The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-06
From Saturdays Daily.
Complimentary Recital.

From Saturdays Daily.
Complimentary Recital.
Mrs. George c. Nerbovig, cOntralto
and Miss Mildred dOleson, soprano
will appear in a complimentary re-
cital at the Presbyterian church
Monday evening. Both Mrs. Ner
bovig and Miss Oleson are pupils
of Miss Katherine Ewertsen and
will appear under her direction
Miss Ewertsen will be the accom-
PIANIST
The program is one which will
Immediately bring forth enthusiasm
the selections being all of kind
that will appeal to music lovers
The program is: .r
ooh That We Two Were Maying"
. =. 49,. ...... $500. 1NcfH
Miss Oleson and Mrs. Nerbovig
"Cradle Song" .............. Varmah
"In a Garden. ..............H awley
Might. and Dawn. ........... Liddle
Inc ROSARY Nepli
Yesterday and Today. 49,. Spross
Mrs. Nerbovig
"The Hunter" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brahms
my Mother Bids Me Bind My
Hair" ............... Haydn
"On Wings of Song" >. .Mendelssohn
Recitative and Aria, Flower Song
from Faust Gounod
Miss Oleson
Spirit Song" 49,. .........,..H adyn
Born of a Pain Undying"... -. q
& ....... ........... Fran2
Because" ............... D'Hardelo,
Gould T. ..... 49,. Tostl
1.-The Charm of Spring. 80. Clarke
..a--a. Mrs. Nerbovig
AT Dawning" -. .......... Cadman
You Dear and T.. ,..5...... Clarke
MAY Morning" ........... Manney
"The Cuckoo" .............L Lehman
april Morn" ...............B atten
: s, y. Miss Oleson
The ushers will be Clayton Bur
meister, Archie Fletcher, Wallace
Sterling, C. N. Weyer, r. F. Wood
and R. Alworth. "a. 49, 81 80
This is the first of Miss Ewert
sens complimentary recitals this
winter and the singers who will ap
pear are well qualified to give the
first of these excellent musical pro
grams. Both Mrs. Nerbovig and Miss
Oleson have been heard in public
at previous times and have been
heard with pleasure.
congressman's Sister Is Married. s
/, ST. James Plaindealer: At the
home of Congressman W. S. Ham
mond on Thanksgiving morning al
9:30 o'clock occurred the marriage
of his sister, Miss Alice Hammond. tC
Mr.. Chas. Hood Sturtevant of De
trOit, Mich. The ceremony was per
formed by Alexander Marlowe in
the presence OF immediate relatives
A fine wedding breakfast was theT
served under the direction of Mrs
NJ. H. Hammond.
The young couple left on the trair
for their new home in Detroit, Mich
Their address will be 1905 West
Grand Boulevard, Detroit.
The bride in this event is most
accomplished and charming youne
lady She has been making hel
home with her brother, Congress
man, Hammond in this city since
July, 1910. During her residence
here she has made many friends
who while wishing her a happy
welded life, regret that she is t.
make her home in another CITY,
The bride was graduated from
the high school at Lanesborough
Mass. After that she further added
to her education by attending the
Laise-Phillips school for girls in
Washington, the Hollins institute ir
Virginia and a college in Milwau
kee.
The groom is a member of a vel
known New England family. He
was born in Lowell, Mass. He is a,
present connected with a large au
tomobile manufacturing company il
Detroit. He is young man of abil
ity and high ideals. .-... -.
Leap Year Party 4,
Miss Louise MOehlenbrock enter
tanned a number of her friends al
leap year . party. Progressive
games were played, Mr.. Arthur an6
Miss Hilda Lindquist winning the
head prizes and Mr.. Traub anG
Miss Pollei the foot prizes. A de
licious two course luncheon was
served at late hour. The LEAF
year plan was carried out though
out the evening. -
Farewell Surprise.
st. Peter Herald: Neighbors ant
friends of Mr. and Mrs. L. A
Wilfert OF Cleveland gave them {
pleasant farewell surprise last Sun
day evening. Mr.. Wilfert recent!
purchased a livery stable in Man
kato and will make his future home
in that city When their friend.
called the evening was spent in ;
social way, and nice Refreshments
were served. :.
Pleasant Alumni Dance. 49,.
The dance given at the Elks hal
last evening by the Mankato Higl
School alumni was a very pleasan
affair. There were many formel
students, who are now attending col
leges present and a good man.
Thanksgiving visitors. The music
was particularly good =.