The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

idence of Bishop Gilbert Is Summit court,
occurred the marriage of Miss Margaret Ag
new, sister of Mrs. Cushman X. Davis, of this
CITY, and Paul Robert Knaak. The wedding
had been set for Wednesday of this week. but
owing to the intended departure from the
city of Bishop Gilbert the earlier date was
selected.
The bride gowned in turquoise blue silk
with over dress of dotted chiffon, and car
ried Bride roses. She was attended by Miss
Louisa Knaak, sister of the groom. Miss
carried pink roses. Walter Knowd was best
man. Little Miss Beatrice Pleiss was flower
girl, and carried a basket filled with pink
and white carnations and maiden hair ferns.
AFTER the ceremony the bridal party drove
10 the Davis home on Pleasant avenue, where
the wedding supper was served The table
was decorated with pink and white carna-
tons, President Carnot roses and FERNS The
candelabra were shaded in pink. Plates were
laid for twelve. Besides the bridal party
those present at the dinner were: Mr. and
Mrs Knaak, parents of the groom: Miss Cora
Brown, of Bloomington Ferry Mimi; Miss
Gertrude knaak. Miss Hannah Pleiss Will
liam T. Horsneil, Alexander Black, Hugo
knaak, Lawrence McDonough, Miss Ellen
Knaak
After the wedding supper the bride and
groom drove to their future home Nina
avenue, where they will be at home to their
friends after the 1st' of February.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs Oliver
DslTymple, of Summit avenue, for a pro-
gresslye euchre party, to be given next Sat
urday evening.
Mrs NJ. McKenna. of Reaney street. has
cards out for a euchre party. to be given
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Lavel.e,
OF New York.
Barry Dibblee, of Summit avenue will en-
terrain number Of young people at a dane
ing party Friday evening, Feb. 8.
hi. The Misses Misses L; Klosterman and l. Beu!ke
nave issued Invitations for progressive
eineh party, to be given Thursday evening,
jan 26, at the home of the latter 621 John
street.
Mrs. D. Moreland, of Paramount avenue.
gave a progressive eueare last evening The
house was decorated with carnations pink
roes and ferns Mrs. Moreland was assist
Cd 99 In, receiving bv Mrs. Robert Holbert Mrs.
H. M Pierce, Miss Beardslev. Miss Wright
and the Misses Marie and Grace Morelond
Euchre was Played at twenty tables The
score cards were very unique, some of them
Deing decorated with picture, of women clad
In the gowns OF past periods, others with
pictures of famous musicians and still others
had dainty little verses inscribed on them
Punch was served during the evening and
after the game the gue1ts had supper
Music was furnished by a mandolin and
guitar club
Mr.. and Mrs. Keist. of Broadway. enter,
oalned the Venus Cinch club Saturday even
Ing Prizes were won by Miss Hildur Bjork-
nnd Mr.; Landers Miss Wilson ard e. E.
Btorklund; The club meets Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs LANDER; Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Levy. of 55t Brad
ley street, celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary Saturday evening Among those
present We're; DR.. and Mrs. Tess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rittenberg, Mr.. and Mr. A Austrian.
Mrs n Bernhe.mer. Mrs. NJ Bernhemer,
Miss Pauline Bernheimer, Miss Meyers and
Messrs. Henry, Leo and Albert Levy.
Mrs George Fuller, of Marshall avenue,
VIII entertain the Twentieth Century History
club next Friday afternoon. The subject will
be The Tanning of the Shrew" Papers
will be read by Mrs. A. F. Mccartney. Ms
WI, me Lower Town Mothers club meets
Wednesday afternoon at the Hawthorne
school. Miss Grace Whitridge will give a
talk on The Physiology Of Bodily Exercise
Miss Leslie of Cleveland, O.. is the guest
OF Mrs. ]. c. McConville. of Arundel street.
M. B. Burke leaves this city for Montana
this week
Mrs Shields. of Paramount avenue, is IN
Spokane. Wash
Miss E,ose L. Calihan, of Ielehart street
has returned from Oklahoma.
Miss Kate eCIearman, Of St Albans street
is IT. ST. Joseph.
Mrs. A. J. Gillette, of Peasant avenue. ia
entertaining Miss Babcock, of Neenah. Wis
Miss Beach, of Fort Dodge, To-. is visiting
Mrs. E. P Hickey, of Carroll street.
>, Mrs Hoffman, who has been visiting Mrs.
r. Mohaupt, Of York street, has returned 10
Hnckley. -
Mrs. James Mcclure entertained a number
OF ladies at an afternoon euchre yesterday
AT ner nome on Dayton avenue.