The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19

Della Lutz VS.. William LutZ. court
Hans Jorgenson VS.. George w. Civ
| ems ct al. court
In the matter of the estate of Anna
Wiltgen. deceased. Catherine NJ. Just,
as executrix, VS.. Henry Wiltgen,
court.
Mike =. Altmanhofer VS.. Mahala
Gardner ct al, court.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Sple ndid Meeting Of the Church Broth
erhood.
about fifty members of the Pre:by-
terrain Brotherhood assembled at the
Pres tyterian church dining room last
e5ening. and enjoyed an excellent
chicken pie dinner, served by the la
| dies of the second division of the
church. The tables were beautifully
decorated with chrysanthemums, in a
| Pretty color scheme OF yellow and
white. mingled with ferns. and pre-
| sented to the ladies by Florist Nelson.
Two interesting papers were read. the
first being by w. d. willard who spoke
on The Economic Value OF Church
Extension" Mr.. Willard showed that
| prosperity was produced by righteous
ness. and that community I'm which
church extension work was followed
would profit greatly from an econom-
ic as we'll as a religious standpoint DR.
w II. Harshaw of Minneapolis spoke
| of Business Insight and Experience
in Church Extension" and told in an
| interesting and instructive way ~ the
! organized work along these lines
which was being done by the busI-
ness men of Minneapolis. Following
the reading of the papers general
discussion was held by those present.
Standemaier- Meyer.
Mrs. Ellen Evelyn Standamaier and
Mr.. Joseph J. Meyer. both of this
city. were united i'm marriage this
morning at nine o'clock mass at st.
Johns Catholic church. Rev. Father
McKenna officiating, in the presence
of an assembly of relatives and friends.
Miss Nora Fitzgerald acted as brides
maid. and Mr. Frank Wagon was best
map.;, The bride wore a handsome
| travelling suit or dark blue cloth. with
hat to match. and o corsage of pink
of brides roses Miss Fitzgerald
wore a pretty brown cloth suit. with
hat to notch. and a corsage og pink
roses. At high noon an elegant course
wedding dinner was served to the
bridal party at the Fitzgerald home.
22l South Broad street. covers being
laid for about twenty guests. After a
short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer will return to this city to make
their home, the groom holding a re-
sponsible position with the Standard
Oil company. with headquarters here.
The best wishes and congratulations
of many friends were extended to the
bride and groom before their depart
ure. Miss Carrie WHEREBY of Belle
Plain. sister of the bride. was
guest, at the wedding.
morrow Evening.
The following is the program that
will be rendered at the Normal hall
tomorrow evening by the international
Operate company.
Quartette from Song Cycle "Flori-
ana .................. Whiting
l. Company.
Scotch and Swedish Folk Songs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. McKinn'e
Aria Sound and Alarm ..... Handel
Mr.. Grub
Calm as the Night" ......... .Goetz
Mr.. and Mrs. McKinnie
Three Songs in Japanese Costume.
Miss Heidenreich
"Invictus" ................... HUM
Mr.. McKinnie
Sextette from Lucia. $500. Donizetti
ARRANGED for quartette)
Company.
n. ITO the Sea-. ........ MacDowell
b. "Au bord une Source" -. List
Miss Day
One act comic opera In costume
The Sleeping Queen" ..... .Balfe
Company
Basket Social.
Mystic Workers held very pleas
ant basket social i'm their lodge room
last evening. large attendance OF
members and friends being present.
A short business session was held and
two new members were initiated into
the lodge. The ladies had all brought
baskets filled with appetizing lunches
and these were auctioneered by VIII
liam Polzin, bringing good prices and
the sale being merrily carried on. A
picnic supper was then served from
the baskets. and social hour enjoyed.
after which the affair was brought to
close. p
Will Entertain at Church ParIor.
Ladies of the second division of the
Aid society OF the Presbyterian church
| will entertain at the church parlors
on Friday evening. and pleasing
musical program. and unique Quaker
| wedding have been arranged for the
pleasure of the guests. Misses Luis
dorf and Mansfield will each sing a
group OF songs. and Miss Alice Rob-
bins will give a selected reading. An
old fashioned Quaker wedding will
/ then take place, with the participants
lin appropriate costumes, and bridal
music as an accompaniment Follow
ing the wedding adjournment will be
made to the dining room. where light