The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-22

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at number of county fairs this
fall, and much will be accomplished
in this manner. a.e .a
The annual meeting of the league
will be held in Mankato on the first
Tuesday in December and a cam
paign is being made to get very
large attendance. 1t is expected that
over thousand people will be here.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Janda-Weyer NuptiaIs. ...r
At very impressive and beautiful
service held this morning in ST.
Peter and Paul's Catholic church,
Miss Mary Ann Janda and DR..
Charles Nicholas Weyer of this city
were united in marriage. The we'd
ding took place at half past eight
O'Clock in the presence of several
hundred friends of DR.. Weyer and
his bride and Rev. Father Hartman
performed the marriage ceremony.
AS the guests were seated the full
choir sang the est Louis" mass by
Zangl, and the bridal procession then
passed down the long aisle of the
church. Miss Coletta Janda, sis
ter of the bride preceded her sister,
who approached the altar on the
arm of her father, who gave her in
| marriage. She was met there by
the bridegroom, and his attendant
E. NJ. Weyer Ed l.. Lamm, Albert
Ion do
Byrnes acted as >ushers.
The sanctuary was very suggestive
of the beauty and dignity of the oc,
casion in its white asters and banks
and palms, and the altar was twined
with smilaX. The church made q
very exquisite background for the
wedding. .. .. ..
The bride wore a beautiful gown
| of cream charmeuse made entraine
The garnitures were of applique and
she wore a silk lace veil. She car
ried pearl prayer book and her
only ornament was a necklace of
| seed pearls. The maid of honor
wore a very charming gown of pink
chiffon over pink messailne and car.
| ried shower bouquet of sweet peas
Immediately after the ceremony
| the wedding party and the relatives
| of the bride and groom went to the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Janda, on South Fifth
street, where the wedding breakfast
was served. There were about forty
guests. On the porch were tall vases
of pink astors and gladioli and the
living rooms were decorated in swee
peas, astors and ferns. The dinins
room was in smilaX and La France
roses. ...
Among the gifts received y DR.
Weyer and his bride were Chick
ering baby grand piano, {. gift o
Mrs. Weyer's parents, and ches
of sterling silver from Dr. Weyer'
parents ...-
The bridal couple left this after
noon for Duluth and will take lax
trip to Buffalo. They will visit il
several eastern cities and after DC
tober will be at home in Krus
Terrace
The bride is truly a Mankato youn
lady, having always lived here Sh
graduated from the high school an
normal school and taught in tn
Union school for several years
Through her most excellent work a
teacher and through her beautiful
personality she has made man
friends who wish her all happiness
DR.. Weyer is a graduate of NORTH
western university and is a membe
of XII Psi Phi fraternity. He ha
been practicing dentistry in Mankat
since 1906 and he too has becom
very popular among the people of tn
city He is, well known among tn
people who are interested in must
and is a progressive young man.
The out-of-town guests who a
tended the wedding were Mr.. an
Mrs. Adam Weyer, parents of tn
groom, from Faribault, Mr.. and Mr
, M. G. Weyer, Miss Clara Weyer G
Faribault E. M. Weyef of MinneaI
oils, Mrs. James l. McCabe of Be
field, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
, Quiggle of st. Paul and Miss Nit
, Staph of Minneapolis.
!, Birthday Surprise Party.