The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-23

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penitentiary on the 4:45 Omaha train
this afternoon. ,'r
From Fridays Daily - * 80. -
Happy Wedding. :, No. s''%. 49,. -
Miss Tratie NJ. Kranz and Mr..
Ernest, f. Bierangel were united in
marriage at eight O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. The ceremony was per-
formed. by Rev. Father Hartman at
the German Catholic church in the
presence or a number of friends and
relatives. 2...-,t.rs .'>!n2aG @,E.,5Gu
The bride wore handsome cream
gown, with veil and a wreath of IL
lies of the valley. She is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kranz, and has grown up here
where she has a host OF friends
who will extend hearty congratula-
tions to her and Mr.. Bierangel on
this occasion.
She has been a very successful
teacher for several years. She was
attended by Miss Mabel Freundl of
Mankato who wore becoming white
roses. $500 $500. So. .....,.g 49,,
y The groom wore the accustomed
black. He is the son Of Mr., ana
Mrs, Richard Bierangel. of Lafayette,
Mimi. = He IS d graduate of the
Mankafo Commercial college, and Is
well and favorably known here. He
was attended by Mr. Martin ,Krariz
of Mankato, cousin of the bride. -
After the ceremony the happy
couple went. to the. home of the
bride where an elaborate dinner
was served to them and their I'M
mediate relatives. ,.,, ,.f...r,scr, T.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Emil F.. ,Bieranget
are; the. recipients of an unusually
large ,ntimber of useful and beauti-
full presents from relatives and
friends.
81 The out Of town u guests were
Mr.. and, ] Mrs.. R. Bierangel..,o f La
fayette, !. Mimi, - father and mother
of the groom; Mrs. An,tLange, La
fayette, Mimi; Miss Mamie Briggs
of Traverse, MINI.
-. The bride and groom left on the
Omaha train for the twin cities.
They intend to make a trip to the
east visiting at Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
They will be at home to their
friends after March Is, at 1427
North Second street. .... ..
An Elaborate Function. - @7.,s ~. .. =
Probably one of the most elabo.
rate and beautiful as well as success
full sdances of the season was that
given at the Loyola club last even
ing, when about 100 couple enjoyed
themselves. for several \ hours with
dancing, The Loyo1a orchestra, con
sistIg sof, eight pieces furnished the
music. .s .
The hall has never been so beauti-
fully decorated since its construc-
ton. Red hearts III the form Of
valentines were strung from the
chandeliers to the corners in gradu-
ated sizes, All the: lights were dim
med5 with red crepe paper. Around
the korchestra, lattice work decorat-
ed with red autumn leaves gave a
pleasing effect. The footlights on
the stage were turned on, to harmon.
lie with the other decorations,
while here and there palms and
ferns had been placed. Throughout
'iiC OFChiuS puISu "dS SCI NY
the Misses Anna Krost and Ger
trude Walser.
The dance program opened up
with grand march, headed by Miss
Rose Walser and John O'Brien. The
programs were filled out by the Ia
dies, as it was in the nature of a
leap year dance. .s'".t -: ~
The committee on decorations and
arrangements consisted of; >, Rose
Walser. Mildred Cough1an, Mary
Schaefer, Ella Wolf and Mrs. Lofts
Kruse. Rose Walser and DR.. c. N.
Weyer had charge of the decorating