The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-08-01
Society,".


residing in st. Paul.and minneapolis,
held pincic at Minnehaha Falls We'd
nesday afternoon. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Goodier, Utica,
N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Fl. Andrews,
703 Fifth Ave. s. E., Minneapolis ;
Mrs. Clara A. Piper, Is Chamber OF
Commerce, Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Piper, 1904 Tenth Ave.
NJ, Minneapolis; E. G. Warner, 1913
First Ave. s., Minneapolis, l.. A..
Baker, "a Summit Ave, st. Paul
Miss Jennie NJ Baker, "a Summit
Ave, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Davis, 1897 First Ave s., Minneapo-
lis; Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Davis, 16 W..
Fifteenth st. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Condit, 1898 Carter Ave-, st. Paul ;
Mrs. F. o. Brown 1.-THE Marlboro" ;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Long, 1918 Frank
lin Ave, W., Minneapolis Geo. F.
Long, 1918 Franklin Ave, W., Min
neapolis Chas. l.. Long, 1918 Frank
lin Ave-, W., Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy W. Baker, 400 Seventeenth
Ave-, s. E., Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. q. Ray, 114.Snelling Ave. F.,
st. Paul; Miss Alice Ray, ia Smelling
Ave, st. Paul. Mrs. A. L. Dornberg,
1896, Thomas Ave-, Minneapolis
e. B. Dornberg, 300 Thomas Ave.
Minneapolis; W. 81. Dornberg, 1896
Thomas Ave-, Minneapolis; Miss
Dornberg, Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
A. Mas, 1915 Hennepin Ave-, Min
nespolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A.
Walz, Z, E. 4sd St., New York; MIR.
and Mrs. c. j. lockwood, 170C
Thomas Place, Minneapolis; Miss
Matte lockwood, Madelia. MINI.
Miss Edith Fletcher, Mankato Mr..
and Mrs. 81. B. Tisdale, st. Anthony
Park; Mrs G. W. Piper and son, st.
Anthony Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Phillips, 2431 Pleasant Ave. S.. Min
neapolis; Miss Mable Phillips, 243l
Pleasant Ave. S., Minneapolis; Miss
Nellie Phillips, 2431 Pleasant Ave. s.,
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. N. j
Shannon, 20O6 Second Ave. S., Min
neapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson W
Clark and daughter, 6;
Lyndsle Ave, NJ, Minneapolis j. G
Sterling, 6O7 Phoenix building, Min
neapolis Mrs. DR.. ". W. Clark, 261'
Pleasant Ave-, Minneapolis; Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. W. DeGroot, 1907 Hawthorn
Ave, Minneapolis; Mrs. Fl. Signs
297 harrington Ave, st. Paul; Mr.
and Mrs G. E. o;--- a." - =
Minneapolis; 3 l. ..a-a #aa
kato Mr.. and f. p. I-Erl't.
1910 First Ave. eau.'.. .-
H Turritin, Is Eis 3 o.. -
neapolis; Miss Ny &rzrta.a ..
First Ave. s.. No aaas. .a.. %
g. Sawyer, 715 O. a.4.z asa. .4s4
nespolis; Mrs. II. W. Coffin an,
daughter, Duluth. MINI. DR.. an
Mrs. Bradley and son, 20G9 Fourtl
Ave. S., Minneapolis; Mrs. g. Brad
ley, 2115 Blaisdell Ave, Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, $50 Daytol
Ave, st. Paul: Miss Edna Moore, IS
Dayton Ave-, st. Paul; Miss Gertrud
Moore, CSC Datyon Ave. st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Bolton, 1873 Gran
Ave, st. Paul; Mrs. M. S. Bolton
1.-THE Portland" st. Paul: R. J
Dornberg, 1415 Stevens Ave, Mime
apolis; Mrs. Cora Hewlett Brown
1898 Portland Ave, Minneapolis
Miss Elizabeth A. Meader, 70 N. Lyn
dial Ave. Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Jones, 56 W. Central Ave
st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Fagg
rs N. Lyndale Ave, Minneapolis.
! 1t was decided to form permanen
Organization and to have a plcni
once year. The following officer
were elected: Mrs. Bradley Phillips
president Mrs. J. FL. Long, secretary
Mrs. H. W. Degroot, treasurer.
| The marriage of Miss Clara Clan
Vile of Richiand Center, Wisconsin
and Mr.. Abner G. Gran of Msnkato
both formerly of st. Paul, occurred a
the BRIDES home in Richland Center
Wednesday, July 23d, at 80 o'clock
The bride entered the parlor, whicI
was tastefully decorated with palm
and cut flowers, on the arm of he
father, and was attended by her sister
Miss Fannie Granville, the maid O.
honor. The bride looked very swee
in white point despr;t gown owe
white satin, with diamond ornaments
and carried brides roses. The present
were handsome and numerous. TIL,
maid of honor wore white organdi,
with lace trimmings, and carried
roses. The bridal party left for St
Paul and the lakes. They will be a
home after Sept. 1st at 216 South
Broad street.
Friday was the twenty-fifth an
niversary of the marriagesof Rev. ant
Mrs. F. G. Sahr, who reside at 52t
North Second street, and their daugh
ter, Miss Emma, arranged a surprise
party upon them in the evening.
Twenty were present in all, and The
evening was spent very pleasantly.
Refreshments we're served. The guests
left a number of handsome mementoei
of the occasion, including eight silver
pieces. Rev. and Mrs. Sahr came tc
Mankato the same day that they were
married hut only lived here q Yea,