St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
IN HYMEN's KINGDOM.

Miss Helen Gilman Noyes eldest daughter
of MIR. and Mrs Daniel Moves, is to be mar
ried on Wednesday, March 30. to Rev. Will
lam Adams Brown, son OF John Crosby
Brown, of the wellknown firm of Brown
Bros & Co., New York. and grandson OF
Rev. DR.. William Adams, of the Madison
Avenue church, New York, and president of
the Union theological seminary. MIR. Brown
Is a graduate of Yale college and of the
Union Theological seminary, i'll both of
which he took high honors. The wedding
will take place on the afternoon of March 30
at the House of Hope church, and there will
be a reception later at the home OF the bride
on summit avenue. Mr.. Brown is at present
finishing his studies at Berlin, and will re-
turn there with the bride soon after the
wedding
Society is much interested over the an
nouncement of the coming marriage of Miss
Lucille Alice Stickney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Stickney, TO Frederick Donlevy
Banning, which will take place on the 10th
of the month at the Stickney residence. 2SS
Summit avenue The ceremony will take
place at o'clock i'll the evening, and will be
perfo by Rev. Robert Christie. Mr..
Banning is the son of Gen. w. L. Banning,
of St. Paul, and has his home in New York,
| where he will take his bride.
Married at Wilson, Wis, by Rev. DR.. Ed
wards, E. II. Heckler and Miss Nellie L.
| Tucker reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents after the ceremony.
| The bride wore a gray silk dress. A A.
| Tucker, of St. Paul, was nest man; Miss
| Bertha Purvis of River Falls, bridesmaid
Mr. and Mrs. Heckler took the evening train
| for Denver Col. They will be at home at
Wilson after April 1. The presents were nu-
| merous and valuable. There were 200 guests
| at the wedding dinner.
| One of the prettiest events OF the week will
| be the marriage of Miss Rebecca Krone and
Leo Rose, which will be solemnized by Rabbi
| Hess this afternoon at o'clock at the house
| of the brides aunt, at 325 Eighth street. Mr..
| Rose is employed at Schuneman Evans,
and has hosts of friends who will come to his
| wedding not only from st. Paul and Mime
| apols, but from distant cities His brother,
| Jacob Rose, of Marquette, Mich, arrived
| yesterday.
At3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon there was a
| quiet wedding at st. Joseph's Catholi c
| church, when Miss Winifred Mcdonald and
| +. Il. Rettinger were united In marriage,
Rev. Father Raleigh officiating. Nj. G..
Rodika was best man, and Miss Anna Nc
| Donald. the BRIDES sister, was bridesmaid.
Only intimate friends and relatives had been
hidden to the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Ret
| finger will live at 367 summit place.
Arthur Meunier, a popular young French.
man of this city, and Miss Laura Demers, of
| Minneapolis. were married on Monday, and
were rendered reception al the residence Of
| Mr.. and Mrs Matt L. Charter, on st. An
thony avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Meunier will re-
| side in the city.
| MISS KATE DOraIl, the accomplished uduSn
ter of Hon. Michael Doran. of this city, was
| quietly married 10 Dr. Ernest Stevens. of Sill
| yer City, n. NJ, at Los Angeles, CAL, last
| Monday. The future home Of the young
| couple will be in Silver City.
Miss Lillian y. Boyd, of Little Canada, and
| John b. Mclean were married Wednesday
afternoon at the residence Of Rev. John A.
Stemen, CPS Mendoza street.
Miss Maggie II. Rittenhouse. Of Butte,
| Mont. and Elias Breed, of st. Paul, were
married Feb 81 by Rev. William McVettie.
I'D. Mackenzie, contracting freight agen
of the Lake Superior Transit company, wa:
| married Tuesday to Miss Genevieye Distel.