The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-01-29
From Mondays Daily.
Miss SwindlehurSt Married.

who was married tuesday Ill MlnHe-
apolis, was pleasantly surprised theI
following day at the Merchants hotel
st. Paul, by local charity workers who
wished to express their appreciation OF
her work at the Owatonna state public
school. She was presented with sill
yer service by Rev. James Donahoe on
behalf of the local charity workers.
The bride has number of acquaint-
ances in Mankato VINO will be pleased
to learn that she is happily married.
Her husband is former prominent
banker in Wadena. He is interested
in number of enterprises in northern
Minnesota. He is w. r. Baumbach.
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Social BY Episcopal Ladies.
The ladies of the second division
of the Episcopal church will give a
social evening at Mrs. George Shades
on Wednesday evening. Everybody cor
daily invited.
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Entertained Informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson Burton enter
tanned informally on Saturday evening
for their out of town guests, Miss Mac
Donald and Major Richie. Bridge was
played at four tables and prizes won
by Mrs. II. "A. Patterson and Frank
L. Browder.
Japanese lilies and roses were ar
ranged very artistically throughout the
rooms and a delicious luncheon was
served.
Entertained at Bridge Party.
Miss Mansfield of Clark street very
prettily entertained three tables of
bridge on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
W. I. Warwick won the prize and an
elaborate luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Pleasant Luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Carney enter
tanned informally at Sunday night
luncheon in honor of Miss Macdonald
and Major Richie, who are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Munson Burton.
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Very Pretty Affair.
Mrs. w. L. Warwick of Byron street
was hostess at very pretty affair,
which took place at one o'clock today,
when the Clio club was entertained at
three course luncheon. The rooms
and tables were artistically decorated
with carnations and candles, red being
the color effect that was used through
out all the appointments. The lunch
con was followed by an informal pro-
gram given by the members, Mrs. DR..
Young and Mrs. III. A. Patterson APP
peared in original numbers. Mrs.
Young read an original poem on
"Locksley HALF and Mrs. Patterson
entertained the members with an orig
nal character song. Vocal selections
were also sung by Mrs. Evan Hughes,
Mrs. \. c. Gran and Mrs. f. *.
Meaghcr, and all felt the afternoon to-
have been one of the pleasantest in
the history of the club.
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Going to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Walser will
leave OH Saturday for New York,
where they will embark Feb on
the Hamburg American liner Deutsch-
land for Naples, Italy. They will visit
Rome and other Italian cities, France,
Switzerland, Austria, Mr.. Walser's old
home in Wirtemburg, Germany, Prus-
STA, Westphalia, Berlin, Hamburg and
other cities and provinces in Germany.
They will be gone nearly or quite
three months, and have a very COM
prehensive trip planned and are look
ing forward to a great deal of pleas
ure, which their friends will certainly
hope will be the case.
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To Entertain Elders and Pastor.
Mr.. w. Warwick will entertain the
elders and pastor of the Presbyterian
church tonight at his home on Byron
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Manske we're
very pleasantly surprised at their
home in Limetown on Friday evening
by Il dozen of their friends. The
happy affair was on the occasion of
their eighth wedding anniversary. The
evening passed pleasantly. Card play
ing and music were the features. Re-
freshments were served.
J. w. Benson of Heron Lake was in
Mankato yesterday.
DR.. L. L. Halves returned Yesterday
from Mile Laos county, where he
spent the past two weeks looking after
his interests.
Miss Anna Hoy, who is teaching
near Lake Crystal, and her sister, Miss
Frances, who is teaching at Truman,
spent Sunday at their home in West
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Eckle returned
from ST. Paul last night, after a.
short visit there.
Frank Sterling of Dubuque, Iowa,
spent Sunday in the city as the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. l.. L. Wood.
l. |. Bargen, editor of The Noun
tain Lake View, spent yesterday in
the city
Mrs. L. F. hammers of Heron Lake
was guest i'll the city yesterday and
today.
Al Dick of st. Peter was in Man
kato last night.
Mr. and Mrs T. + Hmm of South