St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-14
A HOST OF WEDDINGS.


Max Segelbaum aud Miss Georgiana
Neiskoph were welded on Wednesday
afternoon at O'clock with the most
happy ceremonies, at Pill Chicago ave-
hue, the home of Mrs. l.. Weiskoph, the
mother of the bride. The party present
consisted of the relatives of the two
families only, but the wedding was
most brilliant one. JacQueminot roses,
Gala lilies and smilaX iii rich profusion
decorated the parlor most handsomely.
The bride was most tastefully dressed
III cream faiile.siik Franchise ell traine
with point lace, diamond ornaments,
tutle veil. Lilies of the valley added
grace to the handsome apparel,
bouquet of white roses in the brides
land completing the whole. Rabbi E.
Hess. OF St. Paul. performed the cere-
monies. When the knot had been tied
an elegant supper was served by Dor
sett, andsat 80 the happy couple bid
farewell 10 friends and Minneapolis and
started for an extensive eastern tour.
Many handsome and valuable gifts were
received, The couple will be at home
after May at 1910 Chicago avenue.
a wedding which proved to be quite
a surprise party to the friends of those
connected with it, and which, therefore,
awakened quite tremor in society cir
cles, occurred Thursday evening. 1t
was that of Miss Senuta Fiske and
Arthur Written, cashier of the tele-
phone company, both of them we'll
known in society. The lady arrived in
the city from Chicago and, taking car
riagc, met Mr.. Written at the Holmes
hotel, and together they drove to a
ministers and were quietly married.
The courtship has been going on for
some time. but the wedding. from its
suddenmess, aroused quite a flutter.
Niilads Il. Skoy, who recently grad
mated ri the Luther seminary, was mar
ried Monday evening to Miss Kusten
.jenSOn, young lady of Minneapolis.
Rev. o. p. NangSues officiated, the GER
emOnieS taking place at Our Savior's
church. After the knot had been tied
the company repaired to the prettiiy
decorated school room adjoining. An
excellent supper and music from the
seminary orchestra made the reception
happy occasion. On Wednesday the
couple left for Port Amboy. n. j.
At 400 Ninth avenue south on We'd
IeSday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Frank c..
Metcalf and Miss Sadie c. Elliot, the
daughter of Wyman Elliot, were Joined
in Wcdiock. A few relatives and friends
were present, and the ceremony was
L V.
Charles L. Reed acted as best man and
Miss Jennie Elliot as bridesmaid. The
floral decorations were very beautiful,
and naught could have been added to
The ceremonies. The couple departed
dor an Eastern tour at & o'clock.
One of the largest social gatherings
during the week and one Of the most de-
fightful occasions Of the social season was
the crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
n. Harris, givenat their pleasant home,
1501 Clinton avenue. The residence
was very prettily decorated with flow
erS and the gueSts-about one hundred
i'll number-made merry during the
evening. Music, reading and social en-
!oyment filled the first part of the even
ing and then refreshments were served
by DorSett.
Miss Leslie NJ. Mulvey and W. S.
Bell. both of Minneapolis. were married
at the Highland Park Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening last, Rev.
y. X. Harsha officiating. Miss May
Parcher was bridesmaid and E.. ID.
Rockwell best man. After the cere.
Inony a pleasant reception was held at
the home Of the brides mother, 1919
Twenty-frst avenue north. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell will be at home at 1904 Bry-
ant avenue north.
Miss Elizabeth PeclSham Brooks. of
minneapolis, and Charles Phelps Will
Jams, of New York city, were married
in that city last Thursday at the Col
Iegiate Dutch church, Rev. DR.. E. Coe
officiating. Miss Anne Brooks and W .
). Brooks, of this city, were present to
take part in the ceremonies. A recep-
ton was given afterWard at the Hotel
Brunswick.
Another Wednesday wedding was
that of Miss Cora f. Cross and William
W. Eader at the home of A. NJ. Cross,
Fl9 Northeast Madison street. The
young people are great favorites in their
circle Of friends, who extend wishes of
great joy to them at their home on
Fourth avenue northeast.
Lloyd Wooders, of Minneapolis, and
Miss Eta F. Dow. of Red Wing. were
married Wednesday at the home of the
bride. The wedding was largely at
tended and was brilliant affair. After
California tour the couple will make
their heme in Minneapolis.