The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-21

Riley left on an evening train for the South
ana ans viii be at home some time next month at
| 1896 Euclid street.
The marriage of Miss Emma Schroeder and
| NJ. C.. Rettner took place yesterday morning
in Sacred Heart church, at o'clock, Rev
| Father Haas officiating. There were about
! zoo friends and relatives present The maid
| of honor was Miss Katie Schroeder, a sister
! Of the bride, and ]. A. Rettner, brother OF
| the groom, was best man. Miss Nellie
| Schroeder and Miss Theresa Rettner were
bridesmaids. Lawrence Rettner and John
Heidneich were groomsmen. The bride wore
gown of brccaded satin with pearl trim
| mings, and veil caught up with a wreath
| OF smilax and roses. She carried a bouquet
| of bride roses. The maid of honor wore a
yellow silk gown, with steel trimmings, and
| carried yellow roses. Miss Nellie Schroeder
| wore blue silk, trimmed with white chiffon.
| and carried yellow roses. Miss Rettner wore
| pink silk trimmed with lace She carried
| pink roses. wedding breakfast was served
| at the home of the brides mother. on Hoff-
man avenue, at IL o'clock, for the relatives
were roses and other cut flowers. recep-
ton was given in the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rettner will be at home after Nov. 10
at PA Hoffman avenue.
The White Flyer Cycle club gave its first
dance Of the season at Sherman hall last
evening The reputation Of the club in the he
bring together a large number of young peo-
pie, fully 200 couples being present and
enjoyable evening was the portion of each
guest. The hall was prettily decorated for
the occasion with tri-colored bunting and
United States flags. Streamers of red, white
and blue floating from the center of the cell
Ing to the four corners of the hail. with the
draped flags around the walls, strikingly
set off at large floral design of the club
name, banked about with palms and ported
plants, on the platform. A programme OF
twenty numbers was danced. Much of the
pleasure Of the evening was due to the
enjoyment of the clubs guests The commit
tees in charge were:
Entertainment. ]. Stewart. ]. E. Line
berg.
Reception-o. A. seheiber T. H. Sullivan.
William King. Thomas McGlynn, T. C. Borg.
Floor-M. ]. Howe. J. J. Mcmahon. c. H.
Wallow. A NJ. Gotham. P. D. Neff, G. E.
Thurston.
Door-W. W. Stubs. H. Hanson
The dance was in the nature of bene-
fit for the purpose OF bringing from Manila
the remains of Leslie B. Paden, a member
Of the White Eyer club, who enlisted in
Company E, of the Thirteenth regiment, and
died in the Philippine islands
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage OF Miss Florence Henry, of Minneapolis.
and Karl S. Kreidt The wedding will take
brides sister Mrs. w. w. Clark, Langford
Park place. St. Anthony Park
The Nasturtium Social club will give its
first dance of the season this evening at
Twin City hall. The club has a large mem
bership in the Eighth and Ninth wards, ana
the opening event OF the social season under
its auspices should be well attended. Broses
orchestra will furnish the music.
The marriage of Mrs Blanche Double
day to Edward P. Smith takes place Wednes-
day evening in the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs Doubleday is one of the most
popular of st. Paul's contraltos.
Mrs. Charles A. Clark gives a reception
Tuesday from to o'clock at her home
on Holly avenue.
Mrs. c. A. Severance receives informally
Monday and Tuesday afternoons next week.
Monday Mrs. F. B. Clarke will be the guest
Of honor.
Mrs. George Young entertans tomorrow.
The Friday circle meets today with Mrs.
H. P. Goodennow, Gil Holly avenue
Harry Davis gave dinner at the Town and