The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-07-30
From Tuesdays Daily.
LorentZ-Robel Wedding.

the city pass our door.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Lorentz-Robel Wedding.
At high mass today, st. Peter and
st. Paul's church was the scene of
a very pretty wedding, when Miss
Julia Lorentz became the bride of
Joseph Robel, Jr., The ceremony took
place at eight o'clock, and was per-
formed by Rev. Father Huber in the
presence of a large number of friends
and relatives. The bride was charming
in an exquisite gown of white French
lawn, carrying shower bouquet of
brides roses. The bridal veil was
becomingly fastened with roses and
smilax. Miss Lydia Robel, sister of
the groom, as bridesmaid, was most at
tractively gowned in pink null and
carried roses of the same color. A
brother of the BRIDE George Lorentz,
acted as best man. Following the
was held at the home of the bride,
on North Sixth street, where an elab
crate wedding dinner was served amid
a profusion of white roses and smilax,
a large bowl of roses centering the
dining table The bridal couple left
ON the afternoon train for the cities
and Madison, Wis, after which they
will return to Mankato for short
time before going west, where they
are to locate permanently at Santiago,
stopping on their way at Seattle and
North Yakima.
The brides going away gown was
another becoming costume of gray with
hat to match Mr.. and Mrs. Robel are
well-known in Mankato are are re-
ceiving many sincere congratulations
upon this event in their lives, besides
a very large number of beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Edward Neuble, sister of the
groom from st. Paul, was among the
out of town guests.
Dinner Party Through the Skies
By way of variety in entertaining,
one of the new things is balloon din
ner party, such as was lately given
by ST. Louis millionaire who was
host at an aerial spread. The affair
was held in the big gas bag, "St. Louis
Third" when covers were laid for
four. Owing to the pilot having some
trouble in striking an air current that
suited him, the amusement feature for
the guests was the shovelling out of
ballast and playing drop the drag
rope" in order that the balloon might
not carry out it's intention of humping
the tops of the skyscrapers. The dec
oratiOns were an artistic arrangement
of cloud effects and the airy event was
very enjoyable occasion.
Miss Hartung Marries Mr.. Wester.
Miss Emma NJ. Hartung and Ernest
C. Wester were united in marriage at
one thirty o'clock today at the Ger
man Lutheran church by the Rev. A.
+. Winter. The bride was prettiy
gowned in white silk, as were also
the bridesmaids, Miss Martha Har.
tung and Miss Martha Born. William
NARROW and John Brennan also at
tended the bridal couple. Following
the ceremony, a reception was held at
the home of the bride, George Hartung
of Eagle Lake. The groom is en-
gagged in the farming business at Ger
esco.
Grand Lodge Officers Coming.
Royal Arcanum lodge is to have its
semi-annual visitation of the grand
officers at knights of Columbus hall
on Tuesday evening, at which time
District Deputy Hurley of Albert Lea.
Grand Secretary George F. Hughes of
Minneapolis and Grand Regent Will
Jams of St. Paul will be present.
Refreshments are to be served and a
social time generally will be enjoyed.
A large attendance of lodge members
is requested to meet the grand lodge
officers at the summer visitation.
Entertaining House Party.
Mrs. Frank Fowler entertains
house party at her cottage at Lake
Washington this week. Her guests are
Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. j. r. Beatty,
Mrs Robert Johnson, Mrs. L. H. An
drews, Mrs. X. Jache and Mrs. Messer
The party drove to Lake Washington
this morning and are to remain
week.
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Will Entertain Tourist Club.
Mrs K. E.. Brown is to entertain
the members of the Tourist club at
an all day lake outing on Wednesday
at Lake Washington. The guests are
to arrive in the morning in autos and
enjoy a picnic luncheon and supper,
returning in the evening.
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w. S. Shaft of Faribault was in the