The Mankato free press., 1923-11-02

dant. Immediately following the
wedding the bridal party and guests
went to the home Of the bride where
o wedding dinner was served TO
thirty guests. The table was CEN
tered with Q basket Of pink carna.
tions and ferns and the rooms were
tastefully decorated with cut flowers
and greens. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeberg left for q
wedding Journey unknown to their
friends and VIII b at home In 2
short time at 22s West Fifth street.
Mankato. The out OF town guests
the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Free
berg of Mankato.
Mr.. Freeberg has been employed
with the Busch Grocery company
for the past ten years.
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Marriage vows were exchanged
between Miss LYDIA HAnel. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hanel. Man
kato township and John Feiber, son
Of Mrs. John Feiber Of Decorta, at
the German Lutheran parsonage at
2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the double ring ceremony being
performed BY Rev. A. Alderman.
They were attended BY Miss Elda
Hanel, sister of the bride. and Lynn
Cyphers, friend OF the groom.
The bride was gowned In O suit
of navy blue poiret twill and the
bridesmaid wore q coat dress Of tho
same material and corsage bouquets
of pink roses. They both wore black
hats and other accessories to match.
After the ceremony the bridal
party returned TO the brides home.
where Q wedding dinner was served
at $3.50 o'clock. In the evening they
gave, q reception at the Mankato
town hall for their friends, who on
previous functions had showered
them with many lovely and useful
gifts.
Eagles Enjoy Evening
Mankato Aerie, order OF Eagles,
held an open meeting last evening
with g large attendance. The honor
guests were Grand Worthy Secre-
tary John 8. Parry Of Kansas City,
and A. ]. Tupa OF st, Paul Aerie No.
33, also James Donahue of st. An
thony Falls, a member Of Aerie No
1247 Of Minneapolis. Mr.. Tupa and
Mr.. Donahue are both officials Of
the grand lodge and comprise the
committee on organization. An in-
teresting address was delivered by
Mr.. Parry on the Insurance De-
partment" Of the organization and
the other two honor guests also
stated that both their lodges were
putting up. club houses costing
4oEn nnn Ho~n<A ~
ing with music. furnished by the
Eagles orchestra.
Parcel Shower
In compliment to Miss Lydia
Hanel. and Mr.. John ~Felber, a par
eel shower was given them ,Satur-
day evening by Mrs. g. r. KnoDf
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Jaeger: Mankato Township. The
evening was spent socially after
which lunch was served. They were
recipients OF many lovely and use
ful gifts.
Miss Fannie ssekett Weds
The following taken from The
Candor. New York. newspaper will
be OF interest TO Mankato friends:
"Mr. william Barager Smith Of
Owago. a former Candor resident
and Miss Fannie Eorman sackett
for several years preceptress or
Candor High School were quietly
married. Wednesday evening ocober
"a. at the home OF the groom's sis.
ter. Mrs. Fred Smith. Rev. I. NJ.
Merliniones Of st Marks Church
performed the ceremony A host OF
friends extend congratulations"
Miss Sactsett IL 3 sister Of Mrs
r. f.. Brown Of this city and spesf
the past year or 50 here as her
gllest. She returned 70 her heme
about a month ago. and the news o.
her marriage comes as a great sur
nrise 10 her many Mankato srieuts.
She II a most charming Young ladv
and during her brief residence here
became prominent in our social, 1T
erary and church circles.
NURS OF NEWS =
George N. Palmer, who appeared
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