The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-30
WIDOW OF LATE SENATOR
CUSHMAN DAVIS WEBS AGAIN.
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Hunter Doll of
Knoxville, Tenn. After an Ac-
quaintnnce of Three Months.
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Washington. July 29.-To the surprise OF
all her friends. Mrs. Anna Agnew Davis
the widow of the late Senator Cushman 4
Davis of Minnesota. who for many years
was chairman OF the Committee on For
eign Relations and was the head Of the
Peace Commission which negotiated al
Paris the treaty of peace with Spain, was
married to-day.
The bridegroom is Mr.. Hunter Doll OF
Knoxville. Tenn. who is not we'll known
here but is said to be man of affairs, OF
good family and the owner of a country
seat in Virginia.
The acquaintance of the bride with Mr.
Doll has covered only three months. The
ceremony took place at the Davis house.
No. 1854 street, and was witnessed by a
very small party of personal friends. The
ceremony was performed by the Reverend
MIR. Dunlop Of St James p. Z. Church
Mrs. Doll was educated at the Convent OF
the Visitation in ST. Louis. When but IL
she lost her mother. Her father was d
skilled architect. but enlisted in the Min
nesota volunteers in the Civil War.
AS tne mother property coulu not be
toucheo I'LL the youngest child was of age
II became necessary Tor the young girl Ia
lessons.
Her remarkable beauty attracted the at
tention of the late Senator Cushman X.
Davis and he married her more than nine
teen years ago. She soon became con-
and natural kindness of heart, Joined to a
brilliant intellect. endearinS her to all whom
she met.
Mrs. Davis went with her husband to
Paris. when he went with the Peace Com
mission. and it is said that she became we'll
acquainted with the former Empress OF
France. Eugene, and visited her
Mrs. Davis was a lavish entertainer in
washington while her husband was the
chairman of the Committee on Foreign Re
iations. this position giving her husband
iomatfc functions. She is regarded as
handsome woman and is descended from an
TO the Malcolm clan.
After g, short trip to Virginia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doll will go to st. Paul. where they
Will build an apartment house on a central
city block which Mrs. Davis owns.
MckEOwN-DORSEY.
Hazel Dorsey to Professor J. L. McKeown Of
Seattle. Wash. former principal OF the Par
ton High School. occurred at o'clock this aft
ernoCn.
LEIsMANN-DoNALDsoN.
Carlyle H., July 2s-Mr Henry Ieismaun or
ST Louis and Mis- sophia Donaldson OK Carlyle
Nd msds ma is at noon Today at the home Of he
will make their home In St. L.ouis.
PEPPHoRST-RENSING.
Carlyle. III; July 2o.-Mr. Bernard Pepphors.
field were married this morning in the beaver
Prairie Catholic Church by the Reverend Father
Peters.
BLANKINSHIP-NELL.
Taylcrville. ILL.,. July 2s.-Mr. Ora Blankinship
Of South Fork Township and Miss Florence f.
Nell OF Breckenridge Were married here to-day.
BAILEY-ROUsH.
Virginia, ILL.,. July 29-Mr Lafayette Bailey
of Ashland and Miss Leila Roush Of Paris Ill.
were married here to-day by Judge Walker
MACKEY-SMITH
Carbonate, H.. July 2a-Mr ]. Frank Mack
ey. cashier Of the Bank Of Grand Chain was
smith by the Reverend F. l. Thomson.
CELEBRATED SILVER WEDDING
Evansville. Ind, July 2e.-Mr. and Mrs John
Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Feagans Of
Daviess County Were married twenty-five years
sary this evening. They entertained 30 relatives
and friends.
DEEMS-BRUSH
Carbonate, ILL.,. July 23.-Miss Harriet r.
Brush. daughter OF Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
ID. H. Brush. was married this evening 10 Lieu
tenant Clarence Deems. Jr.. of the Artillery
Corps The Reverend Doctor ]. w parkhiII of
fciGted. The wedding occurred at the home Of
the brides grandparents. MI and Mrs Isaac
Rapp.
GALATIN-RUSH
Marshall. Ill, July z2.-Mr. Jerome Galattn Of
Terre Haute and Miss Mary Rush OF Marshall
BREwSTER-HENDLEY.
Georgetown; Tex July Sir Jehn A.
Brewster and Mrs. Louie Hendley were mar
RED last night The bridegroom is County Clerk
OF Williamson County.