The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-11
CLEVELAND SOCIAL
Event IS DETAILED
PRETTY AUGUST WEDDING
IN THE VILLAGE
DICKIE- JUSTICE AFFAIR
Handsome Nuptial Ceremonies
Carried Out; Notes of Peo-
pie; General News

appointed August wedding was sol
emniZed in the Christian church or
this place Thursday, August 5, at
high noon, when Mss mary Irene
Dickie, one of the Charming young
women OF this village, became the
bride of David Wright justice Of
Monteyideo and st. Paul. Rev. W..
P. Clark of Mankato read the mar
rage service in the presence OF a
tives. The church has been beaun-
fully decorated for the occasion and
was fragrant with garden flowers
and ferns, which had been banked
about the altar and the front of the
church. Large festoons of flowers
had been placed in each window,
and along the aisle through which
the bridal party passed white silk
ribbons had been stretched. me
marriage VOWS were exchanged
under a green and white canopy or
flowers and foliage, forming an at;
tractive background. AS Miss Maoel
Cheadle PLAYED Lohengren's we'd
ding march, the bride preceded by
little Marguerite Dicke of st. Paul
as flower girl and her sister, Miss
Helen Dckie as bridesmaid, pro-
ceeded up the aisle OF the church
and met the bridegroom, who was
attended by his brother Lyman F:
Justice of Montevieo. Fhe ring se--
vice was used and during the cere-
mony Mrs. Dave Lloyd OF st. Peter
sang 20 Promise Me-" The BRIDE
looked charming in gown OF white
lace. Her long tulle veil fell to the
hem of her dress and was caught
about her head in crown effect, be-
ing held in place with a beautiful
diamond brooch, a gift of the groom,
and a wreath of orange blossoms
Her shower bouquet was composed
of brides roses and swansonfas.
The bridesmaid wore a Nile green
organdie dress, over pink satin with
a large hat to match. She carried
bouquet of pink sweet peas The
flower girl wore a dainty pink or :.
candle dress and carried a basket
of rose petals, which she scattered
in the path OF the bride. A reception
followed the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dickie At 1870 o'clock
: three course wedding dinner was
served to forty invited guests. AT
the brides table, where the bridal
couple and the immediate members
of both families were seated, the
brides bouquet formed an attractive
centerPiece The rooms had been
prettily decorated in a white and
vari- colored garden flowers, ferns
and foliage. Mrs. F. w. Watt, Mrs.
William Hartman and the Misses
Rowene, and Mabel Hartman as
sisted in serving the guests. During
the dinner Mrs. Dave Lloyd sang
Perfect Day" Il Love You Truly.
and Somewhere a Voice is Call
ing" Among the guests from away
were Mr.. and Mrs. c, F. Justice ana
son Lyman and John Wright
of Montevideo, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dickie and family OF st. PAU, rev:
and Mrs. w. P. Clark and family OF
Mankato. Mrs. Dave Lloyd of st.
Peter. Mr.. and Mrs. Justice left
Thursday evening for British Col
unnbia to visit relatives, and will be
gone a month. The travelling gown
of the brides was blue wool gap :,
ardine dress with small hat and
other accessories to match. Inc
bride of this early fall wedding is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dickie, respected residents OF this
village She was born and grew to
womanhood here and is charming
Cleveland high school and also
completed a course at the State
Teachers college in Mankto. = For
two years she taught successfully
at Montevideo and the past year
was located at Mankato. She is de-
servedly popular among the young
folks, all of whom rejoice in the
happy event The groom is the
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F.
Justice of Montevideo and is an es.
timable young man. He graduated
h;,h n
and also attended the University OF
Minnesota. During the World War
he served two years in the United
States navy. Since then he has held
a splendid position in the sales de-
partment of the firm Of Brown,
BIodgett and Sperry of st. Paul. He
and his bride will go to housekeep-
ing in Merriam Park, and will be
at home after September Is, at Car
roll avenue.
of Minneapolis were guests at sup.
per Wednesday of Mrs. Margaret
Block.
Mrs. Everett and son Wilbur
Mrs. William Hartman and Grace
Zacher were business callers at Le-
Sueur Center Friday.
Frank Matejcek and sister VeTon-
lea made business trip to Elysian
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis took
supper with the Henry Stotz family
Thursday
Orabeile Davis spent Thursday
at the Walter Dickie home.
Among the shoppers at st. Peter
Friday were Mrs. Matt Hochmey-
er, Mrs. Hattie Hamlin and Mrs
Lewis Davis and children and John
Weiss.
Mrs. Parks Everett and son Will
bur and Grace Zachor were supper
guests at tne Jake Block home Fri
day.
.. Grace Zachor went to LeSueur
Center Saturday and will sDend this
week with her parents.
The Fred Block family of Nicollet
were guests at supper Sunday OF
Mrs. Margaret Block
Miss Jeanette Wetzef returned to
her home at LeSueur Center Sat
urday after spending the past two
months with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Busse.
Mrs. Mary Kramer spent Sunday
with Mrs. Margaret Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Roscoe Davis and
children took Sunday dinner with
the Jacob Block family.
Mrs. Jacob Block and little son
Raymond, Mrs. Parks Everett and
SON Wilbur, Grace and Lenora Zach
or spent Friday afternoon at / the
Fred w Wen6ni schafar homo