The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
CUPID and COLUMBIA
THEY WORSHIP GOLD GLORY
ALIKE IN THESE STIRRING
DAYS
HYMENS ALTAR IS DRAPED

VaIOrOus Troops Under Tropical
Standardization Nuptials Yes
terday-Mrs. William Hamm and
Mrs George Benz Receive In Hon
or of Mrs. Arnold Schwyzer.
pretty home wedding was celebrated
at o'clock last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bendixen, on
Lincoln avenue, when their daughter Ell
sic was united in marriage to Charles
William Zorn, of Burlington, 10. Flowers,
palms and American flags were happily
combined in the decorations of the diff
ferent rooms. The archways were draped
with red, white and blue bunting, the
brilliant color relieved by wreathings OF
smilaX and asparagus vine. The cere-
mony was performed in the bay window
in the main parlor under a canopy Of
smilax starred with white roses. The
letters b. and e. wrought in pink
carnations, hung directly over bride and
groom. The bridal party was preceded
by Quartermaster Sergeant c. A. utner,
of Company D, Thirteenth regiment,
cousin of the bride, serving as honorary
usher in full dress uniform. Then came
the four ushers-Ed Runitz, Melvin
Pfaff, Gus Riser and Carl Diether. Lit
tie Helen Nippolt, of Springfield, Mimi,
followed, goWned in white Swiss and car
rying a basket of white flowers Miss
Mayette Bendixen, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and preceded the
bride. who entered with her father. The
groom and his best man, George zorn,
of Burlington: To-, entered from the IL
brarv. Prof c. w. HertZler, Of st. Paul
Park. performed the ceremony, assisted
by Rev. w. J. Weber, of the First Ger
man church. Mr. Arthur KOerner played
the wedding marches. During the cere-
mony he played Schumann s ''Traemere1'
with violin obligato by Ed Nippolt.
MI and Mrs. Earn left last evening for
Southern trip. A reception will be civ
en- for them Oct IS in Burlington, To-,
by Mr. Yarns parents, and after Nov.
10 they will be at home at Springfield,
Mimi
A reception was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. William Hamm and Mrs.
! George Benz, at the residence OF the Tor
1ner on Cable avenue. Mrs. Arnold ShWy-
ger was the guest Of honor Mrs. Benz
and Mrs Hamm were assisted by Mrs.
Gottfried Stamm, Mrs Paul Hauser, Mrs.
Albert Scheffer Mrs Otto Miller and
Mrs George Sommers The young ladies
assisting were Miss Pfander, Miss Hamm,
the Misses Agnes and Johanna Hall,
the Misses lima and Martha Scheffer, the
Misses Greta and Elsie Mertens, the
Misses Siebold, the Misses De Haas and
Miss Frida Nauman.
\ matinee luncheon was given yester-
day by Mrs E. H McIIenry, of Summit
court, in honor of Miss Theo Carey.
Miss Irene Tyerson and Claude Brown
will be married at st. Clements church
next Wednesday, Bishop Gilbert off1ciat-
iEg Mr. and Mrs. Brown will reside at
the Buckingham.
Como Division No. 49, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors, gave
d canned fruit social and card party yes
terday afternoon at Bowlby hall. Each
guest brought jar of canned fruit, with
the result that two boxes of the delica-
cies will be sent to The railway mems
home in Chicago. The ladies having
charge Of the arrangements yesterday
were Mrs. D. E. Hickey, Mrs. Hugh NAL
10y Mrs. ]. D. Noble, Mrs. E. r. Nc
Given and Mrs. Houlian. Fiuchre favors
were won by Mrs. B. A. Waters, Mrs.
N NJ. Goss. Mrs. F. A. Pease, Mrs: @.
H Way and Mrs. 3. w. Walters, Of Liv-
tngston, Mont
Division No 4, Daughters of Erin, gave
it's anniversary ball last evening at Cen
trail hall. The hall was tastefuly deco
rated with the colors Of the order and
with autumn leaves, cut flowers and
! palms. About sixty couples were in at
tendance. Ryders GrcEes played for
the dancing.
ST. Paul Court IF Foresters will give
hi
Mrs James Mcclure, of Dayton avenue,
will spend the winter in California.
Miss Dorr. Of Saginaw Mich, is. the
guest of Miss Clark, Of Summit avenue.
Miss McC1oud, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, is the
guest Of Miss Grant, Of Holly avenue.
Mrs. Charles o. Krieger. of the Vir-
ginia, has returned from ST. Louis.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson. of Pleasant ave
nue., has returned from a three-months
absence in Chicago and Wtnona Lake,
Ind
Russell R. Dorr, of Oakland avenue, has
returned from California.
Mrs. Stringham. of Sioux Falls, is the
| guest of Mrs. Anton Shimonek, Of Laurel
| avenue.
Miss Rebecca Carnes, of Fuller street,
! has returned from Kansas City.
Mrs A Tt. Hall, of St. Adams street, 10
entertaining Mrs. Lowell, of Faribault.
T Miss Charlotte Baker, of South Elk
visit friends in Austin Mimi
| Mrs. F. E. Draper of Dayton avenue,
| has gone to Mt. Clemens, Mich
Mrs. H. J. Baldwin. Of Portland ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs. J. G: Hale, Of
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schurmeir, of Holly
Holly avenue. will return this week from
Lake Minnetonka.
The Chicago Great Western Ry.