approval of ''swag-
ger" people. At any rate, certain it is
that four of st. Paul's most charming
young women have chosen it for the
month in which they will hereafter cele-
brate their wedding anniversaries.
The marriage of Miss Marion Allen, of
Summit avenue, to George Johnson, of
this city, will be solemnized at s O'Clock
Tuesday evening, if st. Lukes church,
10y Rev Ambrose McNulty. Miss Allen
will be attended by her sister Miss Flor
ence Allen, as maid of honor, and DR..
Walter R. Ramsey will be best man.
There will be four ushers, Messrs. Will
johnson, Fred Mailer, Edward Darsey
and Charles Allen. After a trip in the
East Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will be at
home in st. Paul.
Mr.: and Mrs, Stephen C. Cook announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ellen n. Cook. to Mr.. Cecil H. Bacon,
oe Seattle, Wash.