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

shhihaA anu carn6tfOns, mfhBieu VIII
autumn foliage. The happy couple
LETT on an afternoon train for an ex-
tended trip to Canada and the Great
Lakes, and upon their return will be
at home to their many friends on the
groom's farm, near. ST. Peter. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvehill are well and
favorably Known and have a host OF
friends who join In best wishes for
their future happiness. Among those
In attendance from away were John
Vaughan Of Algona, Iowa: Philip
Vaughan OF Fort Dodge, Iowa; Mrs.
Margaret Vaughan. St. Paul: Miss
Lizzie Little and Mrs. ID. Stevenson.
Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. Conway.
Mabel Corcoran, and May Dunn or
Mankato. . Nd4-s, Cd. e.. "
Thompson underhiIL
Blue Earth Register; AT 12:70 D.
m. Wednesday. November 3, 1915, at
the residence Of George Underhill, his
son Clifford and Mabel Thompson,
were united In marriage, Pastor G. II.
Staring pronouncing the words that
made them one. using the ring serv7
fee. e ~ "a, 4
A large gathering OF relatives. Of
which there were four generations.
and the high standing of the con-
tracing parties, and the elaborate
dinner. made the occasion one long to
be remembered.
The groom Is just starting In busi-
ness at Amboy, growing town. Just
o little north from his native town.
and now as he has such q real helper
we shall expect good reports OF his
work.
We have not mentioned the rice,
the kodak, and the presents. but
they were al after modern customs
In evidence. Clifford has good
wife, and Mabel has q good husband.
and Amboy has two good citizens OF
which the little city can we'll be
pround. We all wish them a world OF
happiness and prosperity.
Supper and Social.
Many peOpi- availed themselves OF
the opportunity OF attending the caf-
eteria supper served by the ladies'
of the third division OF the Presby-
terrain church. i'm the church dining
room last evening. and the dining
room was SLED despite the stormy
weather which detained many people
at their homes. Those who like
music with their meals were much
pleased with an impromptu program
of songs rendered by the Orpheus
club under the direction OF d. VI.
Jones. Miss Cornclia Mansfield and
ID. NJ. Jones also sang solos during
the evening. Mrs. II. A. Patterson
was In charge of the musical pro-
gram, and Mrs. Lorin Cray Is chair
man OF the third division, under
whose auspices the dinner was given.
Grace .Bunee. a.
Horace V. Bunce and Alice L..
Grace were married at the Christian
church parsonage in Garden City at
$50 last evening. ]. q. Olmsted offi-
ciating. They will make their home
on the farm east Of Vernon Center.
Their many friends extend to them
their. best wishes fora happy and
prosperous life. The wedding party
consisted of the bride and groom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Updegraft.
Yoynp People VIII Hold Supper.
Christian Endeayor young people
will hold a six o'clock supper ct the
Presbyterian Il, church dining room
this evening. the guest OF honor TO be
Mics Davidson OF qChicsgo. field sec
rotary cfAthe board of the northwest,
who is making tour OF the north
west imithe interests of the young
peoples work. andr who, arrived In
Mankates today -lCfrom Winnebago.
Following the supper Miss Davidson
will meet with the young ladies OF the
Westminster guild at the home OF
Mrs. W. w. Davis. -.-
Ballard. stratton. rr- &c.
Miss Mary. Ballard. daughter of
George Ballard of Rapidan. and Mr.
Edward, Stratton, son OF Fred Stratton
OF Good Thunder: were united In
marriage at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Evangelical Luther
an parsonage. the ceremony being
performed by Rev.,A. +. Winter, the
PASTOR They were attended by Miss
Ella Ballard. cousin of the bride,
and Albert Stratton,, brother OF the
groom. who acted as best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Stratton went to the cities
on wedding trip. and after their re-
turn win make their home on farm
near Garden City.
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The w. A. s. club met with Miss
Ruth Lundquist on Lewis street last
evening. and enjoyed social time. A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess ...
Royal Neiehbors TO Be Sociable. -.
Linden Camp No. 761 Royal Neigh
bors will celebrate the eighteenth an
niyersary of the founding OF the local
lodge tomorrow afternoon at the
Schiller hall, and number of the
peighboring. lodges have been invitl
ed TO join in the festivities. Guests
are expected from the Royal Neigh
Dor lodges of Lake Crystal, Garden
City, St Clair. st. Peter, Madelia, and
Mapleton. ~ 49,. So =,
" w. C, A. Of Normal. - r. .. -,
Y. w. G A. girls Of the normal
school will hold their annual banquet
this evening. the affair to be held I'm
the lunch room. which has been newly
decorated and completed for regular
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