The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-10

of white satin trimmed with point lace.
She wore gardenias with green leaves In
her hair
Mrs. slade was gowned in black and
white silk trimmed with duchesse lace.
Mrs. Samuel Hill wore a light tan silk.
The young girls in the bridal party wore
simple gowns Of chiffon or null and car
ried big punches of flowers.
The marriage ceremony was very brief
Archbishop Ireland pronounced the bene-
diction, at the conclusion of which the
orchestra burst into the triumphant
strains of the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
Following the services the bride and
groom held a short reception, Mr.. and
Mrs James J. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hill receiving with them. After
this brief reception the guests adjourned
to the dining room, where the wedding
breakfast was served at several small Ia
bles. The brides table was decorated en-
tirely in white. At this table were
seated the immediate members OF the
bridal party. The other tables were
decorted with maidenhair fern, clus-
tiers of lilies of the valley and American
Beauty roses. Rose-hooded lights i'm
parted soft glow to the room.
After the breakfast the guests were
given an opportunity of viewing the
many handsome gifts presented to the
bride and groom. Mr.. Hill gave his
| daughter Russian enamel bowl, one of
the most priced of the Russian exhibits
at the worlds fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
| presented them with an entire table serv-
| ice of silver and dozen gold plates.
MARQUIS Ito, of Japan, who was guest
at the wedding, presented the bride with
some beautiful jewels. In the collection
! of gifts were an exquisite pearl ring for
the bride, a carved wedding chest and a
| silver punch bowl.
| During the reception DAMS orchestra,
accompanied by Mr.. Fairclough. organ
| ist played the William Tell and
| Tampa overtures and the Mendelssohn
"Spring Song Frank Danz played as
| violin solo, 'tWaiter's Prize Song
from ''Die Meistersinger.'
| Mr. and Mrs Slade left last evening In
| Mr. Hills private car. The exact destln-
| alton of their wedding journey is not
| known. They will be at home after
| Christmas in New York city
| Miss Charlotte Hill. who yesterday be-
! came Mrs. George Theron Slade, is the
fifth in family of eight children. Those
| older than she are James and Louis Hill
| Mrs Samuel Hill and Miss Clara Hill
! She is twenty-five years of age, an ex-
pert golf player and clever amateur
musician.
Mr. Slade comes of family well
/ known IN New YORK anu the EdSt gem
| orally. He is graduate of Yale, where
| he was a c1assmate of James and Louis
| Hill. He is one of the officials of the
| Erie railroad and for some time has had
| headquarters in Scranton, Pa. Among
| the guests at the wedding yesterday
were:
Gen. and Mrs w. B. Bend, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Villiers Appleby, Miss Pau
| line Ferguson, Miss May Newport, Miss
| Katherine Richards Gordon, Richards
| Gordon, Mrs. D. A. Monfort, Miss Finch,
| Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, Mrs Con-
rad Gotzian, Miss Ruberta Gotham, Mr..
j and Mrs. Theodore l.. Schumacher, Mr..
| and Mrs. A. B. Driscoll, Miss Tarbox,
| Mrs. C. NJ Griggs, Mrs A. A. Bigelow,
| Miss Macauley, Judge and Mrs. George
] Mrs. c.. E. Furness, Miss F'urness, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel r. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs
| c. P. Noyes, Judge and Mrs. Flandrau,
| Mr. and Mrs Darius Miller Mr. and Mrs.
| William B. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo l.. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bo1up, DR.. and
Mrs. Archibald McLaren. Mr.. and Mrs
| Hutchinson, of West Superior; Mr.. and
Mrs. Selms. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Wbeelock. Judge Greenieaf Clark, Judge
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. Grover
Francis B. Clark, Mr. Winter, Dr. and
Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs Weyerhaeuser,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Marquis Ito,
of Japan: Miss Mary Livingston.
The out-of~toWn guests included: Mr..
J and Mrs George p. Slade, Miss Augusta
| P. Slade, Miss Allison Slade. the Misses
| Slade, of New York city, and Mrs J.
| Morgan Slade, of Morristown, N. T;
Brinkerhoff Thorne and Mr.. John Loom
is, of New York city.