Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
HALL-GROSS,

A Quiet but Exceedingly Pleasant Wedding.
The residence Of Amos w. Hall at No.
122 East Sixth street, was the scene of q
quiet but very pleasant wedding party last
night. The occasion was the marriage o
Mamie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos w.
Hall, to Charles Gross. Only few of tho
more immediate friends of the family were
invited to witness the wedding ceremony,
which took place at halt past five. The
bride was dressed in grey silk dress,
trimmed with feather fringe and white lace.
She wore an illusion, veil and wreath OF
orange blossoms. Miss Gertrude Hall, young
or sister of the bride and Miss Bhirlie Nc
Manus acted as bridesmaids, and the cere-
mony was simply but impressiyely rendered
by Rev. DR.. Conn, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church. ts5;s
Following the ceremony came the usual
congratulations, and then bounteous we'd
ding repast was supplied the guests. In
the evening reception was given, and q
large number of friends of the parties were
present to extend their good wishes. At the
conclusion of the evening gathering the
newly married couple proceeded to No. 2O3
Exchange street, where, without further Ger
emory, they propose to proceed to house.
keeping. The whole affair was admirably
planned, and might be termed model
'home wedding" far superior to those hay
ing greater public display and more pomp
and ostentation.
THE WEDDING PRESENTS.
The friends of the bridal party remem-
bered them with useful and substantial to-
kens, as the following list of articles and
donors indicates:
Ornamental table, Mrs. Ball, Hastings.
Lace collar and sleeves, Miss Anna Bergen,
Hastings.
Upholstered chair, Mrs. Hone. hastings.
Clock and decorated china tea set, Craig &
Lsrkin.
Decorated vase, Mrs. McKenty.
Pair of blankets, Mr.. 81. Weber and lady.
Silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Nc
MILAN.
Toilet set, Miss Lou Thorworth.
Set of silver fruit knives, Mrs. s. B. Wool
worth.
Solitaire caster and butter dish, J. H. Ames.
HAIL. G''sf caster ana pickle 0''0' MIS- d. f.
Solitaire caster, John Martin.
Large photograph album, VIM. Gross.
Silver card receiver, gold lined, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. F. Mailer.
Vases, toilet set and set of glass Ware from
the groom's family.
Picture, Miss Mamie Banker.
Butter dish and knife, Albert Fisher and
Frank Sachse
Butter knife, pickle fork, and sugar spoon,
Mrs. Jennie King.
Table cloth and napkin. r. Stiefel and fam
lily.
Set of perfumerv bottles. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
P. Allen.
Silver cake dish, from Katie Damen, Clara
Sachse, Nellie Schonarth, 81. @. Sachse, Louis
Fisher, Jr.
Silver cake basket, Carrie ,Doney, Emma
Heimal.
Jewel dish, Shirlie McManus.
Lamp, Mrs. r. Craig.
Picture, Mrs. Ohas. Gilfllan.
Decorated chamber set. Messrs. Schultz and
Hanson.
Velvet upholstered chair Mrs. T. 8. Nc.
Manus.
Canary bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Gadbois.
Two gallons native wine, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Maurice Lyons.
Pickle caster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P6ster
Straw basket and ferns, Miss Nellie Banker.
Gothic clock, from the boys"
Pickle caster and fork, John and Theo.
Schalge.
Set of china cups, saucers, and butter and
fruit plates, Mr.. and Mrs. Stahlman.
steinway piano, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos W.
Opera glass, A. B. Krech, Minneapolis.
Lamp, 3. E. Krech, Minneapolis.
French clock, with BOUQUET holder, Willie
E. Matheis.
Glass fruit dish, Oscar Aatheis.
Silver cologne and jewelry stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Matheis.