The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-18

"Schottische" .Streabott
Leon Blume
| waltz ..........-... Beethoven
Anna Lee
Happy Hours" ........... Streabott
Arthur Olson
"Mazurka" ............H H. Engelman
Jessie Thurston
Duet-"Moonlight Reverie" ......
........... ..NlOla Alien
Myrtle Croswell
Eleanor Rodgers
"Airy Fairies" ........... .Spaulding
Genevieve Gilman
Con Fairy Barque'. ..............
! Anna Lee
'Tarantella" ..... H. Engelman
Jessie Thurston
Flag Day March. ...........Fe aris
Leona Blume
Hungarian Concert Poke. ......
............... lmre AlfOdy
Fantasia" ...... FIR. Mendelssohn
Eleanor Rodgers
Ray-Potter Wedding.
Minneapolis Tribune: A wedding
which took place at West .Roxbury
Mass, Wednesday evening and which
is of interest to the many friends
of the bridegroom in this city was
that of Miss Hanna Potter, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
]. Potter of West Roxbury, to John
H. Ray, Jr., the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Ray of this city.
The ceremony took place at the
Congregational church at West Rox
bury and was followed by recep
ton at the home of the brides par
ents. Miss Helen Palmer of New
ton, Mass, a cousin of Miss Potter
was the maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Olga
Pottinger and Elizabeth Pischon
Philip Ray of Duluth was his broth
er's best man and the ushers were
! four Harvard university men, Messrs
Earle Bailey, Edwin G. Brown anG
Henry Bruchholz of Minneapolis anG
Paul Powers of Houlton, Me-, all o.
whom are students of law at Harv
ard, where Mr.. Ray graduated in
! 1910. Mr.. Ray is also graduate o.
the University of Minnesota an6
belongs to Beta Theta Pi fraternity
After returning from their wedding
trip, Mr.. Ray and his bride will be
guests for a few days of Mr.. Rays
parents at the Hotel Maryland ant
after January l they will be at home
at 272O Blaisdell avenue. Mr. ant
Mrs. John H. Ray, ST., and theil
son, Philip Ray, were among the
guests at the wedding. =.
ter-Schneeberger.
William Schneeberger and Miss
Alma Hunter were united in the holy
bonds of ,matrimony this morning by
Rev. Nickels, at the Emmanuel Luth
eran church. Only the immediate
relatives and friends were present
Theodore link, Miss Alice Schnee
berger, sister of the groom, FREQ
Hunter, brother of the bride, ant
Miss Esther Wagner accompanied the
young couple to the altar to the
tstrains Of wedding march played
I by Professor William F. Seltz.
The bride wore white satin and
carried white flowers. The groom
had a trim blue serge suit. The
decorations were all of white flowers
with green foliage. j.
Ceremony Tomorrow Morning.
| Announcement has been made o
the marriage of Miss Annette Mag
dalyn Berent of this city to Mr..
P. Kennedy of Portland, Ore. TIL,
ceremony will take place at ST. Pete
and Paurs Catholic church at nine
o'clock tomorrow morning, and ;
wedding breakfast will be served
at the home of the bride at 52t
Pleasant street.
Music Teachers to Receive Friends.
Minneapolis Journal: Invitation.
are out for the formal opening
Thursday night, of the studio build
ing at 6S Eleventh street south, OF
which occasion the teachers wht
have their studios there will receiv,
/ their friends. Else Jache, Willard
Patten and Miss Edith Abel ar
among those who have studios il
the building.
Pretty Entertainment.
Mrs. E. w. Benham gave a pretty
entertainment Saturday afternoon foi
the young ladies of the Episcopa
church. The afternoon was spen
in sewing and conversation, and pi
ano recitals were given by Mrs
George Nerbovig, Misses Mildred Ole
son and Marie Pfeffer. Light re
freshments were served and all spen
an agreeable afternoon.
Miss Hart on the Program.
Miss Kathleen Hart is one of tn
vocalists who will appear on tn
first program of the voice section @
the Minneapolis Thursday musica
Miss Hart will be first soprano in
ladies' chorus who will sing IN
Evil Shall Befall Thee"
EIks Dance.
! The first of a series of dances t
be given by the Elks will take plac
at the club house on Friday nigh
October IS. The series of dance
given by the Elks last season prove
popular. They will prove to
equally so this winter.
Birthday Surprise.
Miss Rose Oleson was given
birthday surprise last Saturday after
noon by about a dozen lady friends
Light refreshments were served an
/ gifts of hand painted china an
linen were presented.
Party For Little Sister.
| Miss May Johnson at $40 Mort
Front street, gave pleasant part
in honor of her sister Bernice'
second birthday The company er
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