The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-24
SOCIAL.

Miss Caroline Severance and William
Francis Howard, of New York, were
married yesterday at the country place
of the Severances, in Mantorville,
Mimi. A special car took the ST. Paul
and Minneapolis guests down to the
wedding and brought them home after
ward. Besides the guests from st.
Paul, there were many from the East
and other towns in Minnesota Mr.
Howard is prominent both in social and
business circles in New York, and Miss
Severance was one of Minnesota's most
popular society girls
The wedding took place at half after
II in the Congregational church, which
Is near to the Severance home Rev.
George R. Merrill. of Minneapolis,
performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev Judd. of Mantorville. Mrs Harry
music at the organ, and during the
ceremony Frank Wilson played vio-
lin solo.
The bride wore handsome gown of
white organdie and tuIIe and a long
tulle veil. The bodice was of shirred
tuIIe and the same material was used
on the sleeves and as a f1utiner for the
skirt and train. She carried an arm
full Of long stemmed white roses. Mrs.
cummings, of Waseca, attended the
bride as matron of honor, and Miss
Ellis, OF KaSSon, and Miss Dean. of
Mortified, were the bridesmaids. Lit
Tie Dorothy Blanch, in a white frock
and carrying a basket of roses, led the
bridal procession. The groom was at
tended by Mr.. Severance. the brides
brother, as best man. The ushers were
Dr. Cummings, of Waseca, and w r
Holbrook, of Minneapolis.
AT o'clock a wedding breakfast was
served at the house. at which about
sixty guests were seated. Among the
guests, outside the bridal party. there
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance, DIR.
and Mrs. Sweeney, Miss Katherine
RIchards Gordon, Miss Pollock, Mr.,
Pollock and Mrs. Fulton, of st. Paul:
DR.. and Mrs. Vandlerhorck Mrs. w.
w. Sykes and DR.. and Mrs. Law. of
Mlnneapohs; DIR. Seaman. of Boston,
and many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard left in the
evening for their future home in New
York.
Emil Straka. the prominent ST. Paul
Fiollnlst, was married late yesterday
afternoon to Miss Louise Heinrich
daughter of Conrad Heinrich. The
wedding was solemnized at half after
4 at the home of the groon1's sister
Mrs. II. e. Seibert. on Tilton street.
by Judge Bazille. Miss Clara Heinrich,
sister OF the bride. was the maid of
honor, and Prof. Carl RiedeIberger was
s.,
Seibert and jeanette Heinrich. acted
as flower girls. The bride wore a sim
pie gown of white batiste and a long
veil. She carried white roses. The
mad OF honor wore white frock of
white swiss. The music was arranged
as a surprise for the groom and In
Guided an ensemble of stringed instru-
ments and violin solo by Claude
Madden. reception for the Young
couple was held in the evening, at
winch Danzs orchestra played. Mr..
and Mrs. Straka will be at home after
Aug. at 346 Market street.
Miss May Briggs and Elmer BonneIl
We're married Monday evening at the
nome of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis H. ]. Briggs, at the Buck
ingham. The wedding was a quiet af-
TAR. and there We're no attendants.
After a short bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonneh will be at home at 277 Pleasant
avenue.
Miss Mamie Kelly, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. d. Kelly, and Henry
xoerg were married yesterday at ST