St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-12
TWO COUPLES welded.
A Brilliant Social Event Was the Har-
denbsrgh-Stone Wedding on Yes
terday Morning,
Hundreds of Guests Witnessing the I'm.
pressive Ceremony in st. Mary's
0hurch--A Reception.
The Shaw Riley Nuptials Celebrated
at the Home of G. Riley on
Laurel Avenue
In the Presence of a Large Number
of st. Paul's Society People,
Wedding Trips.

Accompanied by bright sunshine and q
balmy atmosphere. the happy wedding OF
Miss Ella G. Stone. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. George G. Stone. and MI. w. A.
Hardenbergh. son of Mr.. and Mrs T. Il. u.
Hardenbergh, occurred yesterday morning.
They were united while kneellng at the
altar of st. Mary's church, at 10 a. m. Rev.
Louis Caillet conducted the ceremony and
celebrated mass. The editice OF st. Marys
was filled with the friends and acqualnt-
ances OF the contracting couple, until hardly
another person could secure kneellng room.
Around the church were over 125 carriages
which had brought the bridal party and
their friends. The interior OF the church
was charmingly decorated with flowers and
pot plants, the altar being in blaze OF
light. Prof. Henry McLachlan produced
from the organ a favorite offertorium as
the pews were being filled, and when the
choir chanted Tie Deum. the bridal pro-
cessiOn entered
AT THE ALTAR.
The ushers, Messrs. Beaumont Wright,
Merriam. Dawson and Boyle entered first.
in morning dress. They were followed by
the bridesmaids. Misses McQulllan, Far
rngton, Beaumont, Lou English, Marie
English and Mamie Kelly. all i'll pretty
toilets of white surah, with illusion wells.
and each carrying bouquet of pink roses.
Then the bride accompanied by her father
entered, Miss Stone wearing magnf-
Gently trained costume of white MORE.
carrying bouquet of white roses. ana
looking exceedingly pretty, half hiuden
within veil of tulle. The groom and his
best man, Stanley Proudtit. waited near the
altar. Mr. Stone gave his daughter to the
groom, and with the elaborate service Oh
the Catholic church, Father Caillet joined
the twain together. After the service the
priest Oficated at the nuptial mass, as the
bridal party knelt, and the solemn chords OF
the mass filled the church, alternated by
the responses and refrains of the Choir
The music was betting the occasion.
AS the bridal procession marched two by
two to the altar, with steady step, the
organ pealed forth the strains of Wagner's
Lohengrin. Several selections, favOrites of
the bride, were rendered during the nuptial
mass, Response Me- being sung duet by
Miss Shave soprano and Mr.. McLachlan
bass, and a Hallelujah chorus being rem
dered by the full choir, Miss Shave and Mr..
McLachan leading. AS the bride and
groom arose from the altar and retreated to
the entrance, the familiar notes Of Men
delssOhn'S famous wedding march was
heard.
WITNESSED THE WEDDING.
The relatives and intimate friends occu-
pied pews near the altar. Among the
number were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Stone Mrs. Blood,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stone and Sir. Van Wyck.
Mr. and Mrs. p. X. l.. Hdrde lbergh and Miss
Adams, DR.. and Mrs. Beardsley, Miss Nellie
Beardsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. II. P. Upham and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earring ton Mrs. Gardner Moore, Miss
Babcock, Will Harrington, Mrs Johnson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Rusher, Miss
Draper, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. ID. Kirk, Mrs Gill
Cir st, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, Miss Kelly, Mrs.
w. D. Co. nish, Mrs. @. T. Obs, Mrs. kelliher,
Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Sargent, Miss Gilman, Mrs.
Gov. Hubbard, Mrs. Col Allen, Mrs Dalrym-
pc, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. l.. W. Goodkind,
Robert Manufacturer, Mr.. Blood, Mrs V. Il.
Nettleton, Mrs. George Netteton. Misses
| Lou and Julia Nettleton, Mrs. George Free
man. Mrs. Lamprey, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Jordan, DR.. and Mrs. c. n. DOrion, Miss Nc
| Cullagh, Mr.. Bigelow, Mrs. w. R. Merriam,
Miss Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Per-
kins Mrs. Henry Schui NJ Ter, Mrs. +. b.
Ba S, Mrs. j. W. Bass. Mrs. w. l.. Banning,
Miss Banning, Mr.. and MRS. Judd, Mr.. and
Mrs Bruno Beaupre, Miss Beaupre, Mrs. Nc
Quilan, Miss McQuillan, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs.
! Griswold, william Lindeke and Misses Will
Illus. Others in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Norton, Miss Carpenter. Mrs. j. II.
Allen Mrs j. B. Cook Miss Finch, Mrs. W.
H. Fisher, Mrs. Ansel Oppenhelm, the Misses
Gotham. Mrs. DIR. j. II. Murphy, Miss Mae
Murphy. Mrs. E. s. Chittenden, Mrs Willis,
Mrs. Reanney, Mrs. Dawson, Miss Dawson
and Miss Holcomb9.
THE MARRIAGE FEAST.
When the long service was at an end and