The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08

the FOrQ SeQan was presented 10
the person holding the lucky num-
Der in the rattle which was held.
Albert Draegert won, y his number
being 1892. The two days celebra-
ton was brought to a close with q
bowery dance at which there were
about 200 couples present.
The entire fair was under the
auspices of the American Legion.
Wedding In Vernon
In Vernon Wednesday at high
noon Miss Gladys Cooper only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Cooper became the bride Of Leroy.
NJ. Tyrhoim, youngest SON OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Tyrholm OF New
Richland.
Tie alcove of the living room was
green. cosmos and asters carrying
out the color scheme. Here the
marriage vows were spoken.
Misses Nina Rosenberger and Ma
rie Brown, gowned in white. stretch
ed ropes of smilax from the stair
way to the alcove. forming a path
way for the bridal party. Little
Marjorie Bestman and Marion An
derson, nieces of the groom. Were
flower girls. They were daintily
gowned in Greek costumes of
white crepe de chine. carrying
baskets of pink roses. Miss Esther
Nelson, bridesmaid, was gowned in
jade green georgette over satin with
silver lace trimmings. She carried
a sheaf of pink sunburst roses. The
bride wore white canton crepe made
on simple lines, her only ornament
being a string of LaTausca pearls,
the gift of the groom. The bridal
veil of tulle was neld in place by a
pearl trimmed Greek band. She
carried a shower bouquet of white
tea roses. The groom and best
man, Lyle Cooper. brother of the
bride. were dressed in dark blue.
Rev. w. w. Brown performed the
ceremony, the impressive ring serv-
used.
Miss Helen Black played Mendel-
ssohn's Wedding march. and soft
strains 81 music were heard during
the ceremony. Preceding the APP
epearance of the bridal party. Miss
Aroline Cooper, cousin of the bride.
sang Because" by Guy D. Hardelot,
and after the vows were spoken she
sang Loves Greeting" Miss
Cooper has a wonderful contralto
voice of wide range.
Mesdames Leslie Cooper, v. c.
Armstrong. Robert Sewers, Thomas
Newell. Ed Washburn, Vernon. and
Mrs. Bert Cole, Lake Crystal, re-
ceived the eighty guests and sup
erintended a bountiful three course
breakfast. which was served by
young ladies of the Girlss Glee club.
of which Mrs. Tyrholm was director
namely: Dorothea Brown, Ruby
Lee, Marie Petrich, Leila Sewers.
Lois and Grace Rev. Mary and
Dora Kraus.
Mrs. Frank Cooper was dressed in
black meteor crepe with corsage
bouquet of pink and white roses.
Mrs j. A. Tyrholm wore grey crepe
de chine with blush roses.
y Seven brothers of the groom with
their families were present.
Mrs. Tyrholm is a graduate of
st. Theresa's high school, Winona,
where she studied music three
years and a graduate also of Piano
Normal course of McPhail Conserv-
atory, Minneapolis. She is a mem
her of the National Musical sorority
She mas taught music to the young
people of the village for several
years and will be greatly missed in
musical and social circles.
Mr.. Tyrholm is an ex- service
man. He is manager of the Tyr
holm garage of Good Thunder,
where they will reside. The good
wishes of the entire community go
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrholm were the
recipients of many beautiful ard
useful gifts, among tnem being a
piano from the groom's parents, the
entire kitchen outfit from the
brides father and a check for china |
service from friends in the Metao-
dist church and congregation, where |
the bride so freely gave her servi- !
ces in choir work
The bride and groom left by car, |
which was well labeled with the
usual honeymoon special" decora-
tons, on a trip through the twin |
cities, Duluth and northern Mime |
sofa lake region Mrs. Tyrholm
travelled in a tailored suit of dark
brown duvetyne with a stone martin |
checker and corbeau velvet hat.
The out of town guests were Mr.. /,
and Mrs. J. A. Tyrholm, Mr. and !
Mrs. A. N Tyrholm and family, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Tyrholm and family !
Of New Richland, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Tyrholm and family Mr.. and Mrs. |
N. P. Tyrholm and family of Vase
ca, Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Anderson |
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. H., F.
Bestman, New Richland, DR.. ard |
Mrs. Clarence Watland, Albert Lea;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Darge and daugh |
ter Eulun, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
barge, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ulrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.. Ulrich, Good
Ray Cooper, Miss Alice |
Miller, st. Paul, Miss Esther Mel
son, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. G. |
E. Black and Miss Helen Black and
Lyle Cooper, Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Cole, Lake Crystal; Mr.. and
Mrs. George joan, Garden City and !
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cooper and Miss
Aroline Cooper, Fairmont.
The bridal cake" cut in small
squares wrapped in tissue paper,
lied with narrow white ribbon was
placed on the table in the hall. /
These were presented to the guests
On tneir departure.