St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-25
THE SOCIAL SWIM.


The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uptiaIs Gel
ebrated Last Night-Numerous
Notes.
The marriage of Miss Anna Moses,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Moses, of
East Fifteenth street, to Nathan Benja-
min, of Minneapolis, occurred yesterday
evening at Standard hall in the
presence of about 200 invited
friends from the Twin Cities.
The ceremony was performed in the
beautifully decorated hall by Rev.
Rabbi GrOdSky shortly after o'clock.
Selbert'S orchestra was stationed on the
stage and rendered the wedding march.
The bridal procession was led by the
ushers. Messrs. PAWN, AbrahamsOn,
Benjamin and Moses, followed
by the four little flower
girls cOStumed in white surah
with pink drapery carrying baskets of
roses. Fannie Moses, Lillian Abraham
son, Fannie Pearlman, and Lille
Shopria, of Minneapolis. These were
followed by the bride, Miss Moses, lean
Ing upon the arm of her father, |. Moses.
The groom, Mr.. Benjamin, and near rel
atiVeS came next. The ceremony was
solemnized under the canopy, according
to the Hebrew rites. A part of the cere
mony was sung by choir, which added
to the sOlemnity of the occasion, and
Rev. GrOdsby rendered several chants
III Hebrew, which was an enjoyable
part of the service. The VOWS were
made still more binding by
the bride and groom exchang-
ing the wedding rings. After the
ceremony the happy couple took their
place III the center of the spacious hall,
where they received congratulations
At6:3O the wedding party marched to the
dining room. During the banquet nu-
merOus dispatches of cOngratulatiOn
were received and read from friends in
the East. After the refreshments were
served, dancing programme
continued until II O'clock, when the
second supper was served. The bride
wore an elegant bridal robe of cOmb-
nation, shell-pink silk MORE and Hav-
ana red, made long, square train,
pOuffe drapery. The corsage was
duchesse lace bridal veil
of tulle, with orange blossoms. She
carried boquet of white roses and wore
white gloves and slippers. Miss Moses,
sister of the bride, was cOstumed in nile
green plush and pink MORE, bOquet of
roses, and diamond and ruby Orna-
mentS.
Miss Grinblot wore brown silk and
flowers.
Among the many guests were Judge
Cory, Mr.. and Mrs. FirestOne. S. Cohen,
of MenomOnee, Wis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lazarus, LOuisville.,- Ky,
Louis Paveau, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Abra-
hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burton, Mr..
Sabol, Mr.. and Mrs j. III. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. COrnheim, S. Rosenbaum and
wife, A. Rosenthal and wife, n. Blum
enthal and wife, A. Mark and wife, j,
Levy and wife. j. Seegal and wife, ID.
Cohen and wife, M. Shopira and wife,
Mr.. Fitzgerald and wife, Messrs. l..
Paveau, J. Moses, w. NJ. Abrahamson,
NJ. Benjamin, NJ. BentsOn, Sam Gettel-
sOhn, Joseph e. Paviau, N. Ames-
shensky, Misses Mary Moses, Kitty
Rethmaster, Anna Silberstine. Lena
Mark, Fanny Grintlat, Minneapolis, j.
Rosenthal, l. Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldthnm, Miss GettelsOn.
TENNYSON EVENING.
The entertainment given by the
young ladies of the Y. 2. A. of the First
Baptist church last evening was de-
cided success in every way. A
gramme of six numbers was
followed by Tennyson's illustrated
dream of Fair Women, the characters
being represented by eight young ladies
of the society. The poem was read by
Miss Wakefield. Miss Hichborn favored
the audience with several choice violin
solos, and Miss McCray, of Wisconsin,
was the piano soloist for
the evening. Miss Gates pre-
sided over the meeting and Miss MOrti-
mer was The editress Of the spectator"
which was read by the young lady.
About 200 more were present and re-
freshmentS were served after the enter
tainment in the dining-rOOm. The en-
tertainment was given entirely by the
ladies.
NOTES.
The invitations issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Longevin to Mr.. Flanagan,
are intended as invitations to the church
and house.
Mrs. John B. Moir, of St. Cloud, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dewitt, Of
342 Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McLain have
returned from their pleasant sOjOurn
East.