St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
DECEMBER WEDDINGS.

One of the prettiest weddings of the season
was that of Robert 5. Taylor and Miss Stella
NJ Bass which took place at the House of
Hope church Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, the Rev. Maurice ID. Edwards Off
ciating. The church was prettily decorated
with eyergreens and palm plants. The wed
ding march was from Lohengren and was
played by Prof. Titcomb n. NJ. Thygeson
gave the bride away, and John IL. Taylor
Walter S. Taylor brothers of the groom),
A. A. Tucker and W. II. 6emmel acted as
ushers. The wife is pretty brunette and is
quite well known among large circle OF
young people, She wore al empire gown OF
silk crepe du chine. trimmed with Oriental
lace, which contormed to her charming hg,
ure most exquisitely. The groom Is well
known as a court reporter i'll the office of
George n. Hilman, and has a large circle
of friends i'll the city. The happy
couple gave reception to their
friends from to at their pretty home.
No. I6S Victoria street, where they will be
al home 10 their friends after Jan. 10 Fully
200 people, friends OF the contracting par
ties. were present to witness the ceremony,
, among whom we're MesdameS Boyesen, Thy
geson, Edwards, Baird, Ilillman. Hiilman,
Van Manaan, Logic, Burns and Moore,
| Misses Baird, Baird, Cooley. kelso, Rice
Scarf, Smith, Thompson, Twigg, lawson
Bowie. Pearce, Chadwick and Paine. Judges
OILS and Kelly, and essTS. Mum, Thygeson,
Cochrane, Day, Higgins Beck, Dickinson,
Mauaau.
Thursday evening at 42i Beacon avenue
Merriam Park, was celebrated one OF the
prettiest home weddings of the season, when
Dottie D. Smith and William NJ. Higgins
were united in marriage. Rev. j.. Lane, OF
Excelsior, officiating Only relatives and
| few Intimate friends were present, number
| being from out of town. The bride was sim
| ply and becomingly dressed ina costume of
| cream crepe and lace. The presents Wer5
nIlmprOnS handsome house
| is to be the future home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Higgins is model one, and was tastetully
| decorated They will be at home on Tuesdays
after Jan. l.
The wedding of Miss Stella M. Bass and
Tobert s. Taylor was celebrated at O'Clock
Wednesday in the House Of Hope church.
Rev. Maurice Edwards officiating. The
groom is a stenographer In the once OF
George N. Hillman, court reporter for Ram
sey county, and is an exceedingly affabie,
agreeable and clever gentleman. The bride
is an e4 pert in the stenographic profession,
and this happy union of TWO popular stem
ographers is exceedingly suspicious. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will be at home after Jan. 20,
at lGS Victoria street.
Miss Theodore Miller of 600 Holly avenue.
was married the 10Th of December to Harry
D. Hurley, of Hillsb0ro, N D. Miss Miller is
a well known society girl of st. Paul, and
Mr.. Hurley is equally we'll known i'll Hills
boro society, being member OF the North
Dakota legislature. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hurley
left for Hillsboro on the morning OF the Goth,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Conway have sent out
cards for the marriage OF their daughter,
Maud Pearl, to Alceste Sylvester Weber,
which will take place at o'clock Monday at
265 Sherburne avenue.
The presents were numerous and beauti-
full. among them being piano. and beautl-
full chime clock from the we'll known firm of
Mum, BOVeS6n IL ThVgeSOn
Tue engagement is announced of Miss
Adele Wemott, of this city, and C. NJ. Paine,
of Milwaukee Wis.
The marriage of Robert Rantoul and Miss
Hubbard Will Occur i'm ROStOn Ian 10