The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

Love armored goes from head to toe.
l saw Times lance one day
Strike at his heart to lay him low
Love smiled, and went his way.
saw him when he stood and laughed
Al wise mems subtlety
What time against him broke the shaft
Of keen philosophy.
The little darts of Doubt and Pain
Blunted against his breast;
NeglcCt's duh glade fell all in vain
More useless than the rest.
II turn his foeman bit the dust
Til-One day came a fool
And killed him with a little thrust
OF witless Iidicule.
Miss Ruth Aida Lusk daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. j. w. Lusk, and DR.. wal
ter Reeve Ramsey were married at
o'clock last evening in the Dayton Ave
nue. church. The wedding was one Of the
largest and handsomcst affairs of the
season, the church being filed with
friends Of tne young people. Both Miss
Lusk and Dr. Ramsey are well hnown
among the social circles of the city. DR..
M. d. Edward performed the ceremony
ard Karl Heilmaier played the bridal
music. The LOhengrin march was played
for the professional which was very Eff
fectiVe.
The bride entered with her father VINO
gave her away. She was attended by
and the following young women as
bridesmaids Miss Kline, of Cleveland,
Ohio, Miss Gale, of ReedSburg, Wis; Miss
Perry. Miss Humbird, Miss Burk and
Miss MaTgery Lusk. Dr. Ramsey was
attended by Harry w. Parker as best
man. The Ushers were: Earl Bond,
Frederick FINCH. Edward Dorsey, Charles
Allen, Maurice Reilly and A. B. Rich
ards.
The brides gown was of white satin
made simply with a full court train and
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long veil and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Hiss
LuSk wore pretty dress of white silk
tissue. trimmed with cream lace and ca
ried d bouquet of Easter lilies. The
bridesmaids were all dressed in Dainty
frocks of tucked white silk tissue trimmed
with pure white lace and eacn carried an
armful of Easter lilies.
The church was beautifully decorated
with Easter lilies and palms. The altar
was mass5d with these, hiding the choir
loft entirely After the ceremony the
bridat party, and relatives and most in
innate friends were entertained Informally
at the brides home on Dayton avenue
The wedding "trip will include tour Of
Europe, in which the principal cities viii
be visited. Several months viii be spent
in Vienna, where DR.. Ramsey Will pur-
sue special medical studies in the hospi-
tails of that city. DR.. and Mrs. Ramsey
will return to St. Paul in August, where
they viii make their nome.
Miss Caroline Saunders, of summit ave-
nue.. gave a theater party last evening
at the Metropolitan opera house in honor
of Miss Chisholm. of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Newport. of Ashland avenue, gave
a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Town and Country club in honor Of Miss
T. NJ. Douglas. Covers were laid for
Chisholm, of Cleveland. Ohio ard Mrs.
F. M. Douglass. Covers were laid for
twenty.
Mrs G. s. Fernald. of Lincoln avenue
entertained informally last evening in
honor OF Miss Cooper. of Tacoma, Wash
Mrs. L c. Brooks. of Western avenue,
entertained informally at progressive last
evening.
Miss Florence Carroll, of State street
entertained 4 number of her friends
Tuesday evening informally.
Miss Flenor Dickinson and Miss Marion
White viii give an informal luncheon
tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss
Humphrey, spring bride.
Mrs NJ. J. O'snaughnessy. of Summit
avenue, viii give a dinner party Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Helen Chisholm,
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Fern Brown, Miss Jennie Scott
and Miss Mabel Bogart will give a parcel
shower Tuesday afternoon al Miss
Browns home on Nelson avenue in honor
of Miss Olive Nopson.