The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-11

Fr"n SATURDAYS Dailv
The committee that brings to Man
kato the Minneapolis Symphony or
chestra November 25 has received
most hearty support from the bust
ness men of the city. The orchestra
is going to receive rousing well
come. Undoubtedly Mankato desires
to make the visit of the orchestra
an annual affair. The following list
of guarantors is a fraction of the
number of those that are responding
cordially to this enterprise. The fol-
drews, DR.. J. W.; Atchison, George;
E.; Bjelland, DR.. A. O.; Brown, R..
E.; Brandrup. j. R.; Chapman, c..
A.; Curran, DR.. G.. R.; Coulter, DR..
NJ. r.; Crandall, F. E.; Carney, H.
E.; Cray, Lorin; Comstock, w. L.;
Cooper, C. H.; Davies, H. Lester;
Doxey, J. W.; Flittie, Jean A;
Fisher, F. A.; Fritz, M. D.; Griffith,
l. NJ; Hixon, w. L.; Holman, John
H.; Zimmerman, E. j.; Hoerr,
Frank; Henlein, L. c.; Harrington,
DR.. T. G.; Holbrook, DR.. J. S.; liver
son, Paul & Son; Jache, R.; Jack
son, Allan: Jones, D. M; James, DR..
J. H.; Janda, Louis: Kron, F.;
Kruse, Fred W.; Lulsdorff. Jno. A.;
Lamm, Ed L.; Mcconnell, J. NJ;
Meagher, F. X; Manderfeld, Jos. &
Co.; Masters, c. NJ; Nyquist, John;
Northrop, Charles c.; Nerbovig, DR..
C. H.; Otto, F. M; Oleson, c. L.;
Pay, B. F.; Pfau, A. r.; Pau, A. R.,
Jr, Patterson, H. A; Palmer, G. NJ;
Rosenberger & Currier: Richards,
J. B.; Scherer, George W.; Sperry,
F. j.; Saulpaugh, c. H.; Sohmer, DR..
A. E.; Schmitt, DR.. Aaron; Snow,
j.. R.; Smith, B. d.; Sugden, George
W.; Spencer, James H.; Taylor,
Charles T.. Williams, Theodore; Wy
song, Jay R.; Willard, w. D.; Weyar.
DR.. Charles NJ; Wise, John c.;
Weaver, Edgar.
Stewart-Barclay Wedding.
At high noon today Miss Gertrude
Stewart and Mr.. Durant Barclay
were married at the home of the
brides aunts, the Misses Minor, on
State street The Episcopal form of
service was read by DR.. Luther A.
Weigle, dean of Carleton college.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Win
gate of Minneapolis played violin
solo and continued to play softly
during the reading of the service.
AS the strains of the Lohengren
Bridal Chords began, played by Miss
Hazel Babcock, the bride descended
the stairs, preceded by little Marion
Barclay, sister of the groom, as
flower girl. The bride was met in
the hall by her father, who gave her
in marriage.
The ceremony took place under an
arch of green and autumn foliage.
On the right and left of the arch
were tall white candle sticks with
lighted cathedral tapers. =
The bride wore beautiful gown
of white duchess satin and a tulle
veil. The veil was worn by the
groom's grandmother at her mar
rage The brides shower bouquet
was of orchids and lilies of the val.
ley.
A reception was held after the
ceremony and a four-course lunch
con was served. There were about
sixty guests present. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
from her large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay left this af-
ternoon for the twin cities and from
there will go to one of the northern
lakes for fortnight
The guests from away who were
present at the marriage were OAR
Jus Stewart. the brides father, of
ST Cloud; Mrs. II. P. Barclay and
Miss Marion Barclay, mother and
sister of the groom, of saltwater:
Hon. e. W. Barclay. grandfather of
the groom, from Charlestown, S. c.;
Miss Fiester of Austin; Mrs. Thumm-
Ter. Miss Ruth Wingate and Miss
Irene Longini Of Miunea polis; Chester
Wilson and Robert Wilson of Still.
water: Mr. and Mrs. d. G.. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs Jackson and Miss Kendall
of lie Sueur Center and Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w Babcock and Miss Bah
cock of KaSota,