The Mankato free press., 1923-09-28

IN OntcoE0 next year, Nn0re Mrs
Coleman plans to continue her mu.
sic and Will later accompany heI
husband to New Yefk where he will
In New York Mrs. Coleman VIII
specialize under the great masters
Their many friends extend heartiest
eongratulations and best wishes.
"l5Ikins Picnic"
Seven hundred people have sign
ed up to attend the hiking picnic
which Is to be given tomorrow aft
ernoon under. the auspices OF the
Teachers college. The first hikins
bunch viii leave att $3.50 o'clock
Miss Josephine Royden, chairman
will have charge of the various
groups. The ladies' OF the Swedish
Lutheran church viii serve the pic
mic supper.
Jolly Dezsn sIrthaay Club.
| The jolly Dosen Birthday club
met with Mrs. Ole Paulson yester
day at her home. 220 Cross street,
telling Btories, jokes and sewiKg
teidist church and doing fancy work
| for their coming bazaar.
At Ave- thirty o'clock delicious
luncheon was served. At these
birthday dinners each lady brings
her own luncheon which is plae.
ed together, with the hostess fur
nishing the needed articles. A mu-
sicai program was given on the
gfcfroia after the luncheon.
The next birthday on the list will
be Mrs. M. NJ. Cram which will ,oc.
cur Monday.
EnJeysd Weinsr Reast
The youag people employed With
a picnic and wsinerS roast, last
evening, at Highland park. Prompt
iiy At i've O'Clock the twenty guests
went In cars to the park. Ths boys
took their banjoe to while away the
evening with music over the camp
fire. Those wh0 did not play Inusi.
cal Instruments, furnished q com :
munity Sing" OF the various popu-
lar melodies OF the day. After the
tweiners. had been roasted, q picnic
supper was served.
Entertained Al Bridge
Mrs. Fred Kruse entertained at
four tables OF auction bridge on
Saturday aftenoW at her home,
went to Mrs. Frank G.. Thomas
Light refFeshmsnts were served.
Lortx- Hayes
In the presence OF only the i'm
mediate relatives and intimate
| friends marriage vows were ex :
changed yesterday morning at eight
o'cloek between Miss Glenna Lortx
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Hayes, son OF Mr. and Mrs ]. p
Hayes Of ,Mankato. Father Spiris
read the Wedding service.
Z The BRIDE wore q gown pf dark
!, ,.stae pan velvet, with hst and acs
cessofiep to match. She carried an
arm bouqeet Of pink roses. Her at
ltendant was Miss Leysel Murphey,
who was dressed 10 q dark brown
canton crepa with brown picture
hat to match. Her foWsrs were
pink carnations. The krcom's at
tendant was Mr.. LaBrenee KuFth.
The bridal party and their friends
went to the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lert., 541 Nj
ccllet avenue, where . wedding
breakfast was served to fifty guests.
The rooms were attractiyely dec
GRATED with purple astors and an
tu1uA IOAN0H. A 6C06AA6 S8AQ- CO2
tered the dining table. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes will make their home
IN Minneapolis, where the groom is
employed. Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Mur-
ply OF Redwink were the our of
town guests.
kotz- owen.
Miss Helen Kotz and Mr.. James
NJ. owen, beth OF this city, were
quietly married last evening at ave
O'clock at the 1mmanuel Lutheran
parsonage. Rev Roy qose, pastor
of>- the North Mankate Lutheran
church. read the wedding service In
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. A.
tAcketmAn, who 10 in Milwaukee.
The bride was becomihgly gowned
in q brown suit OF poiret twill. with
hat and accessories to match. Her
roses and maiden hair ferns. Miss
Lizzie Kotz attended her sister as
bridesmaid. Her suit and hat were
midnight blue and her flowers were
purple aetors. Mr.. Carl Hess, nephew
OF the groom was his attendant. I'm
madiatAly following the Wedding,
the bridal party went to the home OF
the bride on Tyler avenue, where q
wedding dinner was served TO elev-
en- guests. The out Of town guests
were Mr.. ana Mrs. William Hess and
sen, Carl Hess of Marshall, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. KotE have gone 70
housekeeping at 606 Record street.
Mr.. Owen Il in the tailoring bust
ness In this city. The best Wishes
OF their many friends follow them.
Westf slmonstte
The marriage Of Miss Mabel West
and Mr.. Bernard Simonette Was
soiemniEed at st. Johns Cathoiie
church partsh house yesterday
morning, Rev. Father Hughes read
the welding service at nine o'clock.
The bride wAe Ecwned in q dark
blue twill suit With hat and acees
sories to match. Her corsage wes
of baby Orphslia roses. and maiden
hair ferns. Mas Eforencs Anderson
was the brides attendant. She wore
suit With hat 10 match and sweet
iAaft roses were used for her cor
sage. Ray .Westhoif was the groomA
ffnmsdiatsly after the ceremony
the btidal couple went to the Saul.
naukh hotel where j wedding
kraEk kfast was served In the private
dining room. Mr., and Mrs. simon
ate Keft For Minneapolis last even
inr whSre they viii make tour
tkfoheh the northsrn part Of the
S'iis Mss. slmsastts Is fson Flanders,
kr,sse store fer several years, max.
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