The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-03

notes the rotmdless and fullness OF
her tones was maintained as easily
as in the other registers.
IAN encore number was conceded
after the first item. but Miss Mac
beth showed her taste and prudence
by refusing n similar concession
after the second. though 1t was
vociterously demanded"
Double Wedding.
Redwood Falls Sun: Wednesday
evening. June "a. at $50, al the
home OF MIR. aud Mrs. J. T.. Griffith.
lear Alexandria. this state, double
wedding ceremony was solemnized
whereat their daughters, Lillian was
united In marriage TO Mr.. Peter
Jensen of Mankato, and Josephine.
TO Mr.. Glenn W. Gold of Redwood
Falls. Rev Darrell OF Redwood Falls
performing the ceremony. -
The decorations were very unique.
consisting OF thousands of large
moccasin flowers, very rare sight
In these days. They were banked
! up in profusion in the end of the
parlors, over which was suspended
a wedding bell.
The bridal couples were preceded
by a small boy and girl dressed
In white and carrying bride rose
concealing the ring. The brides
entered unattended and were met
4 hA In II al
arch. The brides were gowncd in
crepe de CHEN. trimmed with shad-
CIV lace and carried shower bouquets.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Lola Gold OF Redwood Falls.
Mrs. p. Stevens of Clear Brook
played softly during the ceremony.
| Musical numbers were given by
Miss Muriel Humphries of Mime
apolis: Miss Clare Walter of Dele.
van: Mr.. Darrell OF Redwood Falls,
ard Mrs. Nelson OF New London.
After the ceremony a bountiful
wedding supper was served to the
guests = h.'.'' -r''
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will reside
at Mankato from which point Mr..
Jensen represents the Morton Salt
works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gold viii
live at Redwood Falls. and the
groom will still continue to be man.
ager OF the big stock farm Of
Sears & Gold near Wabasso.
, The parents OF the bride formerly
lived at Wood Lake this state. where
! Mr.. Griffith was engaged in mer-
chandising and moved to Douglas
county about two years ago where
he is engaged in farming. The
daughter. Josephine. is well known
In Redwood Falls where she gradu-
ated with honors from our high
school. ." CD. as" ....t al .
The guests Included not only a
large number OF neighbors but n
number off, friends, ssremT Redwood
Falls. Olivia, Delano Il and II other
points. ffEl!a.Tp 90 a.Iig.s DL H.w r..
THE groom Is IN graduate iof our
local high school and also of the
agricultural department OF the state
university Heiis very popular among
hfs associates and held I'm highest
esteem by All who know him.. be-
ing the eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w""H. Gold who are among our
very best citizens. H.n ''-'hug'p
I Tile bride u an accomplished
young lady who is possessed OF a
most charming disposition. and Is
beloved by all who know her. . The
Sun Joins their hosts OF friends in
wishing the young couple an album
dance Of happiness and prosperity.
VIII Hold Picnic.
Members OF st. Johns Episcopal
parish will hold picnic at Sibley park
tomorrow afternoon. Dinner will be
served at twelve o'clock. Automo-
biles will be at the end OF the car
line TO convey the picnickers TO the
grounds. Every member Of the parish
is invited. Bring the children and
have a good time.
DR.. Dumont of Freeport, Mimi, was
in Mankato yesterday. -.
Miss Agnes B. corney of st. James
visited In Mankato Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malchow Of Wilder
visited in Mankato Saturday. pr
A, w. Schweppe Of st, James was
a business visitor here today. RI,
Mrs. J. p. Wolverton OF. Garden
City was in Mankato Saturday. o..
G. A. Lewis left, yesterday on a
business trip to Lansing, Mich.
d. Mrs. A. +. Campbell of Garden
City spent Saturday in Manksto.
Miss Rose Staley has gone to
New Ulm to be the guest of her sis
ter. N
p. NJ. Ferguson went TO Minneapo-
lis Saturday evening to spend Sun
day.
Attorney Carl Strom of Lake Crys.
Ia was in Mankato on business
today.
Attorney Carl Strom OF Lake
Crystal was in Mankato on business
Saturday.
Martin Burk and Henry Deitz Of
New Ulm were guests of friends at
Mankato Sunday.
President c. II. Cooper went TO
st. Paul today TO attend meeting
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