St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-09
Mary Corrine
Davis Marries
Adam Lindsey Jr.

Before q background setting OF
palms thanked on either side by
lighted tapers In seven branched
candelabra, Miss Mary corrine
Davis. daughter OF Mrs. Bessie
Davis. s04 Fremont Av. N. and
Adam L. Lindsay Jr. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Adam l.. Lindsay sr. OF
Birmingham, Ala. exchanged
marriage vows Friday. July at
z p. m. in the home Of the brides
mother.
Rev. Henderson Reddick read
the vows In the double ring cere-
mony In the presence OF the Inn
mediate families and friends.
Mrs wally Anderson played a
prelude Of nuptial music and also
accompanied the soIoist, Mrs. VIII
liam Davis, who sang Because"
and II Love Your Truly" pre-
cceding the ceremony and the
Lords Prayer during the cere-
mon accompanied by her husband.
Mr.. William Davis.
The bride who was given In
marriage by he brother. Ralph O.
Davis. chose q bailerina length
gown Of chantiIly lace and satin
with fitted bodice buttoned
down the back with self covered
buttons. short sleeves and fea-
turing a shecr yoke appliqued with
lace. jewelled neckiine and n full
gathered skirt. Her finger tip veil
OF bridal Illusion flowed from an
ivory lace cap with pearl trim.
She wore elbow length gloves.
ivory satin pumps and a single
strand OF pearls with matching
earrings.
She carried n white lace hand
kerchief. q gift from the groom,
and q white prayer book from
which fell showers OF white satin
streamers and white stephanotis
topped by q white orchid.
Miss Mary Davis was her sis
ter's maid Of honor and only at
tendant. She wore a balicrina
length. strapiens gown Of yellow
net over satin with matching
stole. head band and pumps and
carried a Colonial bouquet OF red
roses.
David Leonard attended the
groom as best man. Tho men wore
summer formal attire, white din
ner jackets. black trousers, mar
DON ties and white boutonnaircs.
Mrs. Davis chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding an orchid lace for
NAL with navy accessories. Mrs.
Lindsay, mother of the groom.
was attircd in blue sheer, street
length dress with black accessor-
les. Both mothers wore corsages
Of yellow and red roses. Mrs. C.
NJ. Julius. sister of the groom
wore a biege summer suit with
white accessories.
A reception was held immedi-
ately following the ceremony. The
house was decorated throughout
with assorted color roses, giadio-
las, carnations and fern. The
brides table laid with a satin
cloth was conferred with a silver
bowl OF red roscs, white carna-
lions. baby's breath and fern be-
tween silver candeiabras holding
lighted white tapers, At one end
was n three TERED wedding cake
topped with the bride and groom
ornament and at the opposite end
silver punch bowl.
The happy couple received many
beautiful and useful gifts,
Hostesscs were Miss Martha
Kay. who registered the guests;
the Mines. Kenneth Mckinney,
Edward withers and Wendell
Helm who attended the gift room
and others assisting were the
Mines. Henry d. williams. David
Leonard, Edward Temple and
Miss Sandra Wilkinson,
out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Adam L. Lindsay, par
ents OF the groom and three sons,
Anthony. Douglas and Maceo. all
of Birmingham. Ala, and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Julius and daughters,
Charlesta and Katuria OF Los An
gelcs, Calf, sister and nieces Of
the groom.
After the reception. Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Helm. 1917 Hum
boidt Av, N. entertained with
party in honor OF the newiyweds.
Mr., and Mrs. Lindsay are at
home at s0a Fremont Av. N.