The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
WEDDING IN GAINESVILLE
Miss Marie Dieudonne Is Bride Of
Marx R. Gorman -

Miss Marie Dieudonne is Bride Of
Mark r. German.
GAINESVILLE, June 24.-Miss Marie
Dieudonne, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Dieudonne and Mark R.
German, son of Mrs. J. H. German
of Fairmont. Mimi, were united in
marriage Tuesday, June 20, at ST..
Anne's Catholic church of this
place. Rev. Father Condron offici-
ated. Miss Sadie Finley played a
program OF nuptial music and Mr..
Fred Volz rendered vocal selections
curing the reading Of the service.
Miss Helen Semock, the maid of
honor, was gowned in orchid organ
die with hat to match land carried
an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Miss Dieudonne was given in mar
riage by her brother Eugene. They
were met at the altar by the bride
groom and his best man, Mr.. John
German Of Blue Earth, MINI. The
bride was gowned in white Canton
crepe, with overdress of Italian
lace. The tulle veil was arranged
in cap style and fastened at each
side with spray of tiny rosebuds.
Bride roses and sweet peas were
arranged in a shower bouquet. The
only jewel worn by the bride was
string Of pearls, a gift from the
groom. After the ceremony a break
fast for the bridal party and near
relatives was given at the home Of
bride. The rooms were very tas.
tily arranged in a color. scheme Of
man left Immediately after the
breakfast on an auto trip through
the east after which they will be
at home at Fairmont, MINI. Mrs.
German wore q travelling suit of
navy blue poiret twill with taffeta
hat to match. Guests from out of
town included Mrs. J. H. German.
Miss Millicent German, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Kasper, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
German and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cor
man all of Fairmont, Mimi, John
German of Blue Earth, Miss Helen
Smock of Winona, Mimi. and Mrs.
Robert Lamm of Mankato. The
wedding was a most magnificent af-
fair and the brides parents are
among the most prominent people
Of Janesville.
Rev. Baldwin will occupy the pul,
pit Of ST. Johns Episcopal church
next Sunday, June Is. at 1880 a. m.
The Women's auxiliary of St.
Johns parish met Thursday with
Mrs. W. W. Savage. Tea was served.
The ladies of st. Anne's Catholic
church served one of those delicious
luncheons for which they are noted
Thursday evening.
July Is is the date for the examin-
ton of applicants for appointment
of postmaster OF Janesville.
The W. C. T. q. held its annual
picnic this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Wilson in the coun-
The district convention of the w.
C. T. U. will convene at the town
hall in Janesville for a two day see
sion Thursday and Friday, June 29
and 80. An extensive program OF
speakers and music has been pre-
pared.
All local Ianesville men, who
were candidates for nominations at
the primary election Tuesday, were
defeated except county commis-
sioner. J. A. Henry, candidate for
the senate and G. J. Fratzke, can.
didate for representative, carried
both wards in Janesville. Mr.. Henry
Got second place in Waseca county
and third place in Steele county.
Mayor Zambonie of Owatonna car
ried both counties in the senatorial
race and Rask took second place in
Steele county. August Yonke. can
didate for sheriff ran quite well in
the village, though Sheriff Bernard
Fischer. was considerable in the
lead. Herman Grawunder, present
county commissioner from the dis
trict which includes Janesville, was
overwhelmingly re- elected.
DR.. and Mrs. A. R. Miner and
sons Robert and David of Rochester
motored to this place Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Miner and two chill
dren will remain the balance OF the
week as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henry. DR.. Miner will return
at the end of the week and after
spending Sunday will 90 back to
Rochester with his family.
The residence of A. S.-Sackett is
undergoing improvements. A cellar
is being constructed and a furnace
will be installed. /
A furnace is being placed in the
parsonage Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church,
An elegant new front is being
constructed on the Miner block and
when completed Janesville will have
one Of the finest appearing city
blocks to be found anywhere. The
work is being done by ]. Goodrich
and crew.
The cottage at Lake Francis own
ed by D. NJ. Walrath is being occu
pied for several days this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finley.