The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-13
MATRIMONIAL. land SOCIAL.
Miss Harriet y. Wsyl and August
HOhensfein Married.

Miss Harriet II. Wsyl and August
HOhenstein Married.
The English Lutheran church, Laf-
ayette and Woodward avenues, was
filled to its doors Yesterday afternoon
on the occasion of the marriage Of Miss
Harriet Marie Weyl to August Hohen-
stein, of the Great Northern. The
bride Is the da1ghter" of Mr. and Mrs
G. j. Weyl, of 6S2 Burr street, and well
known in st. Paul IiRev Mr.. Deter
performed the ceremony amid per-
feet bower of fragrant floral decora-
tions, the church being decorated pro-
fusely with American Beauties, ferns
and sm1lax. During the service and
while the bridal party approached the
altar and when 1t receded, Mrs. Deter
rendered an elaborate musical pro-
gramme Of organ music. The bride
wore handsome gown Of Persian linen
and point lace over white silk and car
ried Brides roses She wore no veil.
She was attended by Miss Brandhorst
as maid of honor. The latter wore
white null and lace over silk and car
ried pink roses. The best man for the
bridegroom was Fred H. Schade.
In the evening there a large reception
at the Weyl home on Burr street,
which was attended by $50 people, who
were received by Miss Bird Tomkins
anu VlIS. 2SSlStlIlS5 NIL clii1
Mrs Weyl. The rooms were hand
somely decorated with roses and sn1ilax
and string orchestra was in at
tendance all of the evening. The bride
received among other handsome gifts
a piano from tibet bridegroom and a
side board from the congregation of
the English Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hohenstein took the
II: rs train to Duluth and will be at
n MOu oh Po9J ont
avenue.
Mrs. Col. Liggett, Of 2291 Scudder avenue
St. Anthony Park, gave "a charming little
| tea Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Mrs
of members of the faculty at the agricultural
school, The rooms and tables were beauti-
fully decorated with lilies, roses and ferns
and thirty ladies' responded to Mrs. Liggett,s
invitation. =
st. Luke's Aid Society of st: Paul's church
meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. John
son, of the Portland. ~
The women Of Christ church are preparing
for a musical and literary entertainment, to
be given week from tonight in the guild
hall, for the benefit of the church.
Mrs. J. ]. Parker. CT Marshall avenue, en-
tetained at dinner last evening.
The young people of the First Baptist
church give the first ice cream and straw
berry festival of the season this evening in
the church parlors. There will be musical
programme.
There will be an entertainment tomorrow
evening for the benefit Of the Babies home,
for which an excellent programme has been
announced.
The women of St. Louis church give CEN
cert this evening in Cretin hail.
The Ideal Euchre club meets today with
Mrs. DR.. Davis, Of Goodrich avenue.
Division No. g. Daughters of Erin will give
literary entertainment and social this even
ing in Twin City hall, Rice street and Univer-
sity avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mccartney, formerly Of
Marshall avenue, are at home at 594 Dayton
avenue. 80
Miss Anne Buckley, who has been visiting
Miss Tilton, of Virginia avenue, has re-
turned to Washington.
Mrs. Roscoe .Hersey is at home from the
I East.
James Garland, of Concord, Mass, was a
guest this week at the Hecker home at St
Anthony Park where he was entertained by
Percy Villas.
| Mrs. Steffers and Mrs. Leuthold, of Spring
Valley, are spending the week with Mrs. Ed
wards, of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Henry B. Farwell has gone to Chi
cago for three weeks visit to her daughter,
Miss Birdena Farwel
New Bicycle Ordinance.