The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-31
From Thursdays Daily.

FUN Ddby'
Last night, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Funk, at their home on Clark street !
entertained the trustees and members
of the session of the Presbyterian
church, and their wives, including the
newly elected members of the board.
The occasion was i'm honor of DIR. G..
w. Davis, pastor of the church. Over
thirty were present, and the evening
was delightfully."- spent in music, select
reading, charades, etc. A pleasant fea-
ture of the occasion was the presence
of Mr.. Lester PATTERSON, so long a
member of the board of trustees, and
his wife, who are now visiting in the
city. Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sidney c. Love, formerly Miss
Minnie Cool of Faribault and William H.
kemble were married in New York last
week and have sailed abroad in the ship
La Sovoie for their honey moon. "A
New York paper commenting on the
wedding speaks as follows: After a
hmry-up marriage, arranged and per-
formed within an hour and half, the
brides third venture on the matrimonial
sea. Mr. and Mrs. William III. kemble
sailed happily abroad on the French
liner La Savoie yesterday. Mrs. kemble
previously was Mrs. Sidney c. Love,
divorced wife of a Chicago broker. Mr..
kemble is the son of Clay kemble, the
Philadelphia traction magnate.
At 1880 Wednesday night the
ceremony was decided upon. At l0:40
f. l.. Sawyer. chum of Kembles, called
upon the Waldorf Hotel chaplain"
who has performed many other quick
and unusual ceremonies. Sawyer asked
if the parson would be ready in an hour.
Any time" was the reply.
AT ll:2O an automobile drew up in
front of the ministers house, No. 4S
West Ninety fourth street. The couple
alighted Ten minutes later they were
whirled away. bride and husband. The
brides address was given as Hotel VOL
colt kemple said his home was at
Laverock. one of the suburbs of Phil
adelphia. ID
Mrs. Love obtained q divorce from
her husband in 1904, together with $780,
a00 aIimony and house and furnish
ings worth as much. She alleges cruel
ty in her affidavit and her suit made a
sensation in Chicago. She is consider
ably the senior of her present husband.
Mrs w. L. HiXon will entertain the
West Side Whist club at her residence
on Baker avenue tomorrow afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. Orange Little, who will
soon move from the city.
william, L. oil h,c ;,,-
tations for a card party to be given by
her next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. II. +. Shaw entertained Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Moore at luncheon i'm honor of
Mrs. F. f. r. Miller of Grand Forks.
\. d., who is visiting in the city.
Waseca Radical: Mr.. and Mrs. +.
English and daughter Elizabeth OF
Mankato spent several days last week
with the mother of Mrs. English. Mrs
Shortell, who is still confined to her
bed.
DIR. r. NJ. Dodds will depart next
week for the Pacific coast. He con
templates stay of two months and
will probably take trip to the Ha
waiian islands.
r. i. Brown, F. l.. Soaring and O.
G. Lundberg are attending an Episco-
pal conference at st. Paul, having gone
Yesterday, and will return this even.
ing.
August Kulstad departed today for
Brookings, S. d., where he will be in
the employ of the Sternberg Clothing
company. Mr.. Kulstad was clerk for
Nixon 4 Sickle for several years and
is popular young man. He has many
friends here who wish him success.
Mrs. p. Liedtke and daughter, Miss
NJ. Liedtke, of Ceylon are in the city
receiving treatment from an oculist.
+. +. Heidel of Fairmont has moved
to this city and will engage in the den
tistry business. He will open an office
over the German American State bank
June |. He has a number of friends in
the city who will wish him success.
Miss Matte NJ. Swatson of Faribault
visited in the city last evening.
Miss Anna +. Penner of Mountain
Lake visited in Mankato last evening.
John Kumerow of Lamberton was in
Mankato last night.
g. A. TOwne returned yesterday from
trip to the twin cities. w. j. Mahnke,
his partner in the show business, is at
Austin, getting the theatre in readiness
to open. Messrs. Towne and Aiahnke
expect to have theatres at Winona, Red
wing, Owatonna and Austin.
Leo S. Lamm was called today to
st. James and Window on matters in
the district court at those places.
S. b. Wilson is at Britton, S. d., on
business.
Theodore just and wife and w. A.
Just went to innipeg this morning to
visit and look after their land inter
ests.
A. G. Berbauer took a trip to Mime,
sofa Lake Yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Richardson returned to
her home at New Tim yesterday Com.
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