The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-06

Jolly Halloween party at her home
on Clark street last Friday evening"
Unique decorations were used in
the rooms and an evening OF Hailow-
zen pranks was enjoyed.
viii BE Society Event
Minneapolis journal The marriage
Of Miss Katherine Barber. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Barber
Of Park avenue, and Clifford c..
Boynton of ST. Paul win be one Of
the leading social events this week.
Several hundred invitations have been.
issued for the marriage ceremony in
Presbyterian church.
and the bride-elect win be rival
Of the debutantes for social atten-i
tion. The ceremony will be on We'd
nesday evening at eight O'clock and.
Miss, Barber viii be attended by six,
and one maid of honor,
Miss katherine wsman The maids
viii be the Misses Jess and Maud
Williamina. Donaldson,
Miss Mary Hood. Miss Nellie Baker.
OF Baltimore, Md. and Miss Helen
sun " II ltuSNAtNs Il u
Clayton Bin OF Alberta will be his
cousins best man and the ushers'
viii be Messrs. Edwin r. Barber. Jr.,
Frank Bowman, Robert A. Burns,l
ST. Paul; Frank T. Foley. st. Psil:
Andrew Fulton of New York, and
DR.. David Bergman of Rochester.
Rev J. +. Bushnell will officiatei
After the ceremony reception for
the relatives and intimate friends will
follow at Mr.. and Mrs. BARRIERS resi-
dence. SEA
Mrs. Harry s. Barber, the sister
ln-law OF the bride-elect. gave a
luncheon yesterday at
The appointments were in, blue and
yellow and the centerpiece was a
handsome blue basket filled with
yellow chfysanthemums. while at
cover was a smaller blue basket
with yellow and white chrysan-
themums. Covers were placed for
10, the guests being the members Of
the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver c. Wyman and
Miss Katherine Wyman will give the
bridal dinner for Miss Barber and
Mr.. Boyten tomorrow evening at
their home on Park avenue.
Mr.. Boynton was host at his bache-
lor dinner at the Minnesota club, st.
Paul. last evening, when he enter.
tanned his attendants and a number
Of his other men friends.
Mr.. Boynton and his bride will
spend several weeks travelling in the
east. They will meet General and
Mrs. Charles Nee. Reeve and will
attend a number of the interesting
football games with them.
Militia Boys Dance.
The Company II dance which was
given at the armory Friday evening
was attended by a very nice sized
crowd, who enjoyed the party exceed
ingly. Lamm's full /. orchestra fur
nished the music, and unique decora-
tions of witches riding broom sticks
and black eats were used. e.:
Calvin Smith returned yesterday
from eastern points. ~.
David Richards went to Waterville
on a hunting expedition yesterday.
Mrs. Dora Brockmeyer and her
son, Paul. returned today from a
visit to ST. James.
Miss Hazel Streeter OF Milroy,
Mimi, is spending a few days with
her. sister, Miss Befyl Streeter.
Miss Marie Amundson returned
today from Frost, where she spent
the weekend with her parents.
A. Dougherty of Northheld, road
master OF the Dan Patch railroad,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. =. yanCamper of Cannon
Falls was an over Sunday guest of
Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz, 121 Clark street.
A. E. Whiting of EeFeria, Texas,
who has been in Mankato for a
short time. has returned to his home.
Ralph Page, who is student at
Stout Institute at Menominee, Wis,
is here. for a short visit with his
parents NsNsFg So
Lao. Randall on st. Paul is Wis.
iting with friends here today. Mr..
Randall is former county auditor
OF this county,;
Ward Cragun and Mrs. J. II. Jaeger
hiotoi GU iioul Jofuun SATURDAY anu
were guests OF relatives and friends
here over Sunday. s.
Miss Mary Davis, who is employed
in the pure food department of the
state, In st. Paul. was In Mankato
on business Saturday. j
p. II. McGraw returned today from
Duluth, where he has been on a
four-day business trip Mr.. McGraw
says business there Is very dull.
Leroy Bowen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Bowen, and member
of the class OF 1913, Mankato high
school. has entered the st. Paul law
school. -t -
Mrs. W. II. Nichols of Belle PLANE
spent Saturday night and Sunday Wis.,
iting with her son and daughter.
Harry Nichols and Mrs. Ruth Hamil-
ton OF this city -
ID. M. Hunt, employed in the Ban
Patch station at Waterville. former
cashier of the Great Western freight
office at Mankato.i was visitor In
the city yesterday. .
Mrs. DR.. Schiesselman of Good
Thunder. was a visitor i'm the city
Saturday Mrs. Schlesselman had
made trip to New York to visit her
husband. who Is doing some post
graduate work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yaeger OF
Rapidan, S.sA. Franz and Vernon
weiker. Miss Anna Frey, and Miss
Mary Franz of Mankato were enter