The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
NE'S FROM LOCAL FIELD; SOCIALArTD PERSONAL 17OTES

, Program At Centenary Methodist ,
Church Last Night
A reception was given last even
ing at the church pariors by the
Centenary Methodist Epworth lea
que for all OF the strangers who are
here to enter the various colleges
and schools for the winter. There
were 40e guests present Refresh
ments were served. and the follow.
ing interesting program was given:
| Prelude .... Centenary Orchestra
Song (by Congregation ..)....
J ......... THAT VIII Be Glory"
Song Thy CongregatiOn) ........
............. Send the Light"
Song -lby Congregstion) \. .......
There ls Power In The Blood"
Special Number .. Male go Quartet W
Scripture Reading 49,. Oliver Hall
Evening Offering
Song Cby Congregation The Way
! ..... OF the Cross Leads Home"
| Short Address Prom Whence Our
! Life Derives It's Character" :.
.................. Oliver Hall
Song (by Congregation ........
! .......... ..... DO Your Best"
Short Address The Art OF Charact-
er Building Frank s. Endicott
Short Address .......... Rev. Hall
Song (by COngregation) .....
! ITO The Harvest Fields. Away.
Bepediction
Postlude ,..,..... Pipe Organ
The young people OF the ST. Pet
er Epworth league will motor over
next Sunday, evening and have
charge of the services here.
Four Generation Picnic
4 -four generation" picnic was
given in honor Of a great. great
grandmother. Mrs. Ella Reedfield,
her son, George Reedfield. his son,
Georgia Phyllis Reedfield. all OF
this city. yesterday at Coponaning
at Madison lake. There were eighty
six relatives present.
The day, was most happily spent
in rowing and fishing and showers
of greetings were bestowed upon
the great, great grandmother and
tlittle. Georgia Phyllis, three weeks
old.
Mrs. Ella Reedfield is seventy
three years old and is enjoying the
best Of health and hopes to live to
see the fifth generation in her fam
Both at the noon and evening
hour delicious meals we're served.
The out OF town gueste were Lewis
Shaw OF ST. Paul: Mr.. and Mrs.
bault; Misses Dsch and Alice o.
Rourke Of Minneapolis; MrLand
Mrs. Charles Waterman; Air. and
Mrs. Lou Mason and family: MIR.
and Mrs. Jim Randolph Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Mason and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Of kaSota.
Entertained At Luncheon
Mrs. e. +. Appert, 214 east Main
luncheon Saturday in compliment to
Mrs. Henry Kircheg OF Hollywood
Sai., and Mrs. Harry Davies of San
Ia Aonica. California, who have
been visiting here and will leave for
their homes Thursday morning.
X Six O'Clock Dinnesl
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam RiliiAg enter
tanned twenty Ave guests at a six
O'Clock dinner on Sunday evening,
in compliment to- their son Fred
Killing OF Duluth. who was here
over the week end. The other out
of town guests were Miss Doris and
Harold Krummel OF Duluth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hanson also entertained
for Mr.. Rilling on Saturday evening
! with a six o'clock dinner for SIX
teen guests.
Dinner and Address
Blue Barth Chpter No. Z, Royal
Arch Masons, viii open their sea
1 sons social activities with a dinner
and address at Masonic Temple
next Monday evening. The affair is
complimentary 10 all Master Ma
Sons, but acceptance to Invitations
1 sent out are required.
The dinner will Be prepared by
Cereal Chapter Eastern Star, ana
. served by them at six thirty O'Clock
) ia the banquet hall OF the temple.
1 The address will follow the dinner
!, in the lodge room, and Will be given
> by Grand Custodian w. J. Buckley of
the Grand Chapter OF Minnesota, OF
2 st. Pauk and he will have a mes
l sage that every Mason should hear.
He is an interesting and instruc-
tive speaker, and TO hear him will
: be q treat.
: PrettIiy Appointed Wedding
The st. Peter and Pauls church
D was the scene OF prettily appoint
: morning when Miss Ida Biethbarth
!. daughter of William BiethbaTSh o.
: Truman. became the bride 6t Mr.
> Victor Buchholz OF this city. The
y Sedding service was read by Father
q Spirig. The chancel and altar Of the
=. church were beautifully decorated
J, with moor baskets and vases OF RED
:, carnationas and ferns.
= While the nuptial music was being
played the wedding party took theit
aces at the chancel at the appotnt
. eyi hour. Miss Biethbarth was re-
9 spIendant and charming In beauti
3 III gown of white satin. modelled on
: long straight lines, with q wide rib
bon tie sash giving the new eject
n Her bridal veil was caught at the
:, forehead with a band OF pearls
: which matched those worn at the
I neck. She carried 2 shower bouquet
Z OF brides roses tied with tulle. The
I bride carried out the old adage
Ii something old. something new
O something borrowed and something
lue." IN completing her bridal cos
q tune .-.
s The bride was attended by Miss
n Rosalie Cunningham, who was at
r tractively gowned in a cocoon color,
ed frock. with a large picture hai
II and accessories to match. She car
= Ted an arm bouquet OF Orphelis
= roses tied with tulle. The groom