The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
E FROM LOCAL FIELD; SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Totes
Hiking Party

Hiking Party
hungry, tired and footsore, after
twelve mile hike in the fresh
morning air. the Misses Ida r. Tai
isfson, Agnes NJ. Rose, Tressa A.
Won Ruden, Colletta V. Hodapp and
Luella r. Hlllman all OF st, Peter
arrived in Mankato yesterday where
they enjoyed dinner at the Em.
press cafe and spent the rest OF
the day shopping and viewing the
city. They also saw Harold Lloyd
III Safety Last" at tho Grand Thea
tre. After having an evening din
ner at the Mandarian cafe, the hap
py party left for st. Peter by train.
All declared they had a wonderful
time after receiving numerous
comps" as to how fine they looked
in their sport suits. p
Pre- -Nuptiat Affairs
The marriage of Miss Helen kotz
and Mr. James NJ. Owen Will be
solsmniSad at the Immanual Lu-
tkeran parsonage on September 70.
Rev. A, Alderman will offciate.
In compliment to Miss Helen kotE,
the girls OF the Rosenberger and
Currfsr company. gave a picnic par
u ~ 5ibIey park on Thursday even
ing. Weiners were roasted over a
camp dre, while the girls related
stories. Miss Kotz was presented
With a lovely casserole and table
mats.
lamm- Looelin
A very pretty wedding took place
at the cathedral in St Paul on
Thursday, September Is, at seven
o'clock IN the morning, when Miss
Rosemary Lanm became the bride
OF James O.. Logelin. Father Mu-
izons read the wedding service.
The bride was attirad in q suit OF
trioret twill and wore o picture hat.
Ner ooYsage was brides roses and
sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore a
rown of pioret twill and wore q
corsage of pink roses. The bride
and eroom are both Mankato young
psopie and have many friends here.
Mr.. LogeEn is Q timer now In bust
ness in st. Paul. The young couple
viii make their home in st. Pau
after October first.
Dinner and address Blue Earth
Chapter No. Z. Royal Arch Masons'
will open their seasons social &C.
tiyfties with a $3.50 o'clock dinner
Followed by an address. at the Ma
sonic Temple this evening. =
The dinner win be served By the
IaoIes o. GereAI Cnapter h@st.rn
star 20 all who have accepted in
yftations for the same: and the ad-
dress will follow by Grand Custodian
w. ]. Buckley OF the Grand Chap
ter OF Minnesota, in the lodge room,
Ali Masons are invited to attend the
address.
O'Brien- -Grundmeyer
Ruben Grundmeyef of Mankato
ana Miss ZadR Pesrie O'Bren OF
Waseca were quietly married AZ the
SS3 South Second street on Sstur-
day. September the 18th. at high
noon. the hey. John Hall, pastor OF
Centenary Methodist church offi-
ciating. After q wedding dinner the
nappy couple motored to MtnneaLN-
lis for = short visit. They expect
10 be home 70 their many frienos 4
Msnkato, on Bradley street about
Ss0oer l.
Presbyterian Picnic.
The Presbyterian picnic was held
Saturday At Stbley park. Although
the weather had been cold and
threatening all week, the committee
went right ahead with their plans
and when the time came, they had
q delightful day. People began ar :
irving at the park soon after two
<~ynfoox ond liant coming until fhpAA
hundred people had gathered by
supper time. Each family brought
their own sandwiches and the rest
Of the supper was provided for by
the committee. Mrs. Harry Ale
man had charge Of the provisions
and she is an expert in that line.
Sandwiches, baked ham, scailoped
potatoes, Ice cream and cake and
other goods things made UP the
menu George Atchison brought sew
ersl bushels of apples from his farm
which were passed around after
supper. p. NJ. Ferguson bad charge
of the sports and kept everybody
busy. There were several games OF
kittenbsu. races for all ages tug OF
war, baseball throw. nail driving
contest. for married ladies:
In ths boys races, Davis Conron,
Joe Ewslt, John Flachsenhar and
Preston Coulter were the winners,
Herbert Knuth won the young mems
race and Edward Paden lead the
zsans Ths ground shook under the
autghty tread as the fat men tore
down the home stretch and Guy
Smith, won by inches. In the girls
races the winners were Margaret
Graf, Jeanne Tyrreli. Lois Miller
MuxieI Kpeblsr, Leila Markytau
and Margaret Bromap.
Miss Ruth Macbeth won the younR
ladies race. Margaret Gra6 and
Dorothy Willard won the girls po-
tato race and Joe Ewalt and John
Flaahssnhar, the boys race.
Mrs. T.. C. Willard won In the nail
driving contest. The rolling pin
contest came after supper and some
Of the ladies' showed very good
marksmanship. Several did not come
NyerS near the mark and II was gen
orally believed that they did not ois-
play their usual skill with that wea-
pon.
A small pumpkin was set on
post and prizes were awarded the la.
dies making the best shots. DR.. anG
Mrs. Black and Mrs. Fiero scored
knock outs and much sympathy
was extended their husbands.
Every one had q pleasant day anc
we're loath TO leave and most OF tnt
crowd stayed on until dark.
Gave Bridge Parties
A serIes of bridge parties were