St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
SAINT PAUL.
IN soCIETY's DOMAIN.

yesterday morning dI Tile ASSulplion
church by Rev. Father Schroysosten, OF
st, Cloud, assisted by Rev. Father Mar
tin and Rev. Father Timothy. The
bridesmaids were Misses Lizzie Shrei-
ner and Maggie Kerst, and the groomS-
men George G. Schmidt and Peter M:
Kerst. The ushers were John Beck, OF
st. Paul, and Frank Seiford, OF
Glencoe. The event was a brilliant
one in every particular. The interior OF
the church in which the ceremony oc-
Cured presented an appearance at once
elegant and artistic. Flowers, hides
pensable at wedding, were there in the
most magnificent profuSion. In their
arrangement there was evidence OF
the artistic taste of the dec
orators. The altar was perfect bank
of beautiful blossoms. Waving ferns
nestled here and there among the more
brightly-cOlored plants, and tail tuScn!aS
reared their dropping heads in the faint
breeze which stole in from the street.
There were flowers also on the walls,
flowers in the path to be traversed by
this bride-to-be-the aisle was strewn
with them, and flowers again in the
hands of the bride and her maids. flow
ers everywhere, and the fairest of the
countryside. plucked from their glass
covered beds for the occasion.
Every seat in the church was
filled by the friends of the young
people who were about to unite their
fortunes for ever and aye. There was
the usual ten minutes of eXpectant
waiting for the bridal party, and then
the whispered Here they are'' was
passed from mouth to mouth, and there
appeared in the arch the white-clad fig
ure of the bride. She looked beautiful;
most brides do; but this particular
bride looked particularly we'll. Her
costume was of a soft cream silk, which
Venus might have envied, and en-
HANGED its projections. The trim
ming, scarcely visible on account
of the flowers surmounting it, was
of silver brocade The bridesmaids
were attired in white from head to foot,
and looked like blushing candidates for
matrimony themselves. The service
was as impressive as the Catholic mar
rage service invariably is, and as with
the last words the organ broke into
peal of grandeur, there, were tears in
the eyes of many, drawn there by the
very solemnity of the scene. These,
however, were but the traces OF al emo
ton as ephemeral as spontaneous. Soon
they had given place to smiles and
merry laughter, which, with shower
of rice and good wishes. followed Mr..
ana Mrs. Schreiner to the depot. The
newly welded pair left for Saratoga via
Chicago, and will remain absentfro the
city for about six weeks. After the de-
parture of the couple reception was
held at the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter KerSt. 3S7
West Seventh street The hot houses
had again been plundered for the deco
ration of the parlors and surely not
blossom had been spared to tell the
tale. SurmOunting small center table
was a magnificent floral ship, bearing
the legend, From Magdalena's
friends" In an apartment up stairs
there were presents of all sorts and
conditions of elegance and util-
ity. There were vases of silver
forks, knives, and table articles
of all kinds. There were gold pens and
gold pencils, gold thimbles and gold
jewelry-gold and silver everywhere in
apparently endless array. Supper was
served in the large dining room of the
residence, and fully fifty guests did it
justice. Seibert'S orchestra furnished
music to which pretty girls and their es.
corts, and the old folks. too, danced
merrily until late in the night. 1t was
regular old-fashioned wedding. such
as every girl wants and will have If she
can. Amongthe guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Schreiner, of Yakima, Wash;
MI. and Mrs. Michael M Ley of Jordon;
Mayor Il. b. Strait. ShaKopee; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolf Hastings; Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitsch,
MI and Mrs. John Hemen, Hastings; Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Schmidt, Jordan; Mr..
and Mrs; Michael schreinelr,, New Prague;
Mrs, Charles F. Rapp,. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Tehlen, Saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Eley, Mrs. Stahlman. Mr.. and
Mrs james Prendergast, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. Michael Kerst Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
Solheid Mr.. and Mrs. Haupers. Misses Lena
Wolf Gertie and Fannie Lalor, Emma
Friend, Emma Witt, Lizzie Zapp, Annie
Michel Mary Sherman, Lena Heinen, Annie
Wagner, Aggie Locus, Miss Vessel, Gertrude
Schultz; Messrs. Conrad A. Kerst, George G.
Schmitt. John Beck, Frank Seigert, Andrew
SchmitZ, Matt BantZ, Frank and Joe Rapp
A. Wayolf, Prof. REM, j. Simmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. ShultZ, Jordan.
There was merry time last evening
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner, of East Seventh street. The occa-
sion was the sixteenth birthday of their
daughter Alice, and a birthday party
had been arranged that all the friends
of the young lady might assist in cele-
brating the event. There were about
thirty young folks present, and the
lawn had been lighted with paper Ian
terms, adding to the picturesqueneSS of
the surroundings. Supper was served
about 10 o'clock, after which there was
dancing in the parlors, interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music.
Among the guests we're:
7 10 Toll Mo- nox,
port Alice Schroeder, May Eisenford, Lena
Kashatska, Lucy Hearst. Dot Carroll, Bessie
Evans, Annie Hogan, Chrissy Davidson and
Elsie Lewis. Messrs. Potts, Dale, Warnich,
Hewes, McCord. De Wolff, Ansdorf, Lett
man, Crosier, Daniels, Evans Carroll, Eisen-
ford and Davenport.
H. NJ. Hart who has been spending the
summer in Europe, returned this morning
with Mrs. Hart, who has been spending
few weeks at the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis. of Yaquitan, Wash,
are staying with Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dowd, of st.
Anthony avenue, and will remain in the city
Rmonth.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hillen. of Chicago ar
rived in the city yesterday, and will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Tomlinson at Minnetonka this
week.
Adam Decker and wife have just returned
from Europe, where they visited the place
where they spent their childhood days.
Miss Minnie Ludke and Miss Alma Schu-
maker, of St Peter, are the guests of Mrs. l..
OBrien. 434 Rondo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane K. Stone took a trip
around White Bear in the yacht Nushka yes
terday
Miss Ida Morris, of Osceola county, Iowa.
is staying NTH Mrs. Preen. of Iglehart street.
Miss Bertha Yold, of East Dubuque, is the
guest of Mrs. Samsone, of Dayton's bluff.
Miss Emma Stoch has returned from pro-
lOnged visit i'll New York civ
Disqualification Kelly is suffering from
an attack of cholera morbus.
Miss Grace Mcdonald went to White Bear
last evening.
P. P. Pomeroy is in Chicago.
j. A. Gallraith is in Dakota.