The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-05-24

amount thus saved he built his res
idence in our city.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Schneider-Ulmen Wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Schneider and Hen
ry L. Ulmen, both of this city, were
united in marriage at eight o'clock
i this morning at the st. Peter and
/ st. Paul's church, Father Kessel
performing the ceremony. The
wedding was quiet affair, in the
presence of a few relatives and
| friends. The bride wore beautiful
white vol embroidered gown and
carried brides bouquet of white
Iroses, while the groom wore the
conventional black.
! The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Catherine Margaret
Schneider, who wore white en-
broidered gown and bridemaid's
cap and carried pink carnations. The
groom was attended by his cousin,
Leo Ulmen, of this city.
| A reception followed the ceremony,
at 1923 North Second street Miss
Maymie Skuse played the piano dur.
| ing the reception, to which intimate
friends and relatives had been in
vited. The out-of-town guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schneider,
uncle and aunt of the bride, living at
Plainview
The happy young couple were the
recipients of many beautiful pres
ents. The mail clerks and carriers
of this city, joined hands and pre-
scented the couple with a handsome
present, as the groom is a mail car
rier
This afternoon they left for a
short honeymoon to the twin cities
where they will be gone a week.
They will then make their home At
919 East Main street in this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mic Schneider of this city
and is most charming young lady.
Until a few weeks ago she was
employed at the office of Drs.
Hughes, James and Benham. The
groom is prosperous young mail
carrier of one of the routes in this
| city and enjoys large acquaintance.
choirs Gave An Entertainment.
The two choirs of the Emmanuel
German Lutheran church gave an
entertainment in the school hall last
evening and Monday evening. There
were large and appreciative audi
ences both nights. and the proceeds
will be given to the church. The
program was as follows:
Lied Zum Empfang". w. Burheim
Entire Choir
University of Illinois March. 80.
Fred Luscom
Moonlight of Venice. -. Mackfe-Beyer
Orchestra
Dialogue, 1.-THE Virtue Toilers".
Characters-Misses Paula Bruss, An
ma Hartig, Mollie Knaub, Minnie
Kind, Ida Schaul, Louise Kems
Song-"O Roses Sweet and Fra
grant" ......... Misses
Paula Bruss, Mollie Knaub, Minnie
Kind, Ida Schaul, Louise Kems
Miss Lydia, Pianist
Elizabeth Schottische. Fred Luscom
Garland of Roses Waltz. .....
........Sc hmid and Hummer
Orchestra
Song-"Der VALID" C. A. Kern
Mixed Choir
Vocal Solo-"Two Grenediers". -.
................... Schuman
William Seltz; H. Frey, Pianist
-Das Lied. .......... DIR. L. Ppohr
"Matrosenlied" ...........C. Banck
Mems Choir
Medley Waltz. :. g. Herbert Ingraham
F. 0. B. March. ........M. E. Frock
Orchestra
Dialogue-"Die Doppelgaenger".
Characters-Hugo Knopf, Hubert
Markus, Fred Hartig, Alfred Kroe-
ger and Albert Zimmerman
Song-"O America. Don Lucrezia
Mixed Choir
Observation-Disclosures" Anonymous
Entire Choir
Recital at Eagle Lake.
A recital was given in the Chris
tian church Saturday evening at
Eagle Lake by Miss Clara Burgess
music class which certainly proved
a success. The program is as fol
lows. Piano solos:
"Charge of Uhlans". $500. Hoist
Nita Reynolds
Angel Choir" ................A Allen
Lorene Braden
Auto Race" ........... Streabog
Marian Cummins
"Auld Lang Syne". ...............
Vera Morris
"Sidonia" BONN
Esther Westphal
"Grandpa's Schottische" -. .Streabog
Lester Westphal
Moonlight" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Allen
Verna Hill
Picking Cherries" $3.50. .Streabog
Milo Hill
"The Orchid ...............P Powell