The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-01-21
dent, H. c. Hotaling; secretary, A..
j. Ellis; treasurer William Morrow.

dent, H, c.. Hotaling: secretary, A.
j. Ellis; treasurer, William Morrow.
Dinner for President and Bride.
Last evening Vice President and
Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall rendered
dinner to President and Mrs. Will
son, which set the pace of simplicity
which is to characterize the future
dinners to be given in honor OF Mr..
Wilson and his bride. The president
is reported to care only for small
dinner parties, and with few eHcep-
tons the eleven dinner parties which
have been planned by members of the
executive family for Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson, will be limited, numbering
scarcely more than a dozen guests.
The decorations will be simple, in
Difference to the presidents taste.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing viii
entertain President and Mrs. Wilson
next Tuesday evening, and then will
follow in order the dinners of Secre-
tary and Mrs. McAdoo, Secretary
and Mrs. Garrison, Attorney General
and Mrs. Gregory, Post Master Cen
eral and Mrs. Burleson, Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels, Secretary and Mrs.
Redffeld, and Secretary and Mrs.
William b. Wilson.
Epiphany birthday.
The Junior Auxiliary of the St.
Johns Episcopal church held their
annual Epiphany birthday party at
the reGtory Friday afternoon. The
annual election of officers resulted
as fellows: Harriet Nerbovig, presi-
dent; Margaret Wise. vice president;
secretary, Helen Crane. The after
noon was spent in games and music
and a supper. was served at si2;
o'clock.
Marriage of Christi zotaIis,
Christ ]. Zotalis of this city and
Miss Erasmia Rosiniti. of Tulcha,
Rumania. were united in marriage on
Wednesday, January -, at Wooster,
Ohio, thus bringing to a happy eli
max romance which began fifteen
years ago "in school days." in Gal
atz. Rumania. The Wooster news
papers contained the following ac-
count of the wedding:
''The marriage service was read at
y o'clock at tho home of Mr.. john
Saricosta, in the Smith flats on S.
Market street by the Greek minister
of Canton, Ohio, who used the double
ring ceremony of the Greek Ortho-
doX church.
"The charming bride was beauti-
fully gowned in white chiffon taffeta
oh 10 with lo, ~
court train and wore a long veil and
orange blossoms.
"She was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Saricosta, and the groom's
best man was Mr.. James Petrow of
Fremont, Nebraska.
"Mr. Zotalis is a prominent bust
ness man of Mankato and has made
many friends during his weeks visit
here. The bride is a young woman
of charming personality and many
accomplishments, being a graduate
of Notre Dame Academy of GalatZ,
where she recently taught music and
French, until coming to this country
to visit, which led to renewal of
the friendship which began in Gal
atZ.
"Mr. and Mrs, Zotalis will visit
several eastern cities before going to
their new home in Mankato.''
The many friends, of Mr.. Zotalis
will be greatly pleased to learn of
the happy conclusion of his romance.
During his residence in this city he
has become one of Mankato's promi-
'nent and most popular business men,
and his handsome establishment, the
Mankato Candy Kitchen. is one of
the most largely patronized places of
its kind in the city, the commodious
refreshment parlors being favor
lite rendezvous of both old and young.