The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-05
From Tuesdays Daily.
Holberq-Anderson Wedding.

toiberg- wedding.
Miss Sadie Elvina Holberg of Rap
idan and Elder Martin Anderson of
Mitchell, S. d., were married at high
noon today by Elder c. NJ. Bah
cock OF Redfield, s. ID. The cere-
mony was performed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holberg, in the presence of
about seventy-fve relatives and
friends.
Before the ceremony Misses Alice
and Elsie Leatherman sang 'Life's
Journey" The bride wore white
crepe du CHEN trimmed with lace
and carried roses. Her two, brides
maids were her sister, Miss Bertha,
and her cousin, Miss Lulu Holberg.
The former wore a gown OF lemon
colored wolfe over silk, and Miss
Lulu's gown was of blue wolfe over
silk. They carried carnations.
Mr.. Anderson's attendants were
Mr.. Paul Leatherman and Mr.. Louis
Holberg.
was served on the lawn, and the
young ladies' who assisted were
Misses Matilda and Anna Strand,
Misses Elsie and Celia Leatherman,
Miss Gladys Camp, Miss Myra Dodge,
and Miss Effie Johnson.
Elder and Mrs. Anderson will be
at home after July /, at Mitchell.
S. d., where Mr.. Anderson is
minister In tho Seventh Day Ad-
ventist church. .-
The bride is highly accomplished
young woman. She attended the
normal school at Mankato. and later
graduated from the Chamberlain, s.
d., sanitarium as a nurse.
Among the Rapidan people who
attended the wedding were Charlie
Swan and family, c. NJ. Yaeger and
family, l.. 4. Camp and family, II.
ID. Yaeger and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Johnson, Chris Johnson ana
family, the Misses Matilda and Han
nah Strand. Andrew Strand. Those
from Mankato among the guests were
Martin Leatherman and family, C..
c. Johnson and family, Olaf Olson
and family, Walter Olson, c. N. Har-
vey and family, Mrs. Lydia Pettis.
Eric Holberg and family and Martin
Johnson and family. Others who
were present were Mrs. Deltgen of
Eagle Lake and Henry Schenk and
family.
Concert at ST. James.
St. James Plaindealer: The con.
cert given Wednesday evening i'm the
Norwegian Lutheran church by the
choral union under the direction OF
Madame Gertrude de Rochlenge was
perhaps the best musical production
ever given In the city by local talent.
A sacred cantata entitled THE Naz-
arene"- was the production rendered.
There were thirty-eight people inNhe
union, all of them pupils of Madam
de Rochlenge. The large audience
sat spellbound under the masterful
rendition OF the production. Mrs. A.
F. @. Countryman played the accompan.
iments on the piano. The cantata
called for a number of solos, duets
and, choruses. both by the male and
female voices.
Madame de Rochlenge, VINO is a
finished musician, sang three solos
!, and directed the production in a
faultless manner.
Following are the names of those
in the choral union who sang In the
rendition OF the cantata:
Sopranos-Mrs. Rev. Hartman.
Mrs. ]. c. Jensen, Mrs. w. w.
Brown, Mrs. Z. Erickson, Hester Ho-
len, Vera Sifford. Mathilda Huseth.
Anna Exile. Alma Schweppe, Soffie
Opsal, Doris Strommen.
Altos-Mrs o. K Haugen, Mrs.
Sever Hansen, Mabel Madsen, Hilda
Madsen, Nellie Madsen. Hilda Howe.
Ruth Larson, Meta schweppe Martha
Olseth, Jessie Jacobsen, Helga Helle'
WIKI
Tenors-O. X. Haugen. J.. NJ. Geb'
hart. o. X. Egge. Christ Halvorson,
TX. s. Thompson. Sever Hansen. Har.