The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-27
WEDDING BELLS IN SOCIETY.

EfEOOiV0 OEEIS lin SOSlE :
The marriage of Miss Bertha Alvina En-
derlen to Gustave c. Schaler took place yes
terday afternoon at ) o'clock at the residence
of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. Albert G..
Enderlen, on jackson street. Rev. Albert
Thele, of st. Paul's German Evang alical
church. performed the ceremony.
The ceremony took place in the large bay
window in the parlor. The room was prettily
decorated with palms, wreaIhs and cut
flowers. The bride was gowned in white silk
with trimmings Of chiffon. She wore tulle
veil and carried Bride roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Lulu Enderlin.
Miss Enderlin wore gown CT white organd. e
with trimmings of insertion. She carried
pink roses. Mr.. John Raetz, of Hastings,
Mimi. was best man. Mr.. Albert Enderltn,
brother of the bride, gave her away.
AS the bridal party entered the parlor Mr..
Fred Under played Mendeissohns Wedding
March, and at the conclusion OF the mar
rage rites the march from ''Lchsngrin' was
played. About twenty-five guests witnessed
the ceremony and were present at the we'd
ding supper, which was served Immediately
afterwards.
A reception was held in the evening. The
Concorda society OF which both bride and
groom are active members, attended in
body and rendered several selections
The out-of-town guests were: Judge Schaler
and wife, parents of the groom, from Chaska,
Mimi; Mrs. E. T. Smith, sister OF the groom,
from Lakefield, Mimi; Mrs. o. Schrlmpf,
Chaska, MINI.
The grand military testimonial ball ten
dered to Armorer NJ J. Wiley at Armory
hall last evening was a decided success from
a spectacular. social and financial point
of view Flags, regimental colors, bunt-
ing and paintings adorned the walls of the
armory, and as the grand march moved down
the hall, procession brilliant with the trap
pings of war, display of gold, lace and brass
buttons, the scene was a most inspiring one.
On the reception committee were: Capt.
Larson, Lieut.. Allen, Lieut.. Groh, Capt. Ehr
mantraut Lieut.. Merrill, Lieut.. Meyerding,
Capt Holton, Lieut. s. McNIillen, Lieut.. A.
McMillen, G. Goldthrite Capt Drake, Capt.
Eldridge, Chief Cook, Chief Goss, Capt.
Hardy, Lieut.. Bunker, Sergeant Schaffer and
G. Blodgett
The grand march was led by Maj. Libbey
and Miss Gillespie; then came the Knights
OF Pythias. led by Judge Orr; Eldridge
Zouaves; fire department led by Chief Cook;
police department, led by Chief Goss; Commits
stoned officers, non commissioned officers,
privates of the national guard organizations
and citizens
On the ladies' reception committee were:
Mrs. G. c. Lambert Mrs. R. NJ. Groh, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Wiley, Mrs. B. E. Allen, Mrs. VIM.
Murphy, Mrs. H. Larson, Mrs. j. C. Hardy,
Mrs. D. NJ. Merrill, Mrs. R. Hurd and Mrs.
A dance programme of eighteen numbers
followed the grand march, the music being
furnished by the St. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Private Sullivan Corporal H. Knocke, Lieut..
Lyons, Sergeant West, Lieut.. Smith, Ser
geant Metzdorf, Private McElroy Col. Mil
ham, Capt. Black and Capt. Lowell.
The Pauci Delecti club gave a dancing
party last evening at Lifts hall. The enter
tainment committee consisted of w. F. AL
then, D. Tussey, c. L. Adams NJ. c. Cook,
G. C. Miehaud. The Twin City Mandolin
club played for the fourteen numbers on the
programme.
In Clyde Fitch's brilliant drama, "The
Moth and the Flame" society people are
represented in the first scene dressed UP as
children at fancy dress ball. 1t was from
this scene that the Standard cub obtained its
idea for the unique entertainment given at
Standard hall last evening. Several Of the
club members, dressed childrens, gave an
exceedingly ,,l bright and entertaining pro
mated Song Sheet" Lines were drawn on
a curtain to represent measure of music,
but in place Of notes holes were cut through
out of which peered human faces. number
of darby songs were sung the Twin city
Mandolin club accompanying the voices.
Those taking part in the programme were
Mr.. Cohen: Rudolph sternberg. Miss Laura
Goodman, Miss Goldman, Leo Goodkind, Miss
Clara Sternberg. Miss Helen Cohen, with
the aid Of doll, gave a very clever. panto-
mime exhibition, entitled 1.-The Way Brother
tomime is Mr.. Dave Cohen, of this city.
After the programme there was hop, the
Twin City Mandolin club playing for the
numbers
Mrs Condo Hamlin, of St. Paul. has been
secured by the Shakespeare club, of Winona,
to read Rostands great play, "Cyrano de
Bergerac," at the opening of the new lee
ture room of the Laird library Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John Lind received informally from
to at the Ryan hotel yesterday afternoon.
She was assisted by Mrs. L. A. Rosing.
Mrs. L. L. c. Brooks gave a progressive
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home on
Western avenue. Cards were played at
twelve tables.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse A. Gregg of Ashland
avenue. entertained the kangaroo club last
evening
Miss Marion White Goodrich avenue, will
entertain the S. l. G. Reading club Monday
evening.
The Tabernacle society will hold business
meeting this morning at 1880 o'clock at the
Aberdeen.
Mrs Nowal Marchand of ST. Adams street
will entertain informally Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Rufus Jefferson. of Summit avenue,
will give a luncheon tomorrow for the Cineh
club.
Miss Fife Gooding. of Fairmount avenue
has issued invitations for an afternoon euchre
Wednesday
The Elks will hold a social session this
evening at Elks' hall. There will be a
musical programme participated in by the
Lewis Shave Percy B. Churchill Mrs. Vein
berg Al Flournoy, W. j. Tompkins, Henry
Dellafeld and Harry Davis. Lou Wilkes will
preside. Supper will be served during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Richardson OF