The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-12
PROM MondaY's DailY.

The marriage of Miss Daisy Reynolds
to Murray Ralph Smart which occur
red at high noon yesterday at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira B. Reynolds, in Eagle Lake,
was a very happy and pleasant event.
The Rev, y. b. Foot, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, performed
the ceremony in the presence of some
twenty-five friends and relatives. The
couple were unattended and took their
places under canopy of ferns and
flowers to the music of wedding
march played by Miss Maud Footner
of Mankato.
The bride was dressed in a suit of
white silk trimmed with lace and she
carried bouquet of cream brides
roses The house was decorated with
palms and white carnations. The bride
received quite variety of beautiful
presents after the ceremony dinner
was served. The table was decorated
with white and pink carnations and
orange blossoms.
The bride was born in LeRay, Blue
Earth county. She is Il highly educa-
ted Young lady having attended the
HIGH school and normal school at Man
k1lO ana lOI Tic ldSl lNO years Sut
has been teaching school in Blue
Earth county. The groom was born
and raised at Dillingham;, and at the
present time is employed by Gordon
Bros. & Co., as second miller in the
Eagle Lake flour mill.
The young couple have many friends
who wish them a long and happy life.
Mr. and Mrs. Smart will take up
their residence in the Heath house i'll
Eagle Lake in a few days where they
will be at home to their many friends.
A quiet wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Campbell Gar
den City Wednesday, June at three
o'clock when their daughter Miss Maud
Campbell WAS united in marriage to
Thomas Dcrnar of Lewisville. The
couple will be at home in Lewisville
after Sept |.
Miss Helen Coffin, daughter of Will
liam P. Coffin. of Mankato and Ray
mond Everett Ober, will be married
Saturday. June 20, at the summer home
of John w. Nattrass, Dellwood, White
Bear lake.
The marriage of Miss Alta ROmack
and Mr.. Hugo Johnson will take place
at three o'clock Tuesday, June l6,
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.sand Mrs. Ira B. Romack. in TivoH.
A reception will be held in the evening
from seven until ten O'Clock. Invita-
tions have already been sent to the
numerous friends of these estimable
young people.
Mrs. Theodore Williams and Mrs.
Walter F. Brooks have issued invita-
tions for social afternoon to be
given Friday. June II. from 3 to 6 p.
m. at the home of the former, 9l3
Byron street.
4 delightful series of four parties
was concluded Saturday evening at the,
no1he of Lieutenant Governor a. o.
Eberhart on 22S Clark street. The
first one was a thimble bee from three
to six o'clock Friday afternoon, given
BY Mrs Eberhart and Mrs. c. II. Ner-
bovig, forty ladies being present. The
same two nostesscS entertained at 500
SATURDAY. afternoon between the same
hours. the guests again numbering
about forty, Mrs. William Deyling cap
tured the prize.
prize.
Friday and Saturday evenings Lieu-
tenant Governor and Mrs. Ebcrhart and
Dr. and Mys Nerbovig entertained at
$500 Friday evening a party of thirty
was entertained, and Mrs. John A.
Johnson won the prize, and Saturday
evining thirty six were entertained, and
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The decorations for the four affairs
were the same, consisting of palms,
ferns and cut flowers. The refresh
ments were very delicious and each of,
the affairs was greatly enjoyed
DIR. c. ID. Snow left today for st.
Paul where he will attend meeting
of the State Dental society. He will
be absent during the week.
C. Zotalis of the Mankato Candy
Kitchen returned Saturday after max
ing a short business visit in Albert
Lea.
Ole Nelson returned yesterday after
noon from st. Peter where he made
brief visit with friends.
Miss Miller. who mas position in
the offices of the Hubbard Milling
was lht Sutol NNol'iNdH VI
relatives and friends in Waseca.
f. +. Jones returned Saturday after
noon from Slayton, having made
few days business trip through that
section of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Colson went
Saturday afternoon to Winona. Mr.
CoIson will attend the meeting of the
state labor federation and Mrs. Colson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parry and daugh-
ter have arrived to pay visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Tomilson C. Peart and other
relatives and friends in Mankato.
Miss katherine Tierny and Master
Jack Spencer visited the formers rela-