The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-19

1Ofenea0. ne was UNCONSCIOUS at the
time. He was taken TO one of the
local hospitals, where the wound
was sewed up. His injury was not
Some miscreant scattered big lacks
where automobiles pass In a down
town locality, and last evening four
cars were thus disabled. by having
their tires punctured. II Is well that
there are not many who would be
guilty OF as contemplate trick as
THIS. j., ...sa'- r.. ...
The two photographers, who per-
sbted in taking pictures for pay on
the street yesterday, in spite of re-
peated, warnings from the police,
and who were locked up for a con-
siderable part OF the day, were re-
leased hast evening on condition
that they would Instantly leave town.
From fridays Daily.
Graduated From ST. Mary's.
Miss Kathryn Brown, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Brown of this
city, graduated on Tuesday from st.
Mary's Hall at Faribault. Miss Brown
did special work in music while at
st. Mary's and took an important
part I'm the commencement program,
playing Hungarian fantasia" by
Liszt. The orchestra part was play
ed on the second piano by Miss
Strong, Miss Browns teacher.
Miss Brown interpreted her Sc
lection in a masterful way. with beau
tiful execution and brilliant finish
The greatest compliment which can
be paid a musician was paid Miss
Brown, absolute attention and silence
during the entire long selection.
genius was paid her by Bishop Ed
sail, when he read the class song.
which was written by four Of the
graduates and for which Miss Brown
wrote the accompaniment. The song
was given at the class day exercises,
but because, the bishop said, a mem
Der OF the class had written the mu-
sic for the song. for the first time In
the history, OF the school. he asked
her to 60 to the piano and play the
song. which was again sung by the
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Brown and
Robert Brown, Jr., Mrs. Fl. /. Parry,
Mrs., w. T. Warwick. Mr. and Mrs.
John Farmer and children. Mrs. G.
f. Wise and daughters, Catherine
and Margaret, attended the, exercises.
Reception al Mother House.
Girls of the Good Counsel acad.
envy attended a reception held at
the Mother house yesterday after.
noon. II was given by the juniors
to the seniors. There were nineteen
in all, eight juniors and eleven sen.
iors, and a delightful social after
noon was enjoyed. The dining room,
where the affair was held, was dec
GRATED In gold, lavender and white,
the college colors. The electric lights
were trimmed with lavender. Stream
ers were let down from the ceiling
TO each place card. on which was
written an appropriate quotation from
the classics. The room was adorned
also with psonies, roses and many
potted plants.
Those in attendance were as fol-
lows:
Seniors: Clotilda Schroeder, NATL.
da Janda, Marie 0ster. Gladys welch.
Magdalene WEIGH, Frieda Seifert,
Louise lDepuydt, Elizabeth Jacobe,
Gertrude Landkamer. Eva Blissen-
bach and Eleanor Wolf.
Juniors: Florentine Lamm, Mary
0staba, Lora Biedemann, Helen Mas
berg, Vita Henline. Anna Borgmeier
and Agnes Khrtowski,
1abcock-Volk.
Miss Hazel Babcock of Kasota and
Mr.. Harry w. Volk of Minneapolis
were married at one o'clock yester.
day afternoon. June IL, at the home
OF the brides parents. in Kasota.
Rev. T. C. Cullen of Minneapolis read
the marriage service in the presence
OF the immediate families Of the
bride and groom. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volk left yesterday
afternoon for a wedding trip through
Northern Minnesota and will be at
home In Minneapolis after October 1.
Mr.. Yolk is q son of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
r. volk of Lake Washington and Is
an attorney in Minneapolis. He for
merly lived In aMnkato and has many
friends here. .f ..-.a -
Previous to her marriage Miss Bah.
cock did settlement work in Phila-
delphia. She Is a highly accomplished
young lady and Is very popular
among a host of friends.
Iitis- Hudson.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Bernice Hits
of lie Sueur Center TO Mr.. William
Hudson OF Minneapolis. The mar.
rage will take place In the Episeo-
pal church in lie Sueur Center on
Thursday afternoon, June rs. Mrs.
George c. Nerboyig and her daugh-
ter. Ruth, and Mr.. w. A. Sanborn
Of Mankato. viii be included in the
wedding party. Miss IItis attended
normal school here for two years
and has many friends in the city.
cornell-Snortur, Wedding to Be.
Announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage OF Miss
Hazel Cornell OF Mapleton to Mr..
Kenneth o. Snortuni. superintendent
OF the public schools at Arlington.
The marriage win take place at the
home of Miss Cornell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Judd Cornell on Wednesday
OF next week.
Miss Bertha Keller and Mr. Frank
Penhiter. also OF Mapleton yin be
married on the same day
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