The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-11
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DcIiuhtful Surprise,

fT1enuS Oh iNlci " tOiiCp anu MTS.
Eberhart Klugherz gave them de-
lightful social surprise last evening
at their home. 52S North Fourth
street. The affair was in hon
or of the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of their marriage. Ben Klug-
herr. their son. had taken them out
for an automobile ride early in the
evening. and on their return they
found the house filed with guests.
Among these was Judge w. A. Ply
mat Of the municipal court. who OH
behalf of the police force and him
self presented Mr.. and Mrs. Klug-
herr with q set of dozen silver des-
sert spoons. Other guests presented
the same couple with two boxes Of
silver coins. Silver was the favor
lite material for gifts on this occa-
sion, as II was just quarter of
century ago that the couple WIRE
united In marriage. This took place
in Mankato. on June ). 1890. The
brides name was Miss Josephine
Wenner. Mr.. Klugherz was. at that
time carpenter There are five
children, namely, Gertrude. the old
est. now Mrs. Robert Heinzman. liv-
of Nankato: Ben Klugherz clerk in
the linen department ut the Brett
dry goods store: Agnes KluEherz.
school girl. aged sixteen. Hubert
aged twelve, and Louis, aged ten.
Newlyweds Are Visiting In Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Humiston. who
| were married at the home of the
brides parents i'm Duluth on the
| evening of May 90. have arrived I'm
the CITY on their wedding trip. and
! are guests at the home Of the groom s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Humis-
ton. 113 Lincoln street. The Duluth
News Tribune, issue of MAY 20. con.
! tanned portrait of the bride, and
the following description of the wed =
ding
Miss Bessie Warren became the
bride OF Glen l.. Humiston of Man
kato. Mimi, at quiet wedding last
evening at the home of her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren. 123
East Sixth street. Rev. John w. Hoff-
man of the First Methodist church
reading the services In the presence
Of immediate relatives and a few I'm
innate friends. Miss Bertha Able at.
, tended the bride. and Charles War
rem. Jr.. brother of the bride. was
best man. The bride wore laven-
der messaline gown. trimmed with
real lace. and carried a bouquet OF
brides roses. The maid was gown
ed in pink messaline and carried pink
| Killarney roses. A wedding dinner
followed the ceremony. Peonies and
roses were effectively arranged abou,
the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Humiston
left last night for a trip to the twin
cities and west.
Miss Ella Foster. 23O West Fifth
street. entertained at bundle show
or Thursday night I'm compliment 10
the bride. Hearts. cupids. and cher
nv blossoms were the decorations
The gifts were arranged In white
cart. which was driven I'm by little
Miss Beulah Foster"
Young Ladies' Club.
Good Thunder Herald: Misses Til.
lie and Eina Never entertained N,
Young Ladies' club on Tuesday even
ing. They enjoyed wiener roast ant
a seven o'clock picnic dinner In tn,
woods near the "oId swimming hole
The wieners were nice and juicy anr
they built big fire In an old loy
where they were roasted. Childhoo'
eemes were played. the gooseberr,
bushes and trees making good place
, to hide. All of the members wer,
Dresenf except one. and Miss Friedi
Darge was ruest. They stayed until
dark and upon their return 10 tow'
were given on auto ride by Harry Z
Palmer Of, Mankato. which, WINS nnicl
cuj0ttd ~ well asithetethen fciturt'
: OF pleasant out OF door gathering