The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-13
DAVIS MORRISON WEDDING
CEREMONY PERFORMED AT
THE STICKNEY RESIDENCE

Was Attended by MISS Jeah
SticISney as Maid of HOnOr-The
Groom Assisted by Mark Sands,
of Chicago.
A dainty Easter wedding took place
last evening at the Stickney residence
on Summit avenue, and amidst a bower
of fragrant Easter lilies Mr.. A. b.
Stickney gave his niece, Miss Grace
Vines Davis, in marriage to Mr.. Don
Morrison. The wedding took place at
$50 o'clock, Rev. DIR. Egbert perform
ing the ceremony.
Stickney. as maid of honor, and Miss
Julia Mcclellan and Miss Katherine
Patterson, of st. Louis, as maids.
The bridegroom was assisted by Mr..
Mark Sands, Of Chicago.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white satin and chiffon, made high at
the neck, and with a demi-train. She
caught a diamond and pearl ornament,
the bridegroom's gift. Her bouquet
was Easter lilies. Miss Stickney was
attired in white organdie, trimmed
with white ribbons. She carried white
narcissus. The maids were attired alike
in white gowns, with yellow ribbons
and carried jonquils.
an informal reception to the fifty
guests. Mrs. Fanny c.. Davis, the
brides mother, and Mrs. Sneve recelv-
ing. Mrs. Davis wore heavy black and
white silk, and white chiffon, and Mrs.
Sneves gown was OF white satin.
Later a bridal supper was served.
The rooms throughout were beautiful
with Easter lilies, Bride roses and
palms. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison will re-
side at the Geneva, on st. Adams
street
A large number of the members of the
Ladies Thursday musicale will attend the
afternoon musicale given this afternoon by
the Minneapolis club before the Schubert
club of that city. The programme is an
nounced follows:
e-"Tannhauser" .... ..... Wagner
Mrs. E. w. Runyan, Mrs H. w. Jones,
Mrs. A. R. Turnbull and Mrs. P. NJ. Villas.
Songs
ID The Swan ........ ..........
Miss Nellie Judd.
Cascade des Chandron," from Am
Mrs: F. G. Smith. a
Rect. and Aria. "Dehr vieni," from
Miss Belle Rolston.
Seena and aria, "Regnara mel Silen-
TO-" from Lucia ......... .Donzetti
Miss Judd.
"Cokcerstueck," op. 70 .............. Weber
Miss Bessie Brundage.
Orchestral part on the organ by Mr.. OBJ
er-Hofer
reception will follow in the church par
lors, the details being in charge OF Mrs.
dies of the home club will assist. The
church will be decorated and refreshments
served. The programme begins at O'Clock.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson, of Paramount avenue,
entertains the Crocus Hill Euchre club to-
day.
Mrs. J. NJ Rossell, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertainod yesterday for Mrs. Hills, of Omaha.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple entertains today at
her home en- Summit avenue.
Miss Elosse Kingsley, of Marshall avenue
entertained the Brownie club, OF Minneapolis
last evening.
The Laurel Cycle club gives party in
Lifts hall this evening.
Miss Nellie Stevenson. of Portland avenue
entertained the Old Maids Euchre club yes
- terGay.
The Junior Pioneers hold an open meeting
this evening in the Lowry Arcade. There
Will be a programme of music and reading:
and refreshments will be served.
Plymouth c. L. s. c. meets today with Mrs
James Schoonmaker of Hague avenue.
Mrs. A. B. stckney returns from Washing
ton Friday.
Mrs. William H. Tucker returns home
April 20.
Mrs. o. D. Brown and Miss Edna Brown
OF Ashland avenue, return this week from
Los Angeles.
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. stillwell are at HON,
at 742 Holly avenue.
Mrs. Edwin ]. Jones, wife of Senator Jones
of Morris, is visiting friends in the city.
County Commissioner Ed J. Couroy. O.
Minneapolis, is in Chicago.
At st. Clements church, last evening, tcob
place the marriage OF Miss Bertha Virginia
Gilbert officiated The church was beauti.
fully decorated with Easter lilies and palms
Miss Hale Hale, was cI attended by seven brides
Rugg, Miss Pollock, Miss Fisher, Miss Var
Week and Miss Cooper. Little Gladys Rob.
erts made dainty, flower girl. The maid
of honor was Miss Minnie Undertake. Ar.
thur Wedge assisted the bridegroom as bes
man, and the ushers were Harry Parker. ID
7. Batten, Leavitt Corning and Mark Vor
Wedelstaedt.
Daughters of Erin, Division 8. will give 6
hop in Central hall this evening.
The Globe Business College Literary So
ciety will hold its second DANCING
party Friday evening in the new
school rooms, Seventh and St
Peter streets. Entertainment committee
Charles Zch, Miss NJ. Donneliy, Miss A
Bond, Miss Grifley, Miss Miller floor man
ayers, A. K. Adams Mr.. Survey, Mr.. Thomp
son, Mr. Crofoot; music committee B. II
Wilcockson; door keepers, Mr.. Meyers Mr.
Lundgren, Mr.. Hjalmer. This will be the
last dancing party of the season given by
the G. B. c.. L. S.
The first of a series Of entertainments by
the children OF the Monroe school was giveI
last evening, in c. S. P. S. hail. on Yves
Seventh street. The affair was prettily ar
ranged and was carried to close success