The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-26

bride on Sims street at O'Clock. The room
were decorated with roses, poenies. smi.ax,
ivy and carnations. The ceremony was rer-
formed in the back parlor in the bay window,
which was decorated in pink and green. Mrs
c; I. knudson played the Wedding march.
the groom and his best man, Harry johnson,
OF Minneapolis, in the lead. Miss Anna Han
non, of HamliRe,, and Miss. Al.cs Jacobson.
of Minneapolis in white organdie. came HeX-
carrying large bouquets of roses. The IN i'd
of honor. Miss Stella Knudson, the brides
sister, came next. She wore white silk and
carried red roses. Then came the page, Arthur
Knudson, the brides nephew, and Miss Alice
Helgeson, niece of the bride, as fiowers g.rl.
just before the bride, who entered escor ed
by her father. Miss Knudson's gown was
cream satin with dem-train trimmed with
chiffon. She wore a veil caught. up wi h
roses and smlax and carried Bride roses.
Rev. A. Knudson, the brides father, per-
formed tho ceremony, assisted by A. C.
Knudson. brother of the bride A ,ddlng
supper followed the ceremony. About 100
guests were present. The out-of-town guests
Steenerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sornens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edsten. Mrs. Johnson. Carl Hanson, of
Minneapolis. and Miss Lizzie and Ida Schultz,
of Deer Park Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson wi
be at home after July 10 at Bill Dupont ave-
nue., South Minneapolis.
The Young Peoples Literary and Social So
ciety Of the English Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer gave ajsoeial on the lawn adjoin-
evening. The elawn was lighted with jap
anese lanterns and torches. The tables, dec
GRATED with flowers and ferns, were in charge
Weilde, Heinfein, schollert, Gall and Hess
The Ladies, Aid Society of the Burr Street.
Baptist Church gave lawn social Wednesday
evening on the lawn adjoining the residence OF
Mrs. Babcock, Burr and Case streets. The
committee in charge were Mesdames Norton
Lange, Page, Walker and Robinson.
lawn social was given by the young people
of st. James church Tuesday evening on The
lawn adjoining the church on De Soto street.
The grounds were lighted with Japanese
lanterns and refreshments served by the
young ladies. -
All arrangements have been made by the
central committee Of the Royal Ne.ghbors for
moonlight excursion down the river Satur-
day, July Q. The Henrietta with Brose's or
chestra will leave the foot of Jackson street
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lemay. of East Third
street. entertained during the week Mrs
Morrow and Miss Mabel Morrow, of Mime
apol:s. Mrs. Breed, of Winona. Mrs. F.
Knowland. OF Iowa. Mrs. ]. Bingham. OF
Viola. Wis.
Swedish Lutheran church. who has just re-
turned from Norway and Sweden. gave a
lecture Wednesday evening in the church.
Subject; What Saw in the Northland.'
The ''Old Ladies' Society" of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church will be enter
tanned next Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. O., Sohlberg. In the evening the
young people VIII also be entertained.
Ing party Friday evening for about thirty of
his young friends. string orchestra fur
n.shed music. Mrs. Myron was assisted by
Mrs. John Patrick.
Mrs. C. n. Culver, of Case street enter
tanned the Co-operative Society OF Atlantic
Church Tuesday afternoon. Twelve ladies
were present.
Mr.. and,s Mrs. Charles Bushnell and Mrs.