The Mankato free press., 1909-10-22
SOCIAL CIRCLES
Mrs. II =. Hayward, Editress
NJ. w. phone, 80 Citixnns, 213

Piano Recital.
The second piano recital which Miss
Venard's pupils have given this season
occurred last night at the studio in the |
Richards block and was very largely
attended by parents and fdiends, about |
eighty being present.
Miss venard has a large class of !
music pupils and the recital of last !
night showed not only much enthusiasm |
among her students but also the fact |
that the class is doing wonderfully good
work and making rapid progress. 1t was
also very evident that each pupil was !,
SO thoroughly interested in the work |
that the playing was pleasure to :
themselves as we'll as to the audience |
The confidence which the pupils showed |
and the accuracy with which they |
played each selection must have been
very gratifying to Miss Venard and
also to the parents. The program was
a varied one and admitted of much
expression in its Interpretation. Miss
Nenard rendered some instrumental Sc
lections which received an enthusiastic |
encore as did also the vocal selections
of Miss Wingen. The last trio by /
three of the older pupils was deserving
of special mention.
The program was as follows:
Duet-Selected .............-....
-. Marcella Kammerer, Helen Black |
Piano Solo-Sweet Floweret. .....
Observation-Disclosures. Esther Hampl
Duet-Love Song. .............
Miss Hopkins, Mrs. Bangerter
Solo-Selected. ..N..........Mi Miss Hoy |
Solo-Distant Bells. Laurel Morrison
Solo-Selected. ..:... Lena Peterson
Solo-Song of the Mill
........:......... Blanche Zschunke |
Duet-Selected, Miss Thorn. Miss Venard |
Solo-The COLLINS. Helen Black
Solo-Dollie's Dream and Awakening |
f................. .Abbie Clarg |
Solo-Eymn to the Moon -
............, Miss Beatrice Thompson
SOlo-AlerTy Lads and Lassies w (
............. Florian Kleinschmidt
Solo-Good Comrades. s...
................ ..Armin Klcinschmidtl
Solo-Pirroucttc. Laura Van Wrinkle |
Solo-Fens and Flowers rs
.................G Gertrude Eichstaedt !
Unrestricted s..................
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Deike-Fisher Wedding
A quiet home wedding took place
this morning at en-thirty o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. August Deike. when Miss |
Lillian Deike became the bride of
William Fisher of this city. The cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. Rabe
of the German Methodist church, in
the presence of relatives and Il few
intimate friends The bride was /
pretty in travelling suit of soft
gray Mrs. Fisher is well known in
Mankato, having been for number
OF years the vocalist at Wonderland
theatre from which position she re-
signed only recently. Mr.. Fisher is
also well known in the city and is !
electrician at the Wonderland theatre. /
Following the ceremony wedding
luncheon was served and the bridal |
couple left on the noon train for
Kansas City for their honeymoon trip. |
Charles Dcike of Minneapolis and
Emil Deike of st. Paul, brothers Of
the bride, were in the city to attend
the wedding.
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Pleasant Lodge Party.
Mnneopa Rebekah Lodge No. y |
held a very enjoyable social affair last |
night following the regular lodge meet
ing, at which two candidates were in |
itiated. The hosts and hostesses for
the evening were the members whose
birthdays occur i'll July and October, |
and very delightful program of
amusement was planned by them for
the other members. The decorations |
were mostly suggestions of Halloween,
the rooms and tables being arranged
with autumn leaves, candles and jack
. olanterns. A delicious oyster supper
was thoroughly appreciated by over
eighty guests and was followed by a !
social time generally. B. ID. Pay, one
of the birthday hosts, added to the |
supper menu special course of bon
bon sweets that was enjoyed to the
limit. The event was a specially de-
lightful lodge affair.
Rendall-van Diem Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Esther Lorain
Kendall and Gordon Brooks Van Diem
which occurred at ten-thirty o'clock to-
day at the Pilot Grove church, i'll
Blue Earth was largely attended by
friends and relatives. The ceremony, |
a ring service, was performed by Rev.
T. Ross Padcn. The bride was pretti-
ly and bccomngly gowned in white |
lace and carried white roses. Follow |
ing the service at the church re- /,
ception was held at the home of the |
bride and & wedding dinner was serv-
ed. Mir. and Mrs. Van Diem are to
spend their honeymoon in the east and |
later are TO locate on fruit ranch in |
the south. The bride is a niece of
Mrs. L. Ross Paden of this city
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Wedding Tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Edna Ann
Williams. only daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. John Williams of Lake Crystal,
to Ralph jefferson Piper of Bottineau,