The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31
WITH A BRIDAL MARCH
GRAY WALLS OF ST. LOUIS CHURCH
RESOUNDED YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
VALLEE FULLER NUPTIALS

Delightful Concert Given at ST.
LuIxe's Catholic Church Last
Evening by Local Talent-Tonight
Halloween VIII Be Marked by
the Usual observation-disclosures of a
Day In Social Circles.
Miss Carrie Elmira Vallee, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Vallee, of Pleasant
avenue, and Edwin Johnson Fuller were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
seph Thomas performed the ceremony in
the presence of a large number Of the
friends and relatives Of the bride and
groom. The church was decorated with
palms and punches Of ehrysanthemums.
Miss Anna Vallee, sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor and Miss Grace Per-
l1ins was bridesmaid. The best man was
w. n Ammadson, and John A. Vanee,
the brides brother, acted as groomsman.
Harry Bartlett, Herbert Sweeney and
Frank Hahn were ushers. AS the bridal
party entered the church Emil Greget
played the Lohengrin wedding music, and
for a occasional Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played. During the ceremony
Miss Mile Pottgieser sang Mascagni' 9
ave Maria" T@sGe,-. .:s--.-.-S -.
The bride was gowned in white taffeta;
trimmed with liberty silk. The bodice
was made with stirred- yoke and
trimmed with pearl ornaments. A veil
was worn, fastened to the hair with q
bunch of white roses.
The maid Of honor was gowned In white
organdie over pink silk, with lace and In
sertion trimmings and pink velvet bows.
Miss Perkins wore white organdie over
blue silk, trimmed with insertion and
blue velvet.
A dinner was served after the ceremony
at the brides home on Pleasant avenue
The guests were members of the bridal
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller left last evening
for Chicago. They will be at home after
Dec. at the Buckingham.
A fine sacred concert was given last
night at st. Luke's church by local tall
ent. The auditorium was crowded and,
although applause was barred, apprecia-
ton of the excellence of the programme
was very manifest. The participants
were some Of the best amateurs Of St.
Paul, and each individuals work was
up to its usual high mark but two vocal
lists last night scored what was even
for them unusual successes. They were
Lewis Shave, baritone. and j. Warren
Turner tenor The former sang two
numbers Mendelssohn's 20 Cod, Have
Mercy" and Dudley Bucks Fear Not
Ye o Israel" Into the prayer the singer
infused a reverental fervidness which,
combined with the art that is his, sur
H. al1 j
a soul-stirring result. Mr.. Shawe's 9TH
er number was equally we'll sung.
Mendelssohn's BE Thou Faithful IN
to Death" was sung by Mr. Turner. More
of pagan resignation, of submission to the
inevitable seems to be contained in this
selection from the "St Paul oratorio
than religious faith and the song last
night expressed all the pathos of f1nality.
The 'Inflammatus, from Rossini' S
"Stabat Mater was sung by Miss Flor
ence Marion Pace and St. Luke's choir.
The solo was adequately rendered and
the chorus finely balanced.
quartette, Gopnod's Send Forth Thy
Light" was sung by Miss DAM, Miss
Lawrence, Mr.. Soucheray and Mr.. Hoff-
mann. The Individual voices were clear
and strong and sweet, and the effect was
q most harmonious blending.
Other numbers were: People V1ctori-
ous," from Parker's "Hora Novissima,'
sung by Jane Huntington Yale; Rubin
STEMS "Kammenoi Ostrow," played by
Mrs. Hoffman, and Miss Edna Zenzius
Mascheroni's Ave Maria" by Miss Cor
don, with violin obligato by Frank DAM
and Saur's "Cavatina," played by Hope
o. Payne OH the violin. Mrs. Francis L.
Hoffman, was organist and directress,
IoP ,o1, 40,
ing party last evening at Cretin hall for
the benefit of the Cathedral parish About
fifty couple were in attendance. Mrs
William Murphy, Mrs Ernst, Mrs. Free
man, Mrs. Gustav REM and Mrs. B.
J. Mum were the chaperons. Miss
Campbell and Cordenius Rogers presided
over the punch bowl. Miss Sans Souci
was assisted by Miss Mae Clark, Miss
Mum, Miss Grace and Miss Ward The
Twin City Mandolin club played for the
dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hendr.ckson have
removed from 256 Dayton avenue to their
home, Comodale, Smelling avenue
Excelsior Meridian Lodge No 60 gave
g. progressive euchre party at Contra
hall last evening. The prizes were won by
Mrs. F. G. Spear Mrs. Kosc, Miss N A
Anderson, F. E. Hall, Dr. F. 3. TenneJ
and E. F. Kendrick.
Mrs w. E. Dadmun entertained In
formally yesterday afternoon at her home
on Lincoln avenue in honor Of Miss West
of Cedar Rapids, 10.
Mrs. William c. Weatherbee will en-
terrain informally this evening at her
home on Hague avenue in honor of Miss
Mead, of Atlanta, Ga.
There will be Halloween dancing party
given at Sherman hall this evening for