The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02

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men will be elected to represent the
conference at the general conference
ut Saratoga Springs I'm May, 1915. II.
J. Kuhn, the faithful and hard work
| ing treasurer OF the church. will be
put forward by this church as one of
the candidates for the delegation. his
| candidacy being endorsed by this meet
ing, and the delegate to the lay con-
ference will use every honorable
means to secure his election. DR.. j.
w. Andrews was elected delegate. and
George w. Sugden alternate.
Light refreshments were served.
and 1t was the unanimous verdict that
we had spent most profitable and
pleasant evening.
Pfelffer- Nordbyc.
Miss Eleanor Louise Pfeiffer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pfeifrer
of 220 North Second street anu @. II.
Nordbye. son of Mrs. A. c. Nordbye
of Thornc, ". d., were united I'm mar
riage this afternoon at 1 80. the cere-
mony being performed i'm the Evan
gelical Lutheran church by Rev. A. T..
Winter. the pastor, I'm the presence OF
relatives and intimate friends. The
altar was handsomely decorated with
a profusion of ferns and palms. min
glcd with white roses and paonies.
and formed pleasing background for
the pretty scene. Preceding the cere-
mony Miss Lora Lulsdorff sang Re
cause" by GODDARD. and was accom-
panied upon the pipe organ by Mrs.
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rlayed Lohengrin's Bridal chorus as
the bride entered alone, and met the
groom ut the altar. She wore 4 beau
tiful gown of white silk lace over
cream messalinc. made en- trainc, and
wore long veil in cap effect, caught
with the wreath OF orange blossoms
which her mother had worn on her
wedding day. Her flowers wore an
arm bouquet OF brides roses and H.
lies OF the valley. The impressive
double ring ceremony was used, the
bride giving her groom the ring which
had been his fathers wedding ring ut
his marriage I'm 1873. PROT Frey play
2h Memberships wedding march as
tho occasional and after the ccre-
mCny the bridal party and guests re-
paircd To the Heinrich hotel. where an
elegant four course wedding luncheon
was served. The table decorations
were In dainty color scheme of pink
roses and foliage, and following the
luncheon Miss Lora' LIlsdorff sang a
group OF English and German songs.
the selections being charminrly rem
dered and appropriate to the o"ca-
sion. As the guests left the dining
room they were presented with little
boxes of wedding cake by Miss Ella
Ring. who assisted with the arrange
ments during the day. The bride is a
talented and accomplished young lady.
whose charming personality has en-
deared her toNall her friends ana as
sOciatos. She Is n graduate of Man
kato high school. ard attended Garlic
ton college for two years. after which
she attended the state university.
graduating with the class of 1913. The
past year she was member of the
faculty OF Mankato high school. The
groom graduated from the high school
IT Granite Falls. and from the law
course at the state university with
the class Of 1912. He II row engaged
1T his profession In Minneapolis. be-
ing member of the law firm of Nord-
bye e. Arctandcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nordbye departed on the afternoon
train for the twin cities. and will go
from there tn Isle Royale. Lake Su-
Derior. where they will spend their
honeymoon. The brides going away
gown was of violet color cloth. with
nat to match. After September I
they will be at homo to their friends
at 2439 Harriet avenue. Minneapolis.
out OF town guests present for tho
wedding were Mrs. A. C. Nordbye. the
groom's mother, of Thorne. N. D.: q.
W. Nordbye. the groom's brother. of
Granite Falls; l.. .Arctander. Mime
apolis: c. II. Beddall, st. Paul; +. Z.
Tydeman, st. Paul.