The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-05-03
DO|NGS IN SOCIETY
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Married Under Southern Sun.
GAINESVILLE Argus: News was re
ceived in this place last week, three
weeks after the event, that Miss
Lydia Alpers, formerly of ST. Clair
and Mr.. Edward Quade, son of Her
man Quade. were married at a point
across the line in Arizona on Feb
ruary 20.
Miss Alpers is the daughter Of &
German Lutheran clergyman. She i.
a collegiate scholar and a teacher
whose career in her profession ha:
been marked by uniform success
She jonrneyed from her northern
home to meet her fiance in a fal
southern cline and to join his for
tunes either for better or worse, ar
undertaking before which many yonns
women would have failed.
Mr.. Quade is the owner and op
orator of a gold mine in Old Mexico
At present, presumably on account o.
the troublesome conditions politically
that prevail in that country, the mine
is not operated. But Mr.. Quade is
in charge of a large mine with all its
vast interests owned by wealthy cap
italists in London. He receives 6
remunerative recompense as the pc
sition requires the display not only
of superior talents but of extraordi
nary energy and ability as we'll al
tact and good judgment.
The company has supplied hin
with a pretty villa surrounded will
charming scenery al a home and t.
which place he took his bride. HI
has at his disposal also autos an6
ponies with which he scours the
country in company with his bride a
will. His duties are light aside from
the general supervision he exercises
II would seem from all this thaI
Mr.. Quade may become a permanent
resident of Mexico. While there is
some little apprehension as to the
possible outcome of the revolution
ouu u CllCSt upOh lCtSiCio '
he has no fear of being molested
He will remain at his post where he
is enjoying his honeymoon, regard
less of danger. The element OF dan
ger if any exists only addS a tinge
of tragical to the honey
moon experience. Mr.. Quade's many
friends in GAINESVILLE heartily con
graduate him and his young bride
upon their romantic marriage.
Popular Couple Married.
Miss Elvira o. Carlson and Ernest
r. Tuberg were married at the home
of the brides parents at 405 Bel
night, Rev. o. j. Arthur officiating
The bride was attended by her Sis
ter, Miss Clara Carlson, while the
bridegroom was attended by Adolph
.!Tuberg, q cousin. The bride wore a
light blue silk populin dress, and the
rooms were prettily decorated with
palms, smilax and carnations. Miss
Mamie Roust played the Lohengrir
wedding march.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception was given to about forty
guests. The out of town guests were
Miss Ellen Lundberg of Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Tuberg OF
Judson. Dainty refreshments were
served and the remainder of the
evening spent in a social way. The
happy young couple were presented
with many beautiful cut glass gifts
The Misses Mabel Rudberg, Mamie
Roust and Hilma Carlstrom assisted
in the serving.
The bride is the popular young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Carl
son of North Mankato, while thu
groom is an Industrious young mar
of Watcher, Iowa. The coupl,
will leave shortly for Watcher
where they will make their home
The groom is a foreman for a bricl
firm at that place.
Gave an At Home.
A very pretty at home was givel
yesterday afternoon at the home o
MIS-. ID. Flduh Iuy pI - Sia
The hostesses were Mrs. Fank Pay
Mrs. w. Fl. Pay, Mrs. Amos II
Messer, Miss Pay and Miss Mar!
Louise Pay. The hours were from
two O'Clock until six o'clock ant
more than two hundred ladies were
present.
The guests were received in thu
parlor, which vas made delightfully."-
pretty with pink roses and pinl
carnations. Tulips were used in the
living room and marguerites in thu
dining room. A string orchestra fur
nished music during the afternoon.
Mrs. Alanson Messer of st. Paul
who is the guest of Mrs. Amos Fl
Messer, was also in the receiving
line with the hotesses.
Married at St. Peter.
Mrs. Lillian Clark of North Man
kato was married Tuesday evening
at st. Peter to Mr.. Berner. They
arrived in the city last night.
Lew Lewis of Austin spent tn
dow in the cify on business.