Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-06
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage of Mr.. Ado phi Charles Feiss and
Mas Emma keidt--A H. ndsome Array
OF Presen nts.- Pie asanr R~c4 ptiOn.

Marriage If Mr. Ado phi Charles Feiss and
Mas Emma heidt--A H. ndsome Array
fPresents.-Pis asanr Rec. ptfon.
It seldom happens that the nuptials OF
young couple are celebrated under happier
aup.ices than those which attended the mar
riage of Mr.. Adolph Charles Eeise. familiarly
known as the drum major Of the Great West.
ern band, and Miss Emma Riedt, which took
place at the Athen@um yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed at o'clock by
Justice p. v. Hanft. in the presence Of large
number Of friends. The spacious auditorium
OF the building was packed with friends of the
high contraoting,parties, who must have been
present by hundreds.
The hail was tastefully festooRed with ever
greens and the stage was flied with sweet and
beautiful doral offerings. On every hand the
scene was one of rare animation and beauty.
The bride maids were Miss Haupr and Miss
Mary Loiskel. Messrs. G.. W. Bechs and Eugene
Regenthal attending as groomsmen.
Immediately after the ceremony the newly
welded couple were presented with q hand-
some easy chair, the gift of the German So
oiety.
Following this Mr.. Feise was presented with
a beautiful gold badge, from the members Of
sented by MIR. George Seibert in aclever speech.
The design is elaborate. being the idea of Mr..
Chas. Wilson, and executed by Meyers & Finch.
On the front side, or face, is the inscription,
Drum Major" taking up the border, while
the monogram "G. W. B." is handsomely en-
graved in the centre. The reverse side bears
the following: Presented to Charles Feise by
the Great Western band, of st. Paul, Minneso-
ia, Sept. 5. 1880"
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which all partook of substantial supper.
After this the floor was cleared and dancing
was had to the melody OF the Great Western
band.
Tue presents were numerous. costly, and
handsome, and for the benefit of the friends
with presented:
Complete set of china tea set. q. W. Becht
and E. Regenthal.
Toilet set, Douglas Engel.
Silver butter dish, J. En- ell
One dozen imported china plates, elegant,
Otto Schulz.
Tub. washboard. clothes wringer. etc., Misses
Bertha Reidt and Spphia Haupt.
Silver butter dish, Ohas. A. Rank.
Set silver tea spoons, MIR. and Mrs. II.
Olerman.
Silver card case, Mr.. and Mrs. Hauser.
Silver pickle dish, John q. SchuYle.
Steel engraving, Schiller, Charles Bahr.
Easy chair, from German society.
Gold badge, G. W. B.
Chamber SET. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faber.
Pin cushion, MISS Minnie ruchels.
Silver cake dish, Mrs. A. Peyer and daughter
Hattie.
Fine hanging lamp and fixtures, John Mar.
tin and J. q. Amos.
Pair lace pillow shams, Miss Lille Haupt.
Floor mat, Miss Mary Loskiel.
Two table cloths. Mrs. Haupt.
One stand lamp and call bell, MIR. and Mrs.
John ]. Penner and MIR. and Mrs. a. Brecher.
Silver sugar bowl and jewel case, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Banholxer.
Que half dozen silver fruit knives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Dreher.
One dozen silver table knives, Fritz Lehman.
Silver card receiver, Frederick de Haas.
One-half dozen China fruit dishes, Sam
Alexander. Minneapolis.
Parlor table cloth. Nathan Lyons.
Handsome toilet case, from Capt. w. D.
Hawkins and NJ. e. Briggs.
Clock and staud. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Weber.
Silver butter dish, MIR. and Mrs Jacob Main.
ger. u
Picture stand, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Moeller.
Three vases, Mr. and Mrs. Boerrisch.
Chamber set. W. D. Ro.hach, Minneapolis.
A suggestive soul Nesented the happy pair
wit b an elaborate cradle and chair
After the festivities at the Athenmum the
couple repaired to their home. No SO West
Fifth street, where they were surprised by the
amusing tiicks of few friendly wags whose
pranks are worthy full desoriptlon, which
will be reserved for future issue.