The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-19
PERFECT His CHOICE
FRANK A. HUTSON AND MISS MAY
PERFECT welded YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON
WILL SAIL FROM MONTREAL

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Their Honeymoon Will BE Spent i'm
EurOpe-Events of an Autumn
Day in ST. Paul Society Bespeak
No Sadness for the Waning Sum-.
mer-PIeasnnt Parties Are NJ
merOus.
A pretty church wedding united in mar
rage yesterday afternoon at st. John S
Episcopal church, Miss May Perfect,
daughter of Mrs Susan Perfect, OF Ash
land avenue, and Mr.. Frank A. Hutson.'
Bishop M N. Gilbert performed tie cere-
mCny.
A graceful arrangement of flo1ers,t
palms and ferns decorated the chancel
and altar, yellow being the predominant
ing color in the floral decorations Great
punches of yellow roses, golden rod and
brown-eyed susans, tied with yellow satin
ribbons relieved the green of palm and
vinc.
Just before the hour set for the ccre-
mony, o'clock, George II. Normington,
the organist, began the Loheus:in brical
music The ushers entered first. 1hey
were: Mr.. Stephen Appleby, MI crank
Bowlin, Dr. Forest H. Orion aid Mr.:
Gernon, of Madison, Wis. Then followed
the bridesmaids, Miss Genevieve Reed of
New York; Miss Clara Louise Hol-, of
Anamosa, To-; Miss Viva Conver, of Bald
Eagle Lake and Miss Bessie Gefno1, of
Madison, Wis.
Miss Louise Perfect, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. She preceded the
bride, who entered with hec BROTHER w.
G. Perfect the latter giving Ter away.
The groom with his best man, John r.
Hutson, entered the church from the
vestry, meeting the bridal ,arty at the
altar.
AT the conclusion of the marriage cere-
mony the organist played f)r Il recession
al the Mendelssohn wedding march,
The bride wore an imported gown of
heavy white satin The bodice was lace,
trimmed and embroidered with seed
pearl. The skirt was cut en- traine. A
Ions tulle veil was worn
Miss Perfect, the maid of honor, was
gowned in white organdie with under
dress of white taffeta- She carried
shower bouquet of tea roses. The brides
maids gowns were of yellow organdie
trimmings of liberty silk
After the ceremony a large reception
was given by Mrs. Susan Perfect and
Mrs. j. M. Hutson, Al the latters resi-
dence on Portland avenue.
The floral decorations were elaborate
and beautiful. In each room a different
color scheme was carried out. The first
drawing room was in yellow, the second
IN white and the dining room in red
SmllaX, asparagus vine and English ivy
were twined about the arches and grill
work, and large palms were grouped in
every possible nook
Mrs. Perfect and Mrs Hutson received
with the bridal party. They were assisted
by Mrs. Otis L. Perfect and Miss Ger. of
Sioux City. Mrs. E. E. Hughson and
Miss Gernon, of Madison, Wis, presided
In the dining room. Among the out-of-
town guests who assisted were: Miss
Reed, w. G. Perfect, of New York: Miss
Keller, Of Chicago; Miss Holt, Of Ana
nlosa, To-, and Mr.. Gernon, Of Madison
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson left last evening
Tor Montreal, and will sail Sept 81 for
England. They will be at home after
Nov. 1 at 524 Portland avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Mowbray c. Pigott gave
a dinner party last evening at their
home on Marshall avenue in honor of
their guest, Miss Gladys Williams, of
Galesburg, Ill. The table decorations
were autumn leaves, pansies and asters.'
covers were laid for fourteen. Among
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Charles, Mrs. S. L. Reichert, of Du-
1uth; the Misses Hatch, Miss Josephine
Blcm, Miss Williams, Mr. e. P. O'Neall.
Mr. c. c.. Morris, Mr.. F. S. Harrison
and Mr.. G. Griffin.
Capital Tent, knights of the Macca-
bees, inaugurated its series Of informal
socials last evening at Bowlhy hall, Sixth
and Robert streets. The hall was elabor-
ately trimmed with bunting and the flags
Of all nations. The fore part Of the
evening was devoted to card playing. Pro-
gressive cinch was played at forty ia
bles. The guests were received by Dr. J.
.. Cavanaugh, Dr. E. L. Haas, DR.. M;
o. Nelson, A. T. Strauss Samuel Spind-
Ter, Edward Kernkamp and Dell Scott
The prizes were awarded as follows:
Lady's head, Anna Herr; lady's
second Miss Sophia Severance; ladys
consolation, Miss Winning; gentleman's
head, W. H. Brown; gentIeman's second.
". L. Stubs; gentlcmans consolation,
Reginald Ames.
At II o'clock the floors were cleared and
a programme of ten numpers was danced
through. The Maccabee orchestra, with