The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-16

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city at half past seven o'clock last
night. Rev. T. Ross Paden. pastor
OF the church, read the service in
the presence OF a large gathering OF
friends
Palms and white aSter3 were used
in decorating the church, being
grouped about the chancel, the as
ters in tall vases. Small bouquets OF
asters were used on each pew on
the aisle down which the bridal
party passed.
When the guests were seated Miss
Katherine Jepson of Minneapolis sang
"All For You," accompanied by Miss
Mayme Skuse. Miss Skuse then play.
ed the Lohengren Bridal Chorus, and
the bride with her attendants enter
ed the church. Four ushers, sorority
sisters OF the bride, entered first:
Miss Mary Ellwell and Miss Jean
nette Davis of Minneapolis wore
peach colored taffeta gowns, lace
trimmed, and corsage bouquet of
white roses. Miss Winnifred Sher-
wood OF Willmar and Miss Mary
Whitmer of st. Paul wore white
taffeta with pink roses.
They were followed by the two
matrons of honor, Mesdames Leroy
Frentz OF Mankato and William n.
Lloyd of Cleveland, who wore lace
trimmed gowns OF pink pussywillow
taffeta, and carried Killarney roses.
Miss Edna Bekke was the maid Of
honor and wore an exquisite gown
of pale green charmeuse and carried
pink roses. The attendants all wore
dainty shoulder wells.
Just preceding the bride walked
little Miss Virginia Taylor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tay-
lor. and Master Donald Simpson OF
st. Paul. They carried baskets of
roses, and when the bridal party
left the church scattered petals on
the pathway.
The bride entered with her father.
Her gown was of white satin with
an overdrape of Georgianna crele
and duchess lace trimmings, and
was made entraine. She wore the
real lace veil which was her moth
er's bridal veil, and carried a show
er bouquet of lilies OF the valley and
lavender orchids. Her only jewelry
was beautiful brooch of sapphires,
diamonds and pearls, Mr.. Barlows
wedding gift TO her.
Mr.. Barlow and his attendant, Mr..
Frederick II. Simpson of New Rock
ford. N. D., met the bride at the
chancel.
The Mendelssohn wedding march
was played as a occasional, and the
wedding party with the guests went
to the Atchison home where a re-
ception was held.
Master Edgar Weaver received the
guests at the door and Miss Janet
Crawford assisted In the hall. Mrs.
w. r. Hammett introduced the
guests to the receiving line. Mr..
and Mrs. Barlow received with the
brides father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atchison, Mr.. Barlow's mother.
Mrs. James X. Barlow, of Des
Moines, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. ]. C..
Simpson, Mrs. Leroy Frentz, Mrs.
William II. Lloyd, Miss Bekke. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Simpson
Mrs. Atchison wore a gown of
toupe crepe meteor with silver lace
trimmings, and corsage bouquet of
pink sweet peas, and Mrs. Barlows
gown was OF violet moire and velvet
with white sweet peas.
The house decorations were In mink
and white. "A profusion of flowers
being used In the rooms. Refresh.
ments In the same color idea were
served. Miss Hattie Noble had
charge of the dining room and as.
sisting were Mrs. Edgar Weaver.
Mrs. jean A. Flittie, Mrs. LILA War.
ner Baker and Mrs. w. w. Davis.
The young ladies who served were
Misses Jessie Prowse, Helen Craw.
ford, Helen Bossuet. Alma Olson.
Florence Zimmerman. Eleanor Pfeiffer
Ruth Williams and Blodwen Richards.
Miss Carrie Brewster and Mrs. Roy
II. Allison served the wedding cake.