The Mankato free press., 1914-05-22

given In song which was not on
the program. Dr. w. II. Bedweli
well. the three year oil ltison OF DIR.
w. H Bedwell, sang "Billie Boy"
| and sang II well. The little fellow
sang aThe Cooper's Song" and was
tation and everyone applanded heart.
! lily. He did not sing an encore, but
came forward and made his bow In
as self possessed, manner as a
grown.up conld have done It.
Miss Mamie Skuse gave piano
solo. which as Is always the case,
| was great pleasure. and she re-
spoBded with second number. equal
ly delightful
| Mrs. Evan Hughes and Miss NH
dred Parmelee sang -oh Tell Us
Merry Birds OF Spring" and were
followed by James Crawford who
sang q bass olo. Anchored" He
responded to the hearty applause by
singing. The Moonlight, the Rose,
and You"
Two humorous songs were sung by
the male quartet, composed of James
Crawford. Evan Hughes, F. ID. Sleight
and William Pearce. They first
sang Aunt Marjorie" and as On
encore gave "All on Sunday Morn
i ing"
,.oh My Garden Fun Of Roses" was
given by Miss Pafmelee very besuti-
/, fally and at the close Of her song
| she was presented with a large bo-
ouet OF pink roses. As an encore
she sang ''rhe Little Irish Girl"
/ A duet by Mr.. Sleight and Mrs.
Hughes was deiightfuliy sung. some
thing" The chorus included a min
! net step, which was gracefully
danced by the singers r-
The closing number Of the pro-
gram was given by the double quar-
tet, Come Where the. Lilies Bloom"
The entire concert was very integ
esting and pleasing one, and was en-
joyed by the audience immensely.
Honor Guest al Many Affairs.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Miss Myr-
tie Guttersen, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Guttersen, Scuder ave-
nuc, has been the honor guest at
/ many social affairs since her en-
gaeement was announced, and there
Twin be several more parties in her
honor. - s'f fg ~. .s#
| o. n. Lee Miss Guttersen's fiance,
viii reach here from Oregon on
May rs and be the guest of Mr..
Guttersen's family and "of relatives
In Minneapolis until June 4. when
the marriage win be solemnized at
sunset m the Methodist church on
Langford avenue. go ts4 - sat
"'ft will be the first wedding In the
new house OF worship, and Is upon
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF fhe
marriage OF Miss Guttersen's parents.
Miss Guyda Gnttersen will be her
sisters maid of honor. and j Albert
Lee of Minneapolis win be his broth
er's best man. The bridesmaids will
be: The Misses Madeline Guttersen.
Helen Hullsick. Tesse Meiien, Helen
Swanson. Blanche Duncan, Adeila
Petersen. s. 80 -..''''
The ushers will be: Messrs. Her
bert Olsen. Milton Guftersen, Gran.
willie Guttersen. Donald johnson,
Karl Hullsick. Joseph Palm. - :
Five hundred invitations have been
issued for the church ceremony and
goo for the reception that will be
at the home of the brides parents
! Miss Guttersen has been a mis-
sionary In Portland, Ore, for the
past ten years.
surprise For Pastor. - o. ~
st. James Plaindealer: The Ger.
man Lutheran consregation or this
city rendered a complete snrpriser-to
their pastor and his wife last sun
day. II was the occasion OF their
thirty-ffth wedding anniversary.
They had planned to spend the day
quietly, holding the regular church
services. They were invited out for
dinner at Mr.. UhIhorn's and II was
planned TO have them back at the
church at $3.50 O'Clock In the after
Il
noon.
When they arrived they found the
chuch packed with people and Pro-
fessor George of Mankato was in
charge of the exercises. The pastor
and his wife were completely sur
prised,, They were the happy, lis
teners TO the music and sermon in
their honor. After III was over Rev.
r. "A. Pankow arose and In words
showing deep feeling thanked his
people for their kind remembrance.
The congregation then adjourned
to the school house where bounti-
ful spread was served by the ladies.
Rev Birkholz Of Darfur was pres
lent and made an address here pre-
senting Rev. and Mrs. sPahkow with
a well filled purse from the eongre
gation Mr. Pankow again thanked
them.
| lDeIightfuf Wienerwrust Roast
A delightful wienerwrust and
lmarshfBallow roast was held by the
Young Peoples Forum class Of the
jCentknsry Methodist church. togeth-
Ter with Dr. ]. w. Andrews class
and the Epworth league. gathering
iof about seventy-flve young people
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