MARRIAGE: Hugh F. McKNIGHT to Mabel (CRAWFORD) STEVENS, 1917, Blair County, PA

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McKnight - Crawford.

  A beautiful and most impressive home wedding was solemnized at the 
home of Major and Mrs. L. F. Crawford, on Logan avenue, at the stroke 
of 6 o'clock last evening when their only daughter, Mrs. Mabel Crawford 
Stevens, became the bride of Mr. Hugh F. McKnight, of Pittsburg.  Rev. 
Herbert W. Bieber, of the First Presbyterian church, officiated with 
the ring ceremony.  The bride was given away by her father, Major 
Crawford; otherwise there were no attendants.  The rendition of the 
Bridal chorus from Lohengrin, by Miss Josephine Seeds, announced the 
approach of the party and there, in the company of only their most 
immediate friends, the knot was solemnized.  The home was beautifully 
decorated in green and white.  A most bountiful and delicious wedding 
dinner was served.  Mr. and Mrs. McKnight left on a late train for 
Washington, D.C., and other points in the south.  An eloquent 
testimonial as to the high regard in which the contracting parties are 
held was the array of handsome and substantial gifts.  They will reside 
in Pittsburg, where the groom is prominently identified in the business 
world.  Guests from a distance were the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
Samuel McKnight, his brothers, Samuel C. and George M. (and wife) and 
Mrs. A. J. Morgan, all of Pittsburg.

Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Wednesday Morning, January 24, 1917