The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
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daughter of Mrs. ]. B. Tarbox, to Dr.
Albert Cheney Heath was solemntzed last
evening at o'clock at the Church of St
John the Evangelist. Rev. Theodore
SedgeWick, rector Of the church, read the
marriage service in the presence of q
large number Of guests. The church was
decorated In green and white Easter
lilies and other white blossoms being used
IN great profusiOn. While the guests were
being seated, Prof. Fairclough. who pre-
sided at the organ, played a short mu-
seal programme. During the entrance
OF the bridal party the ''Tannhaueser"
march was played, and during the cere-
mony 20 Perfect Love-" The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. George
Phelps Robbins, of New York The best
man was DR.. John Rogers, and the
ushers, Mr.. G. p Robbins. of New York.
Mr.. c. P. Stembel, of Des Moines; Dr.
Charles Green, Mr.. F. M. Douglass, Mr.
CHARLES Grant Rank, Mr. a w Clarke
MI Charles Matteson, Mr. H P. Folds
and Mr. Charles Gordon Mrs. Tarbox
gave her daughter away.
The bride was gowned in a princess
frock of white Irish point lace made
over white liberty satin. She wore a
long white veil and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley and white
violets
Mrs. Robbins wore white satin gown
covered with white renaissance lace ana
trimmed with panne velvet and gold. Her
ornaments were emeralds
FOLLOWING the ceremony bridal sup
per was served at the brides home on
Summit avenue. Besides the members of
the bridal party, the following were the
guests: Mrs. c. P, Mr.. and Mrs & p
Stembel, Of Des Moines; Mrs. Robert
Wheaton, DR.. and Mrs. Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gordon, Miss Mann, Miss
Davis, Miss Furness, Miss Sturgis and
Miss White, Of Wilton, Conn
DR.. and Mrs. Health left last evening
on an Eastern trip. They will be at home
after June 1 at 516 Portland avenue.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Hunter
Rhodes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T j.
Rhodes, to Frank Churchill Bancroft was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at $50
| o'clock at Christ church. Rev. Theodore
Sedgwick, rector of the Church of St
John the Evangelist, read the marriage
service, assisted by Rev George II.
Mueller, rector of Christ church The
Easter decorations had been left In place,
and the altar was mass of green foliage
and white lilies Miss Maud BCSp pre-
sided at the organ and played a pro-
gramme of nuptial music a few minutes
before the entrance Of the bridal party
The bride entered the church with her
father, ]. ]. Rhodes who presented her
to the groom. Miss Bancroft sister OF
the groom, was the maid of honor. ana
the bridesmaids were Miss Wright, Miss
Prescott, of Chicago; Miss Clark and
Miss Egert, of Ogdensburg, N. Y. The
ushers were Fred S. HiIand, of Chicago;
&. B. Holbert, W. L. Undertake. H. o.
Ames. r. ". McCloud and Richard ID.
O'Brien. John Seabury attended the
groom as best man.
The bride was gowncd in Fedora lace,
made over white taffeta silk. The lace
| skirt had a full court train and the fine
ly tucked chiffon bodice had boIeros of
lace. "A sunburst of pearls fastened the
tuile veil to the eoiffure. Her bouquet
was Bride roses.
! Miss Bancroft was gowned in pink
| crepe de chine, appliqued with creton
roses. Her bouquet was maiden hair fern
| The bridesmaids were gowned alike in
| white batiste over white taffeta The
| batiste was finely tucked and the bodices
| and skirts had inlaid yokes of LcInt de
! Paris lace. The sleeves We're similarly
| inlaid and the gowns were effectively fin
| fshed with tucked hatiste sashes. Eacn
| wore an aigrette Of lace and feathers
! Following the ceremony there was an
| Informal reception at the brides home
on Holly avenue. The rooms We're hand
someIy decorated with Easter lilies ana
palms. The appointments in the dining
library on the second floor was in red
The bridal party was assisted In receiv-
ing by Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Rhodes and
Mrs. Bancroft, the groom's mother Mrs.
j. B. Hoxsie and Mrs ]. c. Norton pre-
sided in the dining room, and Mrs. w.
H. S. Wright and Mrs. c. D. O'Brfen
| served punch. The young women assist
| ing were the Misses Appleton. the Misses
Borup, Miss Carr and Miss Nicols The
| st. Anthony Hill orchestra played.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
! Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hiland, of Chicago,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Marcy, of Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Rogers and Miss
| Rogers, of Milwaukee; MIR and Mrs. De-
force and Miss Dix, of Minneapolis
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft left last even
| ing for Buffalo, N. Y. They will be at
| home after May at 507 Holly avenue.
| Mrs. Thomas Foley gave a dinner Sun
| day at her home on Summit avenue in
honor Of her son Fred:
Miss Florence Gheen will give lunch
| con Saturday a the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. d. A. Monfort, on Dayton
avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Coddon announce
| the engagement of their daughter Hide
Paul The betrothal reception was held
at Miss Coddon's home, 474 Sherburne
avenue, last Sunday evening
Miss Proctor will give flower cotillion
| at Seminary hall SATURDAY. evening. The
chaperons will be Mrs. +. n. il Ken,
drick. Mrs S. c. Cook. Mrs. Merrick and
Mrs. Proctor.
Mr. r M Kendrlck Summit avenue.
| will go West next Sunday to reside.
!
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold their Easter. sale in
fhe school room on Thursday and Friday
afternoons and evenings.
The Music Moved Him.
| Baltimore American