St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
DECEMBER

An interesting wedding event i'm
Hebrew circles was SolemniZed at Stand
ard hall Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The contracting parties were Oscar Rit-
tenberg, of the firm of Carter, Ritten-
berg 81 Halnlin company, of Minneap-
oils, and Miss Selma E. Wirth, of st.
Paul. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed in accordance with the Jewish
rites in the presence of a large company
of invited guests. The spacious parlorS
and library OF the club rooms had been
handsomely decorated with flowers,
potted plants, smilaX and wreathS of ev-
~ergreen. The bridal party proceeded to
the parl0r promptly at 5 O'clock, where
the ceremony was performed. Six
cute little children held ribbons so as to
form an aisle from the time the wedding
party entered until after the cOngratu-
Iations had been offered. Miss Lena
Goldenberg and Flora Wirth, a sister of
the bride, were maids of honor. J.. IS.
Newman was the groom's best man..
The uSherS were Edward Wirth, A. n.
Rose, Abe Wirth and Max A%lbenberg.
of West Superior. Little Jennie Wirth
was flower girl. After the ceremony
the entire party partook Of all excellent
repaSt. The menu was engraved on
wooden cards. The places at the tables
were designated by names of relatives
and other guests. Later i'll the evening
dancing was INDUCED i'll until a
late hour. The bride, a handsome
lady, wore a beautiful gown of cream
satin. with duchess lace, and carried a
bouquet. of lilies Of the valley. Miss
Lena Goldenberg was attlred in a
gown of yellow brocaded satin. and Miss
Flora Wirth'S gown was of pink crepe,
with point lace. Mrs. With, mother OF
the bride, wore a gown of black silk,
with pearl ornaments. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wirth. parents
OF the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
FeiSt. of Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Roth, or Cincinnati; Mrs.
Sternberg. Valley City, n. d.; Mr.. and
Mrs. B%echhoetfer. MIR. and Mrs, Joseph
Brues, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius He'll
bron. MIR. and Mrs. Menash. of
Minneapolis; DR.. and Mrs. Gottlieb
Stamm, Rabbi and Mrs. j. l.. Hess, Mr..
and Mrs. Gottsehalk, of Saltwater; Mr..
and Mrs. Cohen, Of Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph FleiSner, Mrs. Krone,
Miss Cora Rosenfield. of Rock Island;
Goldberg, of Chicago; Miss Minnie
smith, Miss Carrie Rose, Miss Jennie
May. Miss Carrie %Lowenstein, Miss
Goldman, of Baltimore; Miss Gutter
man, Miss Morganstein, Miss Frank,
Miss Flora Weiss, Miss Olga
Michel, of Milwaukee, Miss Men
ash, of Minneapolis; Henry
| Hammel, Edmarth Wirth, Charles E.
Wirth. Adolph l.. Wirth. all of MilWau-
| kee; Jefferson Engle, Barney Simon,
Adolph Albenberg, of Minneapolis;
i Louie A%lbenberg, of Saltwater; Lewis
Neuman, r. b. Frankel, Albert N.Rose.
Isaac E. Rose, Herman Sternberg,
Meyer Cohen, Gus Fried, B. Simon, A.
S. Loeb. A. Guiterman. William Fantle.
| Harry S%ternberg, Jacob Hebron, D. }.
Hanna, Louis Hainlin, A. A. Tucker,
II. Carter, Leo Goodkind, Albert Roth
schild, Simon Wirth and Sgr. Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kittenberg will spend
their honeymoon in the East.
The golden wedding of Rev. Fuller
was celebrated in the form of a surprise.
| The old couple intended to have it a
took matters in their hands, and the re-
suit was, Thursday evening, a pleasant
reunion of many friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller were seated in the big church
'parlor, the latter attired in a dress made
after the fashion of her wedding gown,
but of course n change was the white
locks which now show themselves IN
der her cap. A wedding march was
played by Mr.. Relf, and a prayer was of
fered by Rev. Barker. W. w. Dawley.
of Woodland Park church, made a short
address relating to the work accom-
plished by Mr.. Fuller, after which a
solo was sung by Miss Olcott. Mr.. Full
Ter then made a short speech. followed
by a bass solo. DARBY My Dear" sung
by George Butrick. A large roll of
rugs was then brought in and placed be-
fore the couple. The young men made
a white ring, on which were placed one
dollar gold pieces, and then Mr.. Fuller
was requested to lead his bride within
it's space, which was to symbolic the
love and friendship of the donors. After
many congratulations from those pres
ent. they departed for their homes.
Miss Myrtle Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Davis, of Minneapolis,
was married Tuesday to DR.. Irving B.
Kenney, of st. Paul. The ceremony
occurred at 5 O'Clock at the residence of
the brides parents. SIS East Eighteenth
street. Rev. J. j. Faude officiated, and
the bridal music was played by Miss
Caldwell, of Window, a friend of the
bride. The bride was gowned in cream
} crepe, with trimmings of pearl paSSe-
menterie. She wore a veil, and carried
t a bouquet of bridal roses. The maid.
/ were Miss Nellie McCollom. attired in
: yellow; Miss Milly McCollom. in white
and Miss Fannie Pitcher, of Mankato
t in tan color. DR.. r. b. Murray, of St
Paul, was best man.
: MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Lowering Jr. re