The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-20
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w. 80 Citizens 2t3
Band Concert and Entertainment:

Citizens 2t3

to its utmost capacity both evenings.
Every number was carried out so ar
tistically that the audiences respond
ed with hearty applause. The solo
numbers, dialogues, duets and also
the selections rendered by the male
chcir were beyond criticism. Profess
scr Hugo Frey Is the director Of
both the male choir and the Har-
mOnia band. The following program
was rendered:
March, "Officer of the Day.
................. n. Is. Hall
Harmonic Band.
Overture, Living Pictures. . Dalbey
Harmonic Band.
Piano Duet, in the Arena March,"
Op. COS. Engelmann
Prof. Hugo Frey and Miss
Edna Bekke
Dialogue. die Vogelorgel"
Characters-Ernest Schulze, stu
dent-August Wussow, dessen Freund
Walter Brockmeyer, ehemaliger
Gutsbesitzer-George Kroeger. dessen
Freund-William Raihle. Richter
Lorenz Fillman - Sekretaer - Paul
Meyer-Poli2eidene namens Schnuef-
fel.
Lied, Fest Marsch". .....Abt
Eintracht Maennerchor.
Cornet Solo, THE Gladiators" (Ca-
vatina and Polka w. T.. NJ. Pettee
Professor Hugo Frey, Miss Edna
George. Pianist.
Violin colo ..E;ffh
Observation-Disclosures. Leybach
Mr.. Ernest SLIDER, Miss Edna
George, Pianist.
Dialogue, THE Wild Man"
Characteristic. Albert Thinner
mann, Chairman. August Wussow,
Alfred Kroeger, Fred Killing, mem
bers of the town board. Alvin Mil
Ter. show agent: George Lossow.
politician: Master HerOld Silber, son
OF the chairman.
Overture. Forepaugh's Aggregation
............G George SOuthwell
Overture, La Belle Creole" (Air
Farle) Daily
Harmonic Band.
Piano Duet, Hungarian Rhapsody
No. Franz List
Professor Hugo Frey and Miss
Edna Bekke.
"Das Lied" .Abt.
Eintracht Maennerchor.
Piano solo. lie Tambourin" 49,.
................... H. w. Petrie
Professor Hugo Frey.
Dialogue, Der Erfnder"
Mr.. Alfred Kroeger, professor;
Edward Wussow, Bauer; HerOld Sill.
Der, Stimme; George Kroeger, Hausk.
necht.
Overture, lie Claire. .Dalbey
Harmonic Band
Waltz, Autumn Leaf.
.................. Will. L. Haskins
Harmonic Band.
Married at High Noon.
Mr.. George r. Garfield and Miss
Jessie IIedberg were married at
noon ut the residence of the brides
paernts at 122 State street The Ii.
brary and music room we're beauti-
fully decorated with palms. ferns,
carnations and ported plants, while
the dining room decorations were
principally red roses and smilax.
The bride was handsomely attired
in a light embroidered gown and
both bride and groom were unat.
tended. Rev. Hobbs, pastor of the
Baptist church, OBLIGATED at the cere.
mCny.
At the conclusion of the marriage
lows an elegant six course dinner
was served. The bride is well known
in Mankato. having lived here sew
eral years. During the past two years
she has held a position with the
Northwestern telephone company
Mr.. Garfield is at present employed
by The st. Paul Dispatch The cou
pie were literally remembered with
wedding persents. consisting of cut
glass. linen and china.
Among the out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Garfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Mohl and Miss r. l.. Regal
OF st. Paul; Miss Lane of Minneapo
lis and Miss Johnson of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield leave this aft
ernoon for st. Paul, where they viii
reside
Enjoyed Sleiehride.