The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-05-25
WEDDING AT KASOTA
Popular Young Couple arc Joined n,
Marriage; Local Happenings

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Marriage; Local happenings
| Kssota, May 21.-Wedrssday
morning. May 16. &C nine O'Clock oc ].
CURED the marriage OF one OF Kaso-
ia townships popular young women,
when Miss Frances Rapp became the
bride of Edward O'Leary of Minns-
apolis in the Catholic church OF
HARRISBURG. The service was read by
Father McDevitt and the wedding
march was played by Miss Dorothy
kaveney. The bride was attended by
Miss Eldora Bayse, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Elsie RujeH John
BARLEY OF Minneapolis and Herman
Birr, Jr. were attendants Of the
groom: The bride was attired in
beautiful gown Of white fat crepe,
trimmed with a cascade OF silver
lace She wore white tulle veil cap
effect, fastened with apple blossoms
She carried a shower bouquet of
ophelia roses and sweet peas. Miss
Bayse was attired in jade green
crepe de chine with silver braid and
white crepe de chine hat. Miss Ro;
dells gown was Of peach color and
wore white satin hat Pink and
white carnations were carried by
both bridesmaids. Following the
wedding ceremony the bridal party
sat down to four course wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. OLeary left on
weeks wedding trip to Duluth and
other points UP north. The young
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Newton and was born and
raised in this township. She attended
the public schools and later com pIet-
| ed course at the Mankato Com
mercial college. After finishing this
course she was employed as stenog
rapher at Minneapolis. Mr.. O'Leary
is a son of Mrs: Margaret oLeary OF
position in the offices of the Great
Northern railroad They will be at
home to their many friends at their
lake cottage at Waysata after June
10. Those present from out of town
| were Mrs. Ira Newton and John
BARLEY of Minneapolis.
| Next Wednesday evening at eight
clock the three act comedy Dad
dy'' will be given by the senior class
Of the high school. Tickets will go on
sale this afternoon and may be re-
served at the Davis Drug store.
| Mrs. c. T. Weebezahn of st. Peter
is the director Of the playsand she
has been working diligently with the
cast for several weeks. The play Is
unusually interesting and 1t Il ex-
pected il will be well received by
lovers of home talent Several spec
ialties are being arranged for be.
tween acts. One Of these will be
IGrandmother's Rose Jar. The others
ening OF the play. Following il the
cast:
Wreson Brown, just like his fell
llowmen, Charles Turrittin.
4 Mrs. Wreson Brown, Just like ner
fellow women, Edith Wolfe.
Nellie Brown, their daughter,
debutante, Evelyn Swenson.
Teddy Brown. their son, pursuing
football at college. Hugo Johnson
Mrs. Chester. Mr. Browns sister,
pursuing i'll health at home, Stella
Paul Chester, young doctor, Roy
| A. r. Domes a senior Of Macales-
ter college, st. Paul. will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradu-
ates of the Kasota high school at the
Presbyterian church. May "a
Jane, Browns, cook, Elsie Ander-
| son. 81
Thompson, the butler, Charles Ad..
A Sabbath school institute under
terrain church Sunday school will be
held next Tuesday evening in the
Presbyterian church at eight o'clock.
Questions of interest to all Sunday
school workers will be discussed
Addresses will be given by Rev. j. II:
Frarey of Blue Earth and Rev. P. Z.
Voris. Sabbath school workers in all
churches are cordially invited.
The Score of Us Card club was
entertained last Saturday evening by
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen. Five
hundred was played at Ave. tables
and prizes were awarded to Mrs. ".
B. Pulser., C. E.Rydeen, Mrs. George
Bennett, and C. w. Meyers Delic.
ious refreshments were served at
the close. Among those present from
out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Schumacher and Miss Jessie Allen
of Minneapolis, Mrs. Fred Chester of
Dundas and Mr.. and Mrs Joe Olson
and daughter Mildred of st. Peter.
A committee of seventeen ladies
entertained one hundred or more
guests at party given last evening
at the village hall for the faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson and
children Of Morris are visiting at
the Alfred Johnson and John Palm,
! quist homes.
Rev. F. C. Bailey will preach at
the Presbyterian church Of Mankato
in place of Rev. T. Ross Padep.
Mrs. Milton Rairdon entertained
the school faculty at six o'clock
dinner Thursday evening.
| Mrs Peter Green OF Minneapolis
visited on Thursday at the Eni!
lSwenson home. Us
! Ernest Forsberg and Paul vetter
made business trip to Albert Lea
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Schumacher
and Miss Jessie Allen returned to
Minneapolis Monday after q week
at the A. Allen home.
| Mrs. Clifford Peterson and son of
Ringstead. Iowa. Is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mason.
! Mrs. Hjalmer Gr1nditz and son Of
Minneapolis are visiting at the Al
fired Johnson home.
Miss Anna Norlin Of Seattle,
Wash. arrived recently to care for
her father John Norlin, who hiss
been seriously LII.
Robbers Made Haul.
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