The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-14


1t was a brilliant church wedding
which united the lives of Miss Evelyn
Staverley, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Staverley, Of Minneapolis, and
Alfred Stinson, Of st. Paul,
Wednesday evening. The nuptials
were solemnized at ST. Marks church,
Minneapolis, Rev. H. P. Nichols read
ing the impressive Episcopal service
which united the lives of the two young
people. The triumphant music of the
Lohengrin bridal chorus announced
the arrival of the bride and groom, who
entered the church unattended. During
the service the organ sounded softly,
Mr. Woodruff playing some of his own
compositions, and as the party left the
church the music changed to the Men
delssOhn march. The uSherS were the
NIessrs. Seeley and Gessler and the
NIessrs. Gilbert, of st. Paul.
The bride was gowned very hand
somely in white satin with a full over
dress Of chiffon. The chiffon was drawn
across the bodice to form a graceful
surplice effect, finished with a fall Of
point lace. The lace was also draped
over the pulled sleeves. Her bouquet
up of lilies of the valley and maiden
hair fern tied with streamers of white
satin ribbon. There was about 100 in
vitatiOns sent out for the ceremony at
the church, but only the near relatives
and friends We're hidden to the wedding
supper which followed the church serV-
ice at the brides home, "a Twelfth
street north. The parlors and dining
room were decorated with palms and
smilaX, the sOmberness Of the green be-
ing relieved most effectively by punches
OF red carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Stin-
son left in the evening for New Or
leans and Florida They will remain
in the South a month and will reside
in st. Paul upon their return, sending
out their at home cards later. The
brides going away gown was a
fashionable one in black and green
bengaline cloth, trimmed with cream
lace applique over red silk. The cos
tune was completed by turban Of
black and green.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment of Miss Rose Mclaughlin and
Mr.. Charles Muir, of Chicago, both well
known in st. Paul. The ceremony will
take place early in the spring.
Miss Flora Sternberg and Louis H.
We'll were quietly welded at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Sternberg, on Dayton ave-
nue.. Tuesday afternoon. Only relatives
were present, and DR.. Hess officiated.
Mr.. We'll and his bride left for an East
ern trip and will be at home after
March l at jamestown, N. D.
F. c. Olson and lone Spaids were
married at the residence of E. B. Ry-
DEF, 971 Dayton avenue, Rev. D. C. Saw
age performed the ceremony.
Robert J. Prescott, who represents
the G b in Minneapolis, was mar
Tied ON Wednesday last to Miss Isadore
King, at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A King, of Kings
Mills, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott are
at home at the Waverly. Minneapolis.
The Junior ball at the University of
Minnesota, one Of the greatest social
events Of the college year, will be
given on the evening Of Feb. 26. The
United States Third Infantry band will
furnish the music and will give q con-
cert before the ball commences. The
list of patrOnesses includes the names
of many we'll known society people in
the Twin Cities.