The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
From Wednesdays Daily.
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Miss Grace T. Zuel OF this city. and
Mr.. George 4. Johnson of Fargo. y,
d., were united In marriage at two
O'Clock this afternoon at the home oI
MIR. and Mrs. T.. VI. Zuel, 52o Walnut
street. the ceremony being performed
BY Rev. w. Y. Keesey, pastor Of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church
I'm the presence OF company OF reia =
tives and intimate friends.
The rooms were artistlCally deco
rated with a profusicn Of flowers and
foliage. in Il color scheme OF yellow.
green and white I'm the reception
hall clcmatis and autumn leaves were
used. with nasturtiuns and smilaS IN
the dining room. and sinilaX and white
roses on the table The living room
WAS decorated with masses Of golden
glow and autumn leaves. with floral
bower arranged near the fireplace,
where the ceremony was performed.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Mildred Tarma!ee sang "A Perfect
DAY" and then the strains of tn"
wedding march. played by Miss Lot
tchen Knaak OF Waterville. announced
the coming of the bridal party, Little
Miss Lillian KNOT OF Madison Lake
acted "A flower girl. and entered
scattering flower metals in the natn Of
the bride. Little Miss Mildred Swear
ingen of Madison Lake acted as ring
bearer. and carried the ring in TIL"
heart OF a white rose. The little at
PENDANTS were prcttily attired in
d?inty light Costumes. Following the
ring bearer the bride entered alone.
wearing q beautiful aowr Of white
Gocrgcitc crepe. made with accordian
plegtcd skir'. and bOlCrO OF real lace.
and carrying a shower bouquet OF
brides roses. She was met in front OF
the floral bower by the groom. and
hey brother. 4 r. Zuel Of Madison
Lake. who gave her In marriage.
During the prOnouncinE OF the mar
rage VOWS soft nuptial music was
rendered unon the piano.
After & ghort reception. during
which congratulations were received.
an elegant course luncheon was serv-
ed. covers being laid for about forty
guests The young ladies who assist
ed in serving were Miss Helen Craig.
Of this city: Miss Knaack Watsrville:
VIE SIS NY Tie vi iults' Istiti NihStf .
and Fleeta Towsley. lie Sueur: Miss
IIelen Loree. lie Sueur Center: and
Mrs. Ethel Swearingen. Madison
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson depart
ed on the late afternoon train for
Fargo. =. D.. where they will make
their home.
Til" brides going away costume was
tailored green cloth travelling suit
with white hat and boa. Mrs. John
son has made her home in Mankato
for about nine years, and Is well
known and popular young lady. in
whose honor many social events were
given preceding her marriage She
was the daughter of the late captain
W. w Zuel. and Mrs. Serena A. Zucl
Of this city. The mother will also
move TO Fargo. 10 make her home
near her daughter. Mr. Johnson
holds n responsible position in the
pOstnnice N Fargo. He is the son OF
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Of
AmbCy. and has a prosperous future
before him. Out of town guests
present AZ the wedding in addition to
those before mentioned were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Of Amboy:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson. the
former brother OF the bride. and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Seacrist, the latter a sis
ter of the bride from Amboy. Mrs. W.
X. Holmes of Madelia and Mrs. Clar-
enCe NOyes OF St Paul