The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
OF C-IAL INTEREs =

The marriage of Miss Mary Vernon Nc
Dlarlnid: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
"A. McD1arnid, to Mr.. Fay Burkley was
solemn!zed last evening at s o'clock at the
| Central Presbyterian church. Dr. A B.
Meldrum read the marriage service The
church was prettily decorated in green
ana white, lilies, roses and smilaX being
| chiefly employed in effecting the grace
| 1ul decorations. Prof. w. A. Wheaton
presided at the organ, playing for a pro-
ceSSiOnal the Lohengrin bridal music and
Tor occasional the bridal music from
MendelsSohn's Midsummer Night 9
Dream"
The bride was attended by Miss Stella
Holmes as maid of honor and Miss Ger
| trude Merrill Miss Reggie Nelson, Miss
Nina Tiegen and Miss Nettie Swanson as
bridesmaids. Mr. G. A Dfckman was
best man. and the ushers We're Fenwick
e. Low. Ernest G.. Smith, William Barrie
and William Pflel.
The bride was gowned in white batiste
She wore veil and carried white sweet
peas: The maid of honor wore pink and
carried white carnations, and the brides
| naids were gowned in white and carried
pink sweet peas
Following the ceremony supper was
served the bridal party and immediate
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Burnley left last
evening for the West. They will be at
nome after June =. at 4l9 Iglehart street.
The marriage of Miss Sadie B. Radcliffe.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rad
cliffe, to Frank A. Schneider was SOL
emnlzed yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the bride on Marshall
avenue. The rooms were decorated with
| palms, ferns, snOwballS, roses and carna-
tons. Rev John Sinclair, of the First
presbyterian church, read the marriage
! service.
The bride was attended by Miss Lilv
! Schneider, sister of the groom, as maid
| of honor, and by Miss Bessie Radcliffe,
bridesmaid, and Fritz Stronge, flower boy.
! viii Athen was best man.
| in TUI1 {fo
| striped mule, made over taffeta, and
! trimmed with real lace. The maid OF
| honor wore white null, trimmed with
| pale green, and the bridesmaid white
null, with trimmings of pale yellow.
An informal reception followed the cere-
| nony. The dining room was in charge
OF Miss May Stronge, of st. Louis; Miss
! Alice Adams and Mrs. Alice Childs. of
! Minneapolis Punch was served bv Miss
Johanna Schneider and Miss Ruth Prem
! It's. Among the out-of-town guests were
J. Vanantwerp, Of Delhi, To-; Mrs.
Stronge and R. II. Brown, Of Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider left last even
! ing for the South They will be at home
after July /, in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ozmun, Of Ger
many, were the guests Of honor at din
! Mrs. e. V. Appleby of Summit avenue.
| Mrs. Ozmun was the guest of honor at a
! reception given in the afternoon by Mrs.
! Edward B. Smith, at the Albion. Among
the assisting women were Mrs. Theodore
! L. Schurmeier. Mrs. Charles e. Bigelow.
Mrs. George Ranney, Mrs Henry Schur-
meier, Mrs. William Ely Bramhall. Mrs.
! Hiram r. Stevens, Mrs. Victor Gilman,
! Mrs. George Kenyon and Mrs. E. A Jag
gard. About 800 women called during the
receiving hours.
Mrs. M. D. Kenyon gave a luncheon
! Yesterday afternoon at her hime on Sum
nit avenue, in honor of Mrs. Edward o.
num- Of Stuttgart. Germany.
The marriage of Miss Eloise Denegre.
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Dene-
! gre, and e. S. Houghtabng will take
| place Saturday evening at $50 o'clock at
| the brides home. on East Sixth street.
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, of ST. Johns
| church, will read the marriage service.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Houghtaling will be at
home after June 49, at the Tlgin, on Kent
! street.
The women's physical training class
| and the freshman class in elocution OF
! Manchester college will give a O'Clock
/ tea at the college this afternoon. The
| tea will be preceded by a series of eXer-
| cises- A programme will be given daily
until next Wednesday, when the twelfth
| annual commencement exercises will be
| held
Susan B. Anthony. Rev. Anna Shaw and
! q number of other prominent women suf-
( fragists arrived in Minneapolis yesterday
! for the session of the national conVen-
ton which begins today. In spite of her
| eighty years Miss Anthony stood the long
! journey from Rochester, N. Y, with little
| fatigue. Miss Anthony is not an officer
| OF the ASSOCIATION, but it is expected that