The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-28
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The shades throughout the entire house
were drawn, and the rooms were lighted
with gas and candlabra The scene was
one indicating great taste in the ar
rangement.
Miss Mary Cheshire played Lohengren's
wedding march, and the bridal couple
advanced into the front parlor and Took
their station before Rev. Hughes, who
pronounced the service that united their
destinies. During the ceremony Miss
Cheshire. played a. selection from Cayil-
era Rusticana, and after the ceremony
rendered the wedding march from Men
delssohn. The bride and groom were
unattended. THE bride was beautifully
gownedt in white Messaline silk over
taffeta ] and chiffon, trimmed with
duchess and Irish point lace. Her going
away gown was Of blue cloth, with hat
to match. IS
After receiving the congratulations Of
the assembled company. luncheon was
served in the dining room, and deli
cio,is repast, The gifts with which the
bride was well remembered, were admir-.
ed by all. .fj,5
Mr.. and Mrs. Henlein took a late
train this afternoon and after a short
trip will return to the city ahc. Cake
zip their residence at 4O3 South B. ed
street, where they will be at home to
their friends Wednesdays in Novem.
her.
The bride was born and reared in
Mankato, and is possessed of many ac.
complishments and personal graces which
have endeared her to all. She is a fa-
yorite with all who know her. Mr..
Henlein is cashier of the newly organ
lied German American State bank. He,
too was horn and raised in Mankato,
and for number of years held posi-
tions with the National Citizens bank,
working up to assistant cashier. He
possesses the friendship and esteem of
all who know him, and has a bright
future. Mr.. and Mrs. Henlein have the
congratulations and best wishes of all
for their future happiness and prosper.
|ity. fe -'..''3 ~
The marriage of Miss Selma Smith
and George NJ. Smith took place at the
4 4-.
home of the brides mother at Lansing,
Iowa., at high noon today. The we'd
ding was quiet one, only, a few rel
Fatives and intimate friends witnessing.
Tit. The bride and groom were unat-
tended. .
The bride was neatly attired in white,
Paris muslin, trimmed with lace. and
carried bridal bouquet She also wore
Ia beautiful bracelet. with. large SOL.
taire diamond. which was the gift Of
the groom. Her travelling gown was
old rose colored, with hat to match.
After s,imptious wedding dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on an after
noon train for La Crosse, Wis, and
from there will visit in st. Paul and
Litchfeld. They will return to Manka
To in week or two and will reside in
General ]. H. Bakers house at l0S Par
sons street.
The bride has been a resident of
Mafikato for three years past, having
charge of the glove department at
Brett's until she recently resigned and
returned to her home Before coming
/ to Mankato she was for four years with
Field, Schlick & Co., in, st. Paul. She
is graduate of the high school at
lansing, Iowa, and is bright and at
tractiye young lady, who possesses the
esteem of all, and she will be welcomed
back to Mankato as IA permanent resi-
dent. Mr.. Smith. is chief clerk in the
local offices of the Standard Oil COM
pany, 4 position that he has held for
some years. He is we'll and favorably
known in Mankato md vicinity, and has
| a promising future before him. The
Numerous friends of both bride and
groom will join in extending their best
wishes to the couple. 3@'.
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The social session held by the Royal
Arcahrm council last evening was great.
" enjoyed by all the members present.
The first part of the evening was spent
in playing progressive cinch, and c. q.
Nofthrop and Jay Wysong tied for the
prize. and in drawing Mr.. Wysong
proved the more lucky of the two. Re-.
freshments were served at 1890 o'clock
The ladies of the first division of the
Presbyterian church, will give social
Friday evening, Sept. 2s. A musical
prografa,will be given, followed by d so-.