The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-23
IN A SACRED SECLUSION
NOYES-DE FOREST NUPTIALs
SOLEMNIZED YESTERDAY

Only Relatives of the Bride and
Groom Were Present-Miss Ixath-
eryne Ruyter Van vIiet, of Chi
cago, and Richards Gordon Dea-
con Are Married-.Other News of
the Day in ST. Paul Society.
The marriage of Miss Julia Gilman
Noyes, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Noyes, of this city, to H. w. De Forest
took place last evening at o'clock at
the brides home on Virginia avenue.
The ceremony was a very private one,
only the relatives of the young cou-
| pie being present. The bride wore pure
white. The house decorations were in
harmony with the extreme quietness
Of the event, and, though beautiful,
We're very simple in arrangement.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest, Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Noyes, Miss
Noyes and Miss Robbins.
Following the ceremony there was
bridal supper, and later the young peo-
pie left for wedding trip. They Will
reside in New York city. Mr.. De Forest
is a member Of one of the wealthiest
and most exclusive New York fam
lilies. He is brother Of Mr.. De For
est who married Miss Dean, of this
city, some years ago. Miss Noyes is
a popular ST. Paul society girl. She
has been educated abroad and is de-
scendant Of old Puritan stock.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Katherine Ruyter Van Vliet, daugh-
er of G.. D. Van Vliet, Of Chicago, to
Richards Gordon Deacon, son Of Mrs.
Katherine Deacon, of this city. The
wedding took place at noon, Aug. Is,
at the home of the bride, Washington
boulevard. Oak Park, Chicago. Rev
Charles Reynolds read the marriage
service in the presence of the immedi-
ate friends and relatives Of the con-
| tracing parties. Mr. and Mrs Dea-
| con went to Omaha for a short visit
and will make their home in Miles
| City, Mont.
Mr. Deacon is an architect, well
! known in this city, having lived here
since his Childhood.
For the last six years he has made
his home in New York city, but last
winter moved to Miles City, Mont,
| where ne has since resided.
|
The board of directors of the ST.. Paul
! School Of Fine Arts will meet at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning in the studio in the
Moore building. The principal business to
come before the beard is the appointment
Of an instructor to take charge of the school
|
The committee of the st. Paul School Of
Fine Arts. having in charge the exhibit Of
art for the Industrial exposition. to be held
in Market hall in September. met with Mrs.
Metcalf yesterday. No decisive action was
taken In the matter. but the committee Will
endeavor to make an exhibit Wo.thy OF the
School Of Fine Arts.
The Central union of the w. C. T. U. met
in the st. Paul Commons yesterday after
IafffO Uyo11y rA-fd cd Do
| ports Of superintendent were read and other
routine business transacted. Mrs. P. B. Joy
was appointed to hold religious services in
the county jail on Thursday.
The Francis Harper union. w. G. T. u,
met yesterday and appointed Mrs. T. N.
Lyles and Mrs: L. A. Robinson and Miss
ton, which meets at Glencoe today.
Mrs. E. S. Bean. of the Colonnade, leaves
500 and Canadian Pacific lines to Vancouver,
| and thence by steamer to SSH Francisco;
| after fortyeight hours rest in San Francisco
she will continue her journey on the steamer
Belgic. In Honolulu she will await advices
| from her husband, Maj. Bean, now at Manila
| with the Thirteenth regiment. If the Thir-
| teenth remins at Manila for any leagth Of
time, Mrs: Bean will join her husband there.
| A letter from Mrs. G. Nice. Reeve, now at
Honolulu. to Mrs Bean. contains glowing
| description of the Hawaiian city, she adj
vises Mrs. Bean to leave furs. and heavy
raps IN st. Paul. as only summer apparel
is needed. The hotel rates she says, are
| she is living in a hotel at Honolulu for much
| the same cost as she did in San Francisco.
The people are charming, the population be-
ing largely American, and people coming
from the United States soon come to feel
very much at home there.
If Mrs. Bean goes to Manila shs will be &C
| companied by Mrs. Reeve. Mrs. Fitzgerald,
wife Of Maj: Fitzgerald, of the Thirteenth
| regiment, will also go to Honolulu Saturday.
The Cooperative Society of the Atlantic
| Congregational Church meets this afternoon
| in the church parlors.
The women of st. Patrick's parish will
| church parlors, Case and Mississippi streets.
Tomorrow evening the Daughters of Erin,
| Division No. 3, will give musical in Central
| hall dancing programme will follow. 1t
| is the third anniversary of the division
|
The Daughters of Veterans will give a
| dancing party this evening at the home of
! Mrs. Maxwell, 81 North Washington street
| Bidde Circle, No. SO, Ladies of the G. A.
R., will give their first lawn social this even-
| ing at 418 Edmund street. There will be
| music and refreshments.
Rebekah Lodge No. 8 gives an ice cream
| social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| "A. IWlsS, $50 East N1ntn street. Mrs. r.
| L. Korth, Mrs. Richmond Mrs. Saule, Miss
| Zimmerman Miss Elsner Miss Wicker and
| Mrs. F. A. Twiss has the programme in
| charge.
! Manager L. N. Scott, of the Metropolitan
| opera house, returns home this morning from
! New York. where he has been for the past
| two weeks completing the Metropolitan book
| ings for the coming season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Looms of Paramount
| avenue, are in w -sconsn.
| Mrs. Raymond Evens, of Chicago, is the
| guest of her brother, Frank Mccoy, of Hol-
| ly avenue.
| Mrs Katherine Deacon, of Grand avenue,
| has returned from Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. MeDermott left last
evening for two weeks visit in Canada.
The Misses DonneHy, who have been the
guests of Miss Julia Donnelly, of Robert
street, Sunday evening returned to their
home in Milwaukee.
Miss Gertrude MeKaig of Hamlne. and
Miss 2. R. Hart, of Minneapolis, left for
Seattle Sunday evening. They will sal Aug.
25 for Honolulu.
Mrs. Harry Graham, of st. Adams street,
has gone to Montreal, Canada.
Mrs Billings and daughter who have been
the guests of Mrs. Grggs, of Laurel avenue,
have returned to Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. William Bancroft Hill, of
Poughkeepse, N. Y, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyer-
haeuser, of Summit avenue, returned last
night.
Mrs. E. NJ. Prouty, of Summit avenue, has
returned from Lake Melissa.
Franklin J. Krieger leaves Wednesday for
Germany. where he will continue as mu-
steal studies.
Miss Clara Ward, Of Montana Is the guest