The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-09
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From, Tuesdays Daily.
0ouoherty.O 'Neiil wedding.
+ The St Paul Pioneer Press today
contained this story which will in
Iterest Mankato society people:
without advising his official
friends In the city hall OF the happy
event impending, Corporation Attor-
ney O'Neill walked into the clerk of
courts Office at closing time late
yesterday afternoon to procure a
marriage license. It was written ont
in Clerk James Drummond's bold
hand for Owen Harry O'Neill and
Mary Cecilia Dougherty.
"Tfe marriage ceremony will he
performed in st. Lmke's Catholic
church at 9 a. m. today by Rev
Thomas j. Gibbons. The wedding
will be a family affair. The official
and his bride will leave this evening
for short trip south, and on their
return will make their home at 107
North Victoria street, Mr.. O'Neiil's
present home.
Miss Dougherty is a daughter Of
John Dougherty of Mankato, and
until recently was teacher in the
II IL
O'Neills first wife died a year ago,
leaving five children"
Miss Dougherty is an excellent
young woman and possesses a.
charming personality. She has a
great many friends in this city who
will wish her much joy. =
Prepare for Club Meeting.
| ST. Paul Pioneer Press: The fourth
district of the Federation of Won
ems clubs will have board meeting
1890 this moring at the CONNER
cial club to make final arrangements
for the entertainment of the -srHte
clubs at the midwinter meeting to
be held in st. Paul, Thursday, Feb.
ruary 90, at Masonic temple, Sixth
street and Smith avenue.
Mrs. Fannie French Morse, super
intendent of the Home School for
Girls at Sank Center, is in st. Paul
and will be present at the board
meeting this morning.
The district has invited several
hundred club women in all districts;
of the state to attend the reception
I
trict will be the hostess. There is to
be n council meeting at $780, an ex-
ecntive board meeting at eleven, re-
ception at 1890 luncheon and in.
vocation at one. and a program in.
Guiding a number of papers on topics
of current interest by club women
of the state at three.
/ ~
| EneeeserLa Due Wedding.
+ Mr.. Harry La Due and Miss Emma
, Engesser were quietly married last
Saturday afternoon at ST. Peter by
Rev. w. D. Stires, rector of the Epis-
copal. church. The wedding cere.
mony was performed in the presence
of a few friends and relatives. I'm.
mediately after the wedding, the cou-
I pie left on a honeymoon for Chi
cago. - 's f-oss--".-&-z.~ ssf5z
The young bridegroom is the son
of John J.. La Due, who is manager
Of the Kasota Elevator company at
| ST. Peter, and who formerly lived in
Mankato. He has very promising
future, as he Is gifted artist. He
has studied art In Boston and spent
last summer in Montana. where he
studied the conditions and painted
several fine pictures. He intends to
open studio, but has not decided
when or where. SIS
The bride is the popular young
daughter of Edward Engesser of the
! firm of Engesser Brothers of st. Pc
| ter. She has resided there all her
| life ..'.5>as &@s-'...-s IT,
Young People Enjoy sleiahride.
Last night a party of young peo.
pie went for sleighride and stop.
ped at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Schultz and surprised Misses
Agnes and Ida. They spent the
evening there playing games and
dancing and enjoyed q lunch. Those
present were: Misses Madeline Buske.
/ Florence Decker, Dolly Waters,
Margaret Wild, Teresa Kohl, Rose
Mccall, Martha Fallenstein. Adeline
| Schauss, Rose Kelly, Selma Schirr-
schmidt, Mary Stemper, Mary Cling
er and Otillia Bohnert, and Messrs.
Frank Henlein, John Henlein, Tom
Mccall, Hanley Aitkens, Leo Will
liams, William Andring. Henry Kirch.
er, Deblin, Frost, OKeith. George
oISlupclS I1cuIy oUCflcHucls 1uiisct
and Rasche.
Happily Married.
Mr.. Nell WEIGH and Miss Harri-
eta Smith were happily united in
marriage yesterday morning at 1890
at the residence OF Rev. Father
Hughes. Miss Susanna Smith acted
as bridesmaid and Mr.. George Welch.
brother of. the bridegroom, acted as
best. man.,
Mr.. Welch is employed in the
American Express company's office.
The bride is from Lake Crystal.
where she has a large circle of
friends. sl ~ H. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch left at 1880
p. m. for Minneapolis on their
honeymoon, and will return in about,
Very Successful Dance.
The Lady Maccabees gave mas.
querade dance at the Knights of Co.
lumbus hall last evening and it was
a success in every way. Fully 200
tickets were sold al, the door. The