The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-05
BRIDAL BELLS RING.
Pretty Wedding at Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian Church.

Pretty Wedding at Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
The marriage OF Miss Sidney Hewitt Thomp-
son, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Houison
thompson. and Paul A Ewert occurred at
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church, Rev. NJ D. Ed
wards performing the ceremony. H. E. Phil
lips, with the strains of the wedding march,
The bride, gowned in a white organdie over
white satin, was attended by the following
flower girls: Misses Louise Sibey, Dorothy
Clapp Margery Thorn, Florence Rihedaffer
Beatrice Harries and Evelyn Konantz. Dainty
gowns Of pink and bouquets of pink flowers
added to the charm Of these attendants. Ar
thur Vance was the grooms best man. and
Messrs. Harry Vincent, D. F. PEBBLES, William
F. Ewert and Charles Duncan were ushers.
Tasteful bouquets Of violets were worn by the
attending gentlemen. After, the ceremony the
party retired from the church, and with
the invited guests, repaired to the home of
the brides parents, 292 Iglehart street where
a reception was held and wedding supper
was served. The decorative scheme for the
parlors and dining room was one of pink and
white, toned down by an artistic arrange
ment of palms and smilax. Mrs. Thompson,
attired in a gown of black satin, greeted the
guests with Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewert. After the wedding supper the bride
and groom left on a short trip. Upon their
return they will be at home in Pipestone,
where Mr. Ewert is in business.
Mrs. Edward Hunter entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her home, in the Mari
borough. The apartments were tastily deco
rated with chrYsanthemums and cut flowers.
Twelve tables were played, five prizes being
given, three lone-hand and two progressive.
The Thursday club held their regular meet
ing at the Albion yesterday afternoon.
Miss Norah Mangen gave a progressive
euchre party at her home, 79 Smith avenue,
last evening. The large parlors of her home
were thrown together, and prettily decorated
with Chrysanthemums, roses and autumn
colors, which were in profusion, giving the
were played, the head prize for the ladies
being a huge box Of candy and for the gen
t!emen hand-painted Haviland set. Miss
Mangen and Miss Canning presided at the
punch bowl Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rice Mr. and Mrs. F.
NJ. COngilI, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Rawlinson, Mr.. and Mrs;
w II. Canning, Mr.. and Mrs. Schott, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. F. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
Coudy, Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Henderson, Misses
Kelly, Vaughan, Heating, Davenport, Lynch,
Breen, Millerman; Messrs. Kyle, Flecky,
Winckler, Harris. Anderson, Pardee, Burnett,
Wilkerson, Vasseau, Bannon. Flaherty,
O'Connor, Murphy, Welsh, McManus.
The marriage of J. Cagney and Miss Hanna
Mangen was celebrated at the Cathedral Wed
nesday morning, in connection with the
morning mass Rev. Father LaWler perform
number of friends and relatives Of the con-
tracing parties The bride was becomingly
attred in pale blue Poplin with pearl trim
mingS, and carried brides roses. MISS Nora
Mangen was bridesmaid and wore rose
colored Poplin, trimmed with point lace and
Jewel trimmings. j. Mangen assisted as best
man: Directly after the ceremony weadlhg
breakfast was served at the home of the
bride 81 Smith avenue, covers being laid Tor
twenty. Mr.. and Mrs. Cagney departed on
an afternoon train for Duluth. They will be
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The Womens Home Missionary Society Of
the First Methodist Church will give tea
this evening at the home of Mrs. A. w. Dun
ming. 519 Marshall avenue. The ladies will
meet at o'clock for a business session
and supper will be served from D to o'clock
to which all friends are invited.
Mrs. j. s. Mackey entertained the Ideal
Euchre club yesterday afternoon at her home
on FairmOunt avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Hall have returned
from the lake, and are at 19 East Tenth
street.
The Misses Glanville, of Nelson avenue
will spend the winter in Baltimore.
Miss Ida NJ. Lord, of Portland avenue, Is
visiting in Edgerton, Wis.
Mrs. d. F. Vail, of the San Mateo, has re-
turned from weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Elizabeth Hanney, OF Fort Smelling is
entertaining Miss Jones, OF Louisville, KY
Mrs Emma Simpson, OF chicago, Is Vsltlhg
Mrs Harrison Thompson, of Igiehart street.
Mrs j. F. Baker, of Dayton avenue is en-
tertaining Mrs. Hutchinson, Of Madison, Wis.
Mrs. William Staples, of Absaraka. n. D.,
is the guests of Mrs. E. j. Hodgson, of Day
ton avenue.
Mrs Henry Parry, who spent the past sum
mer with her daughter Mrs. Parry Smith.
left Wednesday evening for New York city.
Miss Burnham, of Moorhead, who has been
visiting friends in the city for several weeks,
is now the guest of Miss Fernald, of the SAP
MateO.