Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-06
Ramsind. st. Jean


A beautiful home wedding occurred
last evening at Z o'clock, when Miss
Aline Marie Rosalba St. Jean and
Frederick Christian Ramsing were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. f.
L. St. Jean, the Rev. Father Coop
man officiating, in the presence of
about $50 relatives and friends. The
attractive St. Jean home was bower
@of pink and white with trailing vines.
Lovely floral bells of pink flowers and
feathery ferns were suspended above
the bridal table and in the archway
of the hail. while tall baskets of as
ters, roses, carnations and sweet peas
were artistically arranged.
The wedding party, descending from
the stairs, entered from the hall into
of the "Lohengrin" wedding march
Dorothy Bruce Crowder, Billie Meloy,
Jane Darcy and Ellen Bancroft were
the little ribbon stretchers. First
in line was the maid Of honor, Miss
| Irene St. Jean, sister of the bride,
who was attractive in dainty pink
tulle frock with bodice of opalescent
seouins, and wore a crOWnless tulle
evening hat to- correspond. She car
ried a shower bouquet of pink sweet
| peas The bride followed with her
| father, who gave her in marriage.
| The bride was beautiful in a gown
Of soft silk lace over silver cloth
caught with orange blossoms and
made in a tunic, slightly bouffant at
the hips. Her tulle veil was held in
place by jeWeled band and spray
OF orange blossoms. She carried her
mothers wedding handkerchief and
a shower of Bride roses and sweet
peas. The bridal party met the
| bridegroom and his best man, Clark
Wright, at an improvised altar
banked with palms and graceful
| sprays of delicate white flowers and
topped by a beautiful floral wedding
bell of gypsophila and green.
Following the ceremony Joyful
evening was spent by all present in
dancing and other forms of amuse
ment The punch served during the
evening contained a bottle of cham
payne that Grandfather Nadeau ha6
saved from the wines used at the
wedding Of his daughter, the brides
mother, 81 years ago. He had pre-
served the wine all these years to be
used on the occasion of his oldes
grandchild's wedding. One of thu
cakes served was one saved from the
golden wedding anniversary sever
years ago Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. st
Jean, grandparents Of the bride, Wht
arc we'll and hearty and were in at
tendance at the wedding. A deli
cious buffet supper was served
Those assisting Mrs. St. Jean wer;
Mesdames Albert Nadeau, R. J
Flood, w. H. Meloy, James F
Darcy, G. E. Voyer, J. c. Harring
ton, B. T.. Asbury, A. N. Crowde1
John Ahern and Miss Evelyn Ducie
The bride, who is the Oldest daugh
ter of Dr.. and Mrs. F. L. St. Jean, i
one Of Anaconda's most beautiful an
popular young ladies. She was borl
} here and received her early educa
ton in the Anaconda schools. F. {
Ramsing comes from prominen
Minnesota family and is son Of d.
, {. Johnson, a pioneer physician @
Willmar, Minn., but who has re
Gently retired and moved to Everett
} Wash. Mr.. Ramsing has brothe
who is a doctor in Kerkhoven, MINI
and the late well-known DR.. E. .
Johnson, who did research work il
the pathology department of the I'M
versity Of Grand Forks, N. D., wa
his brother. Three brothers and on
sister were all graduates of the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Mr.. Ramsinl
received an e. M. degree in. 1915
He is at present employed in the lab
oratory for the A. C. M. compan!
and is interested in geological work
also in several mining projects. Mr.
and Mrs. Ramsing left on a honey
moon trip, motoring to Deer Lodge
where they boarded late train TO
Everett, Wash, to visit Mr.. Ram
sings father and other relatives
They will travel through other west
ern states before returning. The,
will be at home to their many friend
at the Elm apartment, Elm street
after Oct 1.-The Anaconda, (Mont
Standard, Sunday, August %, 1920.
CNEA