St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-11
TWO HAPPY BRIDES

TWO HAPPY BRIDES
Sail Out Upon the Sea of Life to
Wagner's wedding March.
At Mount Zion temple last evening
at 6 O'Clock took place the marriage Of
Miss Ella Dittenhofer and Isaac Ed
gar Rose. The church was simply
decked with palms, and the ceremony,
performed by Rabbi Hess, was not
| elaborate. The bride entered the
church with her father, preceded by
four ushers, four bridesmaids and her
maid Of honor. Following her were
her mother and brother and the mother
and father of the bridegroom. The
groom and his best man met her at
| the altar. The Fort Smelling band
was in attendance. and announced the
approach Of the bridal party by the
wedding march from "Lohengrin,"
rendering 'Intermezzo" during the GER
emony and the wedding march from
Midsummer Nights Dream" as the
party receded.
Waiting carriages conveyed the
bridal party and guests to Hotel Ryan,
where a brilliant reception and sumpt-
uo1s banquet were given. The parlors
We're artlstically arranged with hot
house plants and flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose received the congratula-
|
an arch OF smilaX from which was sus-
| pended large heart of pink carna-
tons.
Supper was served in the dining
room from one long banquet table
surrounded by many smaller ones. The
bride and groom occupied seats of
| honor at the head of the center table;
the bridesmaids being seated around
a small table at the right. The table
decorations We're elaborate, and the
dining hall was handsomely hung with
ropes of snilax
The wedding party was composed
of Miss Stifel, OF Ottawa, Ill. maid of
! honor, white silk with pearl orna-
ments; Miss Maud Hess, of Ottawa;
Miss Jennie Sternberg, Miss Lettie
Buchanan, Miss Helen Buchanan. all
in white, with ribbons of contrasting
shades; Albert N. Rose, best man;
Will Goodknd, Leo Goodkind, Leo
Guiterman, Philip Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Dittenhofer, Mr.. and Mrs Rose
The brides gown was pearl duchess
satin. She wore a VEIL a portion of
which the maid of honor removed after
the ceremony. and carried a tiny white
velvet prayer book.
Mrs. Dittenhofers gown was heavy
black silk Mrs. J. Rose wore heavy
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elsinger. Dr. and Mrs.
Hess Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Goldsmith, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Elsinger. N. s.. Rose, Sam Dittin-
hofer, Miss stiefel, A N Rose, I. E. Rose
| Mr. and Mrs lDfttenhofer, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Elsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ullmann, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Grere, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rothschild
Mrs. Austrian, Mrs. Plechner Miss Flora
Sternberg, DR.. Haas, Miss Wirth, Fred
Plechner, Miss Adler, H. Sternberg, Mr.. and
r. Rose. Leo Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fantel,
Mr. and Mrs. Rittenberg, J. Wirth, S. Fantle
Miss R. Haas Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Kali
man. Miss Guterman, Miss Smith, A. Gull
| terIndn L.,
Mr.. and Mrs: ). II. Smith. MI and Mrs.
sal, Sol Guiterman. Miss Shaffner. Ed Aus
TRAN, Miss Sternberg Miss Stern. Mr. and
Mrs. I. Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mann
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hart, J. Dreyfus,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenstein. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Herr. Louis Prankel, Bennitt Blu
chanan. Simon Rose, Miss sicher Miss Plech-
ners Miss Buchanan, Morris Lowenstein, Hy-
man Rose. NJ Harzberg, Miss Hess. Miss
Morganstein,7 Miss Goodman. - i@ofeio%
Amid the fragrance Of flowers and
/ the low, sweet strains of silvery man
dolin music, Miss Anna. Tillson and
Charles Stinchfield were married yes
terday- at high noon at the residence
of Col. and Mrs. r. F. Hersey, Laurel
avenue, Bishop Gilbert officiating.
The winding stairway in the second
parlor formed a tiny alcove, which,
by the florists art, had been trans
formed into bower Of green, masses
of Southern smilax at the top droop-
ing their dark loneliness to meet the
pale faces Of the tall and graceful
Easter lilies that adorned the sides.
To this altar the bride descended,
led by Col. Hersey and preceded by
little Evelyn Finch, whose pretty
golden curls were a pretty contrast
to the dark hair Of the bride. The
bridegroom and his best man, James
A. Remick, entering from the hallway.
met the bride as she reached Bishop
Gilbert. Wagner's glorious march
from 'Lohengrin softly heraIded the
coming of the bridal party, and the
angels Serenade" accompanied the
ceremony, melting into the triumph
ant strains of Mendelssohn's master
piece as the benediction was pro-
nounced A breakfast followed, served
from handsomely appointed table,
all in pink and green effects Green
shaded lamps shed a soft light over
the huge bouquet of pink roses in the
center Of the table, from beneath
which wide bands of satin ribbon were
cloth, and pink bon bons in glass
dishes, resting on mats Of lace and
ferns, carried out the color effect
After cutting the brides cake the
bride assembled to her apartments and
donned her gofng-away gown, and with
nef nuSDdnQ sought the refuge OF the
awaiting carriage amid showers Of
I rice. The brides gown was of hello
| trope satin and point lace. She carried
orchids. The gown Of the little maid
of honor was white tulle and she bore
a basket Of lilies of the valley. Only
family friends5were present.
The bride is a resident of Bangor,
Me-, is a cousin of Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey
and well-known and esteemed through
out New England. Mr.. Stinchfield is
from Detroit.
After a tour Of the South Mr. and
Mrs. Stinchfield will be at home at 81
Davenport street, Detroit.
Mrs. D. R. Noyes gave cotillion at
Lifts hall last evening for Miss Whit
ney. The german was led by Ogden
Hammond, the favors being in flower
effects. Danz' orchestra furnished
music and Ramaley catered.
Mrs. Noyes was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. G. P. Noyes, Miss Whitney,
Miss Carol Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Cut
Ter and Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Noyes
and Mrs. Hammond had charge Of the
favor table. Among the guests were
Misses Cutler, Finch, Tarbox, New
port, Lambert, Saunders, Sturgis, Arm
strong, Mason, Bass, Smith, Warner,
Hill, Robbins, Noyes, Messrs. Burns.
Hewitt, Bend, Armstrong, Bigelow,
Hammond, Corning, Hubert, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Read, Mr.. and Mrs.
| IltIhar NaWp0rt Mr. and Mra Will