The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
From Wednesdays Daily.

Mr.. William j. Morawetz and Miss
FGertrude A. Graham were united in
marriage at seven O'Clock last evening
the happy event occurring at the home
Eof the bride, 203 Fulton street, in
the presence of relatives only. Rev
w. S. Emery, pastor of the Belgrade
Avenue Methodist church, was the
Officiating clergyman. The bride and
groom were unattended.
The bride looked handsome in a
dress of white net, trimmed with lace,
with white hat.
The rooms were prettily and taste
| fully decorated, the color scheme be-
! inc pink and white. POtted plants
and profusion of roses and ferns
added to the beauty of the scene.
At eight o'clock reception was
held and forty guests enjoyed this
pleasant occasion, all of whom ten
dered their congratulations and well
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Morawetz.
The guests were. received by Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Curryer, the latter a
sister of the bride Miss Lora Luis
dorf, Miss Laura Klein and Miss Inga
johnson assisted in serving refresh
ments. Music was furnished during
the evening by Lamm's orchestra.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Graham, highly respect
ed residents, of Mankato. She is a
popular young lady with large num-
Der of friends and is held in the
highest regard by all who know her.
Her charming manner is coupled with
delightful personality.
Mr.. Morawetz is one of the best
known of the many travelling sales
men who make" southern Mime
sofa. For seven years he has been in
the employ of the L. Patterson Mer-
camille company and is most success
full man i'm his chosen work. He is
genial gentleman, generous, popular
with friends and acquaintance, and
has the confidence of his employers and
those with whom he has daily bust
ness and social relations.
Mr. and Mrs. Morawetz departed
last night for bridal tour which will
occupy two weeks. They will visit
Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee, returning
to Mankato via st. Paul and Minne-
apolis where they will visit relatives
of Mr.. Morawetz. The brides going
away gown was of blue material, tan
hat, gloves and shoes.
The couple will be at home after
Aug. Is at 6l9 South Broad street.
Court Undine No. %, U. 0. F., held
picnic at Minneopa yesterday which
was greatly enjoyed by all who attend
ed. On account of the dampness of the
ground Mr.. Hodge kindly offered the
party the use of the tables and chairs
on the porch of the dancing hall, which
was very much appreciated by the Ia
dies. Some of the ladies stopped at
Sibley park and had supper.
Mr.. Louis R. Runke, the Sterling Cen
ter buttermaker, was brought to this
city Monday evening to receive treat
ment. Mr.. Runke's eyes are in serious
condition, but his many friends hope for
the recovery of his eyesight.
Faribault Journal: Mrs. George II.
Davis and Miss Katherine Davis have
returned from Lake Minnetonka and st.
Paul
Byron Troy of Amboy spent few
DAYS in the city, attending his friend,
L. r. Runke.
DR.. G. R. Curran was at Blue Earth
yesterday.
DR.. A. F. Schmitt visited st. Peter
yesterday.
DIR. Meilicke of Good Thunder brought
a patient to Emmanuel hospital today.
DR.. S. C. Schmitt of Blue Earth was
in Mankato today on his way to Wis
consin to spend his vacation.
Philip Dick Jr. of st. Peter paid Man
kato visit today.
Miss Anna Polchow has returned from
her two weeks vacation spent at Du-
luth and vicinity.
F. G. Heinze left for Elysian today
where he will spend a month or six
weeks camping.
F. H. Phelps of Minneapolis is VS.
iting his mother for couple of days.
A. c.. Gran went to Lake Elysian
yesterday to get the camp ready for the
Y. M. C. A. boys, who went this after
noon.
Mrs. S. Lainson and daughter of Can
by visited in the city today.
E. g. Hage of Hanska visited in the
city last evening.
Misses Aura Kingsley of Bricelyn and
Clara Park of Bowbels, N. D., visited
in the city over night.
A. R. Daughenbaugh and Miss Grace