St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-20
SAINT PAUL.
IN HYMEN's GOLDEN BAND.
Brilliant Nuptiais Yesterday of
Henry DefieI and Miss Helen

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Henry DefieI and Miss Helen
Finck.
The ceremony linking for life Henry
Defiel and Miss Helen Finck was per-
formed at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Finck, 265
Pleasant avenue, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The attractive residence
was made more delightful by the artistic
decorations of flowers and plants. The
carpets were covered with canvas, the
halls and rooms were draped in smilax
and trailing plants, with festoons,
distending from the chandeliers. A
dove of peace was suspended from the
arch between the library and dining
room. The drawing room was con-
verted into bower of exotic flowers,
plants and delicate roses and lilies. A
large floral bell was suspended in the
bow window. Under this the contract
ing parties took their places promptly
at O'Clock, attended by Misses Minnie
Tbeubald and Lena YAM as maids of
honor, whilst Edwin and l.. Defel,
brothers of the groom, acted as
best men. The wedding ceremony
was pronounced by DR.. S. &. Smith.
pastor of the PEOPLES church. The
wedding dinner was served soon after
the ceremony in dining booth, built for
the occasion, adjoining the residence,
and beautifully decorated. A large
number of invited guests were present
to tender congratulations, the recep-
ton for this purpose continuing until
IL o'clock, when the guests departed
after again extending their well wishes,
Seibert'S orchestra dispensed ap-
propriate music during the evening
The bride wore failIe silk silver bro
caded robe, with veil en- traine and dia-
mond ornaments. Miss Minnie Theo-
bald, one of the maids of honor, wore
pink silk gown, with lily of the valley
decorations. Miss YAM, the other maid
Of honor, was attired in white silk,
aud also had lily of the valley orna-
mentS. Mrs. Finck, mother of the bride,
was clad in lavender satin, with dia-
mond ornaments. Mrs. Defiel, mother
of the groom, wore black silk and velvet.
The happy couple left last night for
six weeks tour of st. Louis, New Or
leans, and the South. They Will be at
home, 81 Summit avenue, after June 1.
COngratulatory kilograms were received
from F. Eisenger, Edward Pautke,
George Young, Deitmar. Keifer, Rintel-
man, Margraf, Neuzer, I'll. E. Moher and
Herman Bodinis. Of Milwaukee; A.
Lindeke, of Mobile, Alabama, and MI.
and Mrs. Schurck, of st. Louis.
The Array of Presents.
The was little fortune in costly, at
tractive and beautiful presents, dis
played among which were the follow
ing:
,torhh Gfnt,1 mic frnn 10
eroom's father and mother; two handsome
bedroom sets, from parents Of bride: settee,
Edward Finek; two handsome parlor chairs,
MIR. and Mrs. Bower; hat rack, L. Defel;
dining room set, MIR. and Mrs. zimmerman;
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Finck; kitchen
cabinet, Mr.. and Mrs. John Seeger; oxi-
died silver table lamp, Robert Seegeri
blue silk plush chair. Mr.. and Mrs. George
erazy pac c SIX Mrs ola1
silver fruit knives, the Misses Theobald;
Mexican onyx clock, Mrs. b. Theobald. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Theobald and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Yoerg; dozen silver knives and forks, MIR. and
silver water set, Gustave G. Zenzius; bronze
statue, P. III. Kersh; painting, Charles A. Bet
tingen and Maggie c. Bettingen;. painting,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Delano; cut glass toilet
set, the Misses Keiffer, OF Milwaukee; hano
kid sofa cushion, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Ditmar: music cabinet. W. Finck;,
giided rocker, Miss Jnliett Stoke; cushion
Miss Minnie Theobaid; picture, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter John; picture-"E1n Gutter Braten,
Straus; hand. painted stand. Mr.. and Mrs
Stoke; handso me China vases. Mr.. and Mrs
F. Willius; dozen silver teaspoons, +.
Fischer; half dozen silver tea spoons, Mr..
W. Tlerner; bronze vases. c. G. ,Kerch;
rocker. Mr.. and Mrs A. Koehler: hall chair,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Defel: pastel picture, Miss
A. Theobald; pastel pictures, Lena Ianz;
cake basket, A. II. Ruetelman, Chicago; cake
basket, Miss Mary Baer; carving set, Sheriff
Bean; dozen fruit knives. Messrs. Mccarthy
and Hogrefe; silver salad dish, G. Heine-
mann; fancy vase, Miss c Ertel; statu-
ary Mrs NJ od Keife Mrs MilTaukse M Risno
knife, Mrs. Kiefer, of California; vase, r. II.
Seng; afternoon coffee set, Mrs. Theobald;
berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Geist; silver set,
G. C. Whitman; oil painting Miss Amanda
statuary, Mr.. and Mrs; NJ. Walter; statuary,
Mrs. Elbel; caster, DR.. and Mrs. North;
set silver napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
Keefe, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Walters; salt cellars.
Mrs: Peterman; complete s silver tea set eta
spoons, by the following persons: Mrs; VIM.
Liudeke, Mrs. A. H. Lindeke, Miss Louise
Lindeke. Mrs. Theo., Schulz. Mrs. +.
M. Dudley, Mrs. Z. d. Glesen, MRS.
H. Dreves, MIR. Frank Lindeke, Mrs.
w. A. LindeKe, Mrs. G. T. Schumacher,
Mrs. c. Heinrich Mrs. K. Simmon;
Mrs. o. C. Macklett, Mrs. III. Witt, Mrs f. '.
Heyderstaedt, Mrs. and Miss Johns, Mrs. j.
YAM Mrs O. r. Kefer. Mrs. J. Matheis. Mrs.
P. Bote, Mrs. H.V Heyderstaedt Miss Lillian
Hechleman, Mrs. H. Schiichling; sofa pillow,
Mrs Schuler; tidy, Miss A. Orleman; slipper
case, Miss FL. Cohn.
The Guests.
Among those present were noted the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Defel, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Finck, of Milwaukee: Mr., and Mrs. b.
Zimmerman, Mrs. Young, of Milwaukee: Mr..
and Mrs Pauke, Milwaukee,: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Defiel. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Defiel, Mr.. and
Mrs William A Lindeke ST.. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Lindeke Jr, Miss Alma Theobald,
George TheobaId, Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Yorg, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Theobold, Miss Yanz. Miss Julia
Stoke, of st. Louis; William De-
fol Mr. and Mrs John MatheiS Mr. and Mrs