The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-10
From Thursdays Daily. iTf' IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Give j DINNER.

From Thursdays Daily. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Give i Dinner.
I Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Walker enter
tanned at dinner last night at Hotel
Heinrich. Places were laid FOR Six
teen and the guests included sall of
the men who had contracts for any
part or the work of building Mr..
Walkers new apartment house.
"omalee Place." and an equal num-
'berS of ladies. 9is ;ai5,1af4
Z As the guests took their places at
the table Mr.. Walker in "a few
words expressed his appreciation of
the dispatch and harmony with
which all of the contractors had
worked and of the great pleasure it
had been to him to see his under
taking brought to such successful
close. ss1t
The table was set in the private
dining room and the table, was very
pretty with decorations Of ferns and
La France roses, and; green shaded
candles. Autumn leaves were used
on the chandeliers. A very sump-
tuous six course dinner vas served
The affair was a very delightful
one, and the guests indeed enjoyed
Mr.. Walkers celebration of the com
Fpletion of his splendid building.
The following is the unique menu
card:
Dry Martini Gerlach Style
Bouillon Omalec
Celery Queen Olives
Baked Lake Superior Whitefish a
la Nelson
Maitre. dHotel, Saratoga Chips
| Baked Stuffed Goose advised by Regain
+ ~ Whipped Potatoes
Sifted Peas in Cases
Salad Robel Style
Ice Cream heated by McLauren &
! Northrup
Assorted Cake
49, Cafe Noir
- 2 Cigars Lighted by Eichstaedt
After dinner mints.
| kelson-vViliiams.
Miss Tcna Nelson of this eity. and
| Mr.. Edward Williams, of Cambria
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs.. John
Nelson of Baker avenue, at eight
o'clock last night. The wedding was
performed lin the presence of about
twenty-five guests by Rev. Moss.
/ The brides dress was of blue cloth
and she carried brides roses. Miss
Alberta Nelson was maid of honor
and wore a. tan cloth costume
Eugene Williams. was best man.
The house was very prettily decor,
ated in autumn leaves and carnations
Refreshments were served after the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Williams
viii be at home In Cambria after
] November /. -
Pleasant Dance; Fine Music.
I The dance given by the Degree OF
/ Honor No. 5 at the Knights of Co
! lunibus han last hight was attended
fby a large crowd. Hobbies orehes
ira. comprised Foft ali new men. fol
this season furnished music which
was one of tile pleasant features Of
the evening. Mr.. Skog OF St Paul
the new eioiinist and Mr.. Cook, the
! pianist, whose home is in Albert Lea
are, tie new additions and are most
excellent musicians. 8
Missionary Society Entertained. d
( The Christian .Women's Mission
airy society was entertained yester
fday afternoon by L. e. Smith, about
thirty ladies being present. Miss
Adelaide Frost led thea meeting The
society ID much encouraged over the
work of the past year and has ex
tceIlent plans for this years activities
Mrs. Smith served refreshments, con
fsistine of wiches,a, coffee, fruit
salad and ice cream. ~ s<Fi
Celebrating His Birthday. ~sstS
I, ID. d. Pay is celebrating the eighty
second anniversary of his birth today
land his little granddaughter Mary
Pay, is seven years old today, Lit
tie Mary's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
4 Frank entertained at family dinner
i'm celebration eli the happy event.
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Nciehborffood Party, ' Sea
4 Mrs. Robert Jache is entertaining
at a ncighborhood party this after
4 noon in celebration OF her birthday.
/ George: w. sugden is in Faribault
on business today.
Charles Reedstrom of Rapidan is
a Heinrich guest today.
I Charles Kontz of Long Prairie
Mimi, is in town today.
+ John r. Pitcher of Madison Lake
visited the, city yesterday.
+ d. j. Mahoncy and wife oil .Waseca
i were in the city yesterday.
+ Charles s. Lee, of Faribault is Z
/ Saulpaugh guest for a day. A}.,