St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
MATED AND MARRIED.
A Brilliant Social Event Which Was
Largely Attended.
SET UP IN HOUSEKEEPING.
Miss Lille L. Matheis United il
Wedl0ck to Frank III.
Williams.

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lightful social events that has taken
place in st. Paul for many days was
the marriage, yesterday, of Miss Lille
l.. Matheis, only daughter of John
Matheis, the well known merchant, to
Frank NJ. Williams, for many
Partridge. The ceremony took place
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
S07 Walnut street, at o'clock, only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties being present. The bride was
attended by Misses Minnie TheObald
and Mamie LeItner; the best men being
Mic Blakely and Anton Nicely. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. w. G.
Pope, rector of the church of the Good
Shepard. Prof. Frank Wood presided
at the piano. At the conclusion of the
ceremony those in attendance sat down
TO an elegant wedding supper.
At Z O'Clock a general reception was
given, and the spacious and handsome
paIlOrS were deliberately decorated with
choice flowers, SmilaX and rare plants.
Seibert'S orchestra was in attendance
and during the evening discOurSed en-
traDcing strains. A programme of
twelve numbers was danced. The i'll
vited guests included the following,
who were accompanied by their wives:
William Lindeke, Albert Lindeke,
Reuben Warner, Jacob Mannheimer,
George LainS, G. Neil. Minneapolis; E.
W. Murphy, Minneapolis; F. E. Hey
derStedt. Henry Witt, John A. Battle,
George w. Partridge, Adam Fink, Will
lam a. Lindeke, Anthony Yoerg, Frank
Jansen, Col. Hawley. Ross Williams,
White Bear; Mr.. Schleck, Charles Lett
ner, o. C. Macklett, Col. A. r. Kiefer, A.
LaInS, Chas. Reichow, VIM. BanholZer,
Frank Delano, also Mrs. WickiZer,
Lake City; Miss Hilda Fink, Mrs.
Theobald. Miss Alma Theobald, Mrs,
H.. NJ. Williams, Mrs. Breidert and
daughter, Mrs. Strouse, Mrs. YAM;
Mrs. J. 3. Thatcher, New York city;
Mrs., +. r. DeIanO, Miss Ida FoOs; Mrs.
II. A. Dalrymple, Dalrymple, Oak;
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. r. j. MarkOe,
Charles Matheis and daughters, John
Matheis, .Jr., Albert Matheis, Otto
Matheis, Frank Llndeke, Edwin Fink,
Henry Breidert, Leslie Richardson, Will
Murnane, VIII Neil, Gus Zenzius, Mr..
Tate, John A. Markoe.
The toilettes of the ladies were in keep
ing with the occasion, and some OF them
were as follows:
The bride looked very pretty in white
MORE silk, cOrsage bouquet of
Marechal Mel roses and diamond orna-
mentS.
The brides mother wore a black velvet
dress, duchesse lace and diamonds.
Miss Minnie Theobald, Bridesmaid-Light
blue albatross and gauze; flowers and dia-
monds.
Miss Mamie Leitner, Bridesmaid - Pink
Henrietta tulle and diamonds
L Natl afc E0i1l sill II friu
mings, tuberoses and diamonds.
Mrs. T. X. WllIiams-Black gros grain silk,
jet trimmings.
Mrs. Ross Wllliams-Silk and velvet, Ouch
esSe lace.
Mrs. Col Kiefer-Garnet silk, fawn trim
mings; lace and diamonds.
Miss Eva Kiefer-Blue silk and velvet.
Mrs F. Observation-Disclosures bro
cade. lace. diamonds.
Mrs. William Lindeke-Ruby velvet and
diamonds.
Mrs. Albert Lindeke-Black lace and dia-
mOnds.
Mrs Reuben Warner-Blaek fable and
lace, diamonds.
Miss Alma Theobald-Cream satin. hand
painted. diamonds.
Mrs. J. A. Maui, Minneapolis-Black silk
and MORE, jet.
Mrs John Matheis Jr.-Shrimp pink surah
Mrs j. B. Thateher-snk and jet, dia-
mouds.
Mrs Charles Leitner - White satin,
duehesse lace. eorals and diamonds.
Mrs O. c. Macklett-Black silk; jet and
diamonds.
Mrs. Theobald-Black silk and jet
Mrs Adam Flnk-Black silk and lace and
diamonds.
Miss Hilda Fink-Gobelin blue. silk trim
mings; pearls.
Mrs. Charles Reichow-White surah, Span
ish lace.
Z Mrs Breidert-Biack Henrietta.
Mrs Joe Neutrality-suspicious. silk and dia-
monds.
Mrs Rowley MarkOe-Brown satin, iri-
descent trimmings.
Mis- Frank Delano. Jr. - White surah,
duchesse lace and turquoise ornaments.
Mrs Z. X. Delano-Brown silk.
Mrs &. NeiI-Blaek silk and lace.
Mrs NJ A. Wickheiser-Black silk, Jet
trimmings point lace and diamonds.
Miss Bertha Breidert-White albatroSs,
satin trimmings.
Miss Della Heehtemen-Scarlet albatross
MORE trimmings.
Mrs. William Banholzer-Black lace and
diamonds.
Miss Ida Foos-Claret velvet and diamonds
Mrs. Anthony Yoerg-White cashmere,
tulle and satin trimmings.
The presents were numerous and valuable,
the most noticeable being a complete set of
house furnishings, with a receipted bill, from
the brides father.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jams will reside at Bur
ingten Heights.