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Chubby Jansen of WiEdward spending several days in this yielnit on his boat, the Windwagd K.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

Mrs. A. j. Robertson and lis.
John Peterson of Candy visited at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George a.
Harris last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and baby of
Stevens FONT were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice j. Nelson
in this city. Mr.. Clark is a brother
OF Mrs. Nelson. They returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. Branton and son, who
have been guests or Mrs. Branton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Tomp-
kins during the past week, returned
to their home in Willmar, Sunday.
Miss Beth Conner and o. j. Con-
ner of Albert Lea were the guests
of their sister, Mrs. l. N. Tompkils
over Saturday and Sunday.
NJ. d. Fritz will leave for Chicago
this evening on, business.
Rev. William Z. Evans pastor Of
the Welsh Presbyterian Church,
went to Minneapolis this morning,
he having received an invitation to
mer British Premier David Lloyd
George there today and also to hear
his address.
Leroy Trafton was home from
Carleton college for the weekend
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. G.i
bert Trafton.
Miss Ella Mack, clerk at the Ben>,
Pay hotel. is taking her vacation IN
the twin cities this week.
Misses Erma and Hazel 7
of Westbrook arc visiting at t
Mrs. Olson is Il sister Of the forIae-
DIR. and Mrs. j. Watson and
daughter Miss Almees will go to
Minneapolis tomorrow to attend the
annual meeting of the women's
auxiliary of the Episcopal church,
which is to be held there Wednesday
and Thursday at the st. Marks
church. Rev. Phillips E. Osgood
will give the address of welcome at
the opening of the meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at two O'CLOCK,
Miss Gertrude A. Norrish presid-
ing. The usual business short re
ports from the parish represen
tatives, and brief reports from the
Department Chairman will occupy
the afternoon session. The depart
ment REPORTS are especially planned
to give each and every one Of MS
q better understanding of the scono
OF the Auxiliary work. Come and
hear them! Bishop McElwain WILL
address the Auxiliary Thursdev
morning following the Corporate
Communion at 10 o'clock. Luncheon
will be served and the final bust
ness session VIII adjourn at 4:so
p. NJ. Wednesday evening will ne
given up to entertainment. All visit
ing members will be taken on an
automobile drive previous to the
dinner at ST. Marks Parish House.
where they will be the guests OF the
Twin City members. later tNe
Young Peop1e's Fellowship of ST
Marks will entertain the Auxiliary
with stunt and musical provram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gould oil
Wobern, Mass, arrived last even
ing enroute to California and will
he the suests of Misses Nellie ard
Matte Pay. and the other Paw fami-
lies of the citv Mrs Could is the
niece of the lato r. y. Pay.
Miss Helen, Welch went to the
twin cities Sunday to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bratsch of this
city motored to MINNEAPOLIS Sun
day where they spent the day as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. J
Lorentz, former residents of Man
kato
Attorney C. ]. Laurisch is in wa.
SEGA on legal business.
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Reception To Grand Master

On Friday evening of this weeR
following a regular communication
OF Mankato Lodge No. IL, A. e. +.
and a. NJ, which will be called at
1880 o'clock sharp, reception will
be rendered by that lodge TO. Most
Worshipful Grand Master J. NJ. Nc
Cpnnell of the Masonic Order of
IIinresota OF st. Paul. The evenings
program vii be CARVED out in the
rooms of Masonic Temple and all
members OF the order and their
'adies are irvitad TO attend.
Mr.. Mcconnell will attend the
Medication cf the new consolidated
serool at Garden CITY next Friday
~c.CTrG2n. he heinz selected 70 make
tie rr'n"'~1l edGrcss on that oc-
"Gs.Sa ~ the ccpc,usioa of the
rsoS-a.n tfc~e he YIN re driven TO
'a-'-r % Nrrc@a he T'ill spsnd the
.,'~-',t sr1'.e t.e 'orcr ruest at the
-rGe- t,cn >lc%-e'' by tho lodge over
. l,:2', = --'7ci % t'>c,r Warsiiin .
- '--.c" tv"r t-rnNs, land IVES IN
..., - r-.' ~ s',s rc'- fe~- oIe was
- ~ a-l ''e 'oateh.
~"c--'l ! K G-aad M2ater
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will be initiated into the order.


State Fire Marshal B. L. Kingsley
sends out the information that
there has been sold recently in the
twin cities considerable quantities
of dry powder extinguishers. in
pasteboard containers, two pounds
for $3.50 Analysis by the state
chemists disclosed that this extin-
guisher is simply sodium bicarbon-
ate, otherwise known to the house
wife as salaratus or baking soda,
which can be purchased anywhere
for ten cents a pound. The pro-
duct marketed by clever agenIs was
colored with trace OF coal tar.
Mr.. Kingsley states that the baking
soda, used in every home, is quite
effective in extinguishing small.
open fires, and suggests 1t would be
well for each home to have pack
age handy for such purpose. but
there is no necessity of paying $40
pound for it, when it can be
bought at any grocery store for ten
cents. This warning from the fire
marshal. should be sufficient to stop
the graft of the dry powder ven.
ders, and the state press should
pass it along to protect their read
ers.
Blue Earth Post: With the. COM
pletion of the two or three miles of
graveling from the Sterling .own
hall south to the county line where
At connects with the gravel road
running north between Easton and
Delavan. Blue Earth people will
have another hard surfaced road TO
Mankato and the cities. What Is
known as the Boone Trail S(No. 81
to Mankato is awfully choppy these
times, but these conditions may be
avoided by going through Amboy
and east. This road is in excellent
condition at this time.
Louis Peterson of Window. ar
rested by Mankato police last night
on the charge of drunkenness, was
this morning sentenced by Judge
William Stradtmann to pay fine
of SIS.
Henry F. Butler, formerly yard
ern yards, has been assigned to an
extra PASSENGER run between Wa
tertown and Winona. NJ. A. Young
OF this city succeeds Mr.. Butler as
Northwestern yard conductor at
Mankato.
Sergeant Harrison Taylor was OPP
Grated upon yesterday morning at
the Immanual hospital for appen-
dicitis and is getting along nicely.
Sergeant Taylor is-in charge of the
National Guards of this city.
J. B. Richards was in MINNEAPOLIS
Monday to attend the dinner given
for Lloyd George. He had the
pleasure Of being one to shake hands
viii, the distinguished gentleman at
the banquet.
w. L. co----'--'- 'rdpe of the
7trict court of the sixth judicic'
district, who was suddenly taken III
last SATURDAY., according to the
statement of ATTENDING physiciar,
DR.. w. A. Beach. is much Improved,
and was able to be up end about to-
day. The nurrbness in his Right
arm and side is disappearing.
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Dinner Party

Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Code enter.
tanned with a dinner on Sunday at
six o'clock in compliment to their
out of town guests, who arrived by
motor, Saturday. and returned to
their homes. Monday, They We're:
Mrs. c. J. Walberg, Of Astoria, s.
D; Mrs. M. B. Dokkesmoe and fam
ily: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Knutson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Lien: Mrs. ]. Aune. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. c. Johnson and family Of Hend-
ricks. Mum. covers were laid for
twenty one guests. 80
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Stirnrise PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Almquist were
the honor guests at a surprise party
given them at their home. 1918
North Fourth street, last evenins,
by the elder members of the Swed-
ish Congregational church in North
Mankato. Talks were made by the
various members OF the party and Q
nice gift was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Almquist- as remembrance
previous to their leave taking for
Tong Beach and other points in
California, where they will spend
the winter. Refreshments were sery-
ed at the close of the evening. Miss
es Caroline and Alma Almquist VIII
accompany their parents, and will
leave about November first.
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will make an official visit to his
home lodge Friday evening when a
short session will be held for that
purpose.
A program Is now being arranged
for the reception to Mr.. Mcconnell
which will follow the lodge session,
to be carried out In the banquet
hall Of the Temple.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Surprise Farewell, Party

Mr.. and Mrs, John Steves were the
honor guests at surprise and fare
well party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Harris, last Wed
nesday. Forty guests were present
and the time was spent socially.
Dainty refreshments were serveL
Mr.. and Mrs. Steves will go to Penn
sylvania to make their future home.
Mrs. Steves was the organist in the
West Mankato chapel and will be
greatly missed by all who knew her.
The guests presented the couple
with a purse of SO.
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Surprise sirthday Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Banker were
pleasantly surprised on Saturday
evening, it being the birthday of
Mr.. Banker. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Bank
er drove into their garage, which is
directly under the living room Of
their beautiful new home Iat 22S
Pleasant street they were surprised
to hear voices above, which upon
investigating revealed twenty-five
of Mr.. Bankers old friends and
neighbors. IL was complete sur
prise. The evening was spent soci-
ally and the guests presented him
with a beautifully mahogany smoh-
ing set, as we'll as other. gifts. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Banker, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. d. J. Ulman and Mrs. r. w.
Blake. The granddaughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Banker, Ruth Ulman and
Norma Blake acted as mattresses.
The guests left at midnight wish
ing Mr.. Banker many more happy
returns of the day.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Girl Eriends Entertained

Miss Rose Bowe was hostess to
group of girl friends at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilmes. 221
North Fifth street, on Thursday
evening.
fancy work, and a musical program
completed the evening. The guests
Were: Misses Malinda and Elsie
Fette, Eophia Grieger, Elsie and
Elizabeth Fischer.
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Niesseln,an.Snith

selman of Fairmont and Mr.. Everett
Smith of Winona occurred Saturday
evening at the Conversational par.
sonage. with Rev. George Arming-
ton officiating. Mr. Smith is a tele-
graph operator at Winona.
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Halloween Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Otto enter
tanned twenty friends at a Halo
ween party on Friday evening at
their cottage at Madison Lake. The
rooms were decorated with Halo
ween decorations and novelties.
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Entertained For Mrs, sehutt

Mrs. r. E. Brown entertained in
formally small group of friends, at
p six O'Clock dinner at her home, 400
East Jackson street, in compliment
to Mrs. c. J. Schutt Of Cedar Falls
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Party For out. of -Town Guests

Mrs. Harry Stapelman entertained
in honor Of Mrs. Leo Fallenstein of
Waterloo, Iowa. on Friday afternoon
at her home, SIG Pleasant street.
The time was spent socially. Mrs.
NJ. E. Round played piano .selec-
a dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess.
This evening Mrs. Stapelman will
entertain at a Dutch dinner at seven
o'clock. Covers will be laid for ten.
Halloween decorations and novelties
will be used.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Will Have WeekIY Dances

The armory board or the Filth
Infantry, Minnesota national guaro,
will conduct weekly dances through
out the dancing season every sat
urday evening at the armory Captain
Zuel will have charge Of the dances.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Entertajned InformaIIy

Misses Nellie and Matte pay en-
tertained a few friends informell'',
at the Elks club yesterday at the
noon hour.
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Entertained At Brldne

- Mrs. Minnie s. Parry entertained
at two tables of bridge on Saturday
evening at her home. in commitment
70 Mrs. o. B. Strachan of Civ, who
is guest of relatives and friends
in the city. O.
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Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin hinke We're
the honor guests at six o'clock
dinner Sunday evening. given by
Miss Marsaret Lenertz,. at her
home, 726 North T~n~t street. Gov
s were laid for twelve guests. Mr.
md Mrs. Linke are leaving soon tc
make their home in Los Angeles
Cal. On Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Linke were complimented BY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Markytan at an
evening dinner at their home ,NortH
Second street. There were twelve
guests. \.
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m;s..,i,neous Shower.

Mrs. ]. ]. Meyer and Mrs. FRANK
Wagon entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Meyer, Z 1905 North Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon at q
miscellaneous shower in honor OF
Miss Madeline Balzer, who VIII pc
come the bride of Edward Haggerty
NEXT week. Several other showers
are planned for Miss Balzer during
the present week.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Student Dance

The Woman's Catholic Guild will
hold a student dance on Wednes-
day afternoon at the Knights OF
Columbus hall. The hours will be
from 4:15 to 5:45 O'Clock. Next
week the dance will be held on
Tuesday, the regular day.
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Surprise Reception

Rev. and Mrs. o. J. Arthur. Mr..
md Mrs. c. w. Johnson and daugh-
ter, Mabel, attended the surprise
recertion given for Mrs. Charles A.
Gustafson of Judson. last evening
Mrs. Gustafson is the organist for
the Bethany Lutheran church at
Tudson. and the affair was given ir
appreciation OF her services. She
was the recipient Of many nice
gifts. A musical program was en-
joyed and a social hour followed.
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Bridge Party.
/. Frank Sheehan was hostess

Mrs. Frank Sheehan was hostess
at a bridge party at her home, 413,
Mulberry street, yesterday after
noon. There were eight tables. The
high honors were won by Mrs.
stephen Robert Lamm, and the Sec
ond honors by Mrs. A. M. Stein.
Autumn leaves were used In decor
ating. A delicious luncheon. was
served.
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GnIf Club Affairs.

George NJ. Palmer will be host TO
seventy six employees OF the Hub
bard mill at a seven o'clock dinner
at the golf club this evening.
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Eor Mrs. 6. b. Wilson,

In compliment to Mrs. Samuel B..
Wilson, breakfast was given for
her, by Mrs. NJ. r. Coulter and Mrs.
J. A. White. yesterday morning at
the home of Mrs. White, 2es Clark
street.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Emnloves Entertained

Employes of the Johnson Laun
drv were entertained last evening
at $3.50 o'clock by the proprietors at
a chicken dinner at the Empress
cafe. Following the dinner the en-
cloves were the guests OF the com
pany at one Of the moving picture
aouSes.
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BRIDGE Luncheon.

Mrs. William Black and Mrs. F. E.
Bolton were hostesses at a one
O'Clock bridge luncheon at the Golf
club Friday, for fifty guests. The
flowers used were yellow and gold
pasturtious and gladiolusS The head
honors were won by Mrs, BENJAMIN
Taylor and Mrs. w. Scherer.
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The Coli c'vb viii cIc-o It's d'uin
rCcr1 o. T,:u--Gcv 20" tic seasoa..
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Session Of DeMolay

The Sir Galahad Chapter oY the
order of DeMolay~ held an interest
ing meeting last evening at the
Masonic temple at which there
were large attendance. There
We're a number of out Of town
guests which lent interest to the oc-
casion. ]. z. Meyers OF Minneapolis,
state deputy, gave a fine talk on
the work of the organization. its
needs and he also made suggestS
ions which he thought would beneN
fit the order here.~>J. Martinez OF
Minneapolis was present and gave
an interesting talk. Four young de-
Molays OF Minneapolis attended
They Were, r. f. Larkin. B. II.
Moffett, w. w. Remich and p. p.
Boehler. After the business session,
refreshments were served. Pre-
yious to the meeting, the advisory
board OF the DeMolays and the
honor guests had dinner at the
ElkS cafe.
The Mankato free press., 1923-10-19
Beautiful Autumn Wedding

One of the beautiful early autumn
weddings was that of Miss Caroline
Baumgartner, daughter of Mrs
Frank Baumgartner, and Mr.. Franl
Goettl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. job
Coettl. who were married on Tues
day morning ar eight o'clock AZ thc
church in st. Clair Father O'Cor
nor read the wedding service. The
bride was gowned in white cartc
crene and carried an arm bouquet
OF brides roses. Her attendant was
Miss Elizabeth Baumgartner. siste"
of the bride, who was dressed in
cocoa chlor canton crepe with hat
to match. Mr.. Goettl was attended
by his brother. Mr.. Norb Goettl
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal party went to tn"
home of the bride where a weddin@
dinner was served The rooms were
attractively decorated and the col
or schema used was blue end white
Mr. and Mrs. Goettl left the same
evening for motor wedding tri-
to Brensed. They will make their
future Mime on the farm of Mrs
John Goettl.
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Mrsf.Roge English and Mrs. j. T.
Snow WIFI be toSte;ses st n bridge
party tor,o row afternoon and Wed
ucGday AZ tlc Golf club.
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at her home, 515 Walnut street. On
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Elizabeth
ions entertained with a six o'clock
dinner at the Saulpaugh hotel. This
was followed with a Halloween
party given by Mrs. Fred Krassin,
535 Range street. The rooms were
decorated in novelties of black and
white, and a delightful luncheon
was served at the close of the
evening.
Compliment For Bride-To-
Complimenting> Miss Clara Halter,
who is to be a bride this month, a
shower was given in her honor
Tuesday evening at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Goettl.
Dancing was the special feature OF
the evening, after which a dainty
luncheon was served. Miss Halter
was the recipient Of many beautiful
gifts.
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Birthday Affair

In houor of his birthday Sunday,
twenty guests assembled at the
home of A. NJ. Lorentz to congra
tulate hiu. A delicious dinner was
served and an enjoyable time was
had by all.
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the various town nearby, with
Tracy sending twenty five can
didates. T. G. Bonnallie of Min
neapolis, grand keeper of seals is
here today and is making plans and
arrangements for the Order of the
Rights of Karasses ceremonial at
that time. On Wednesday evening
there will be a meeting Of the order
and all arrangements will be made.
Series of Parties.
Mrs. Charles T. Taylor has been
hostess at q series OF parties given
during the past two weeks at her
home, 113s North Broad street. The
second afternoon of bridge was
given Friday, with Mrs. Harry Pal
mer winning the high honors. Yes
terday afternoon she entertained at
nine tables of bridge, with Mrs.
Frank Babcock winning the high
honors. The rooms were attractive
ly decorated with fall flowers. A de-
licious luncheon was served at five
o'clock. The out of town guests
were Mrs. II. c. Johnson OF Lake
Crystal, Mrs. G. N. Hoops of Chi
cago, Mrs. James Hamilton Of Rich
mond. Ind, and Mrs. Warren Grit
fing OF Moose Jaw, Canada.
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Mrs. Otilly Anderson, record keep
er; Mrs Anna Diamond. collector;
Mrs. Grace Cline, lady at arms;
Mrs. Jessie Snyder, sergeant; Mrs.
Anna Lundin. sentinel: Mrs. Marie
OFT, picket; and Mrs. Edith O'Brien,
captain of the guards.
The floor work was in the capable
hands Of the captain OF the guards,
Mrs. Edith O'Brien, and to her ana
the guard team all credit must be
given fG> the perfect execution Of
the work done. The guards were as
follows: Mrs. Lillian Yarwood, color
bearer No. /; Mrs. Alice Adamson,
color bearer No. 2: Mrs. Margaret
Swanson, ensign No. i; Mrs. Elenor
Sandstrom,, ensign No. 2; guards.
Mrs. Anna PolZin. Mrs. Blanche
Lang, Mrs. Lena Selleck, Mrs. Cath
crime Kelley, Mrs. Mary Pitcher and
part of the program was handled by
Mrs. Hattie Kent and Mrs. Anna
Casper, consisting Of a very impress
sive march, drill and song, the song
telling in verse and music the work
being done by this part of the order.
The thanks Of the, review OF Manka-
to is extended to Mrs. Anna Casper
for the capable manner in which she
handled the music for the occasion.
And the review is indebted to the
various committees for the capable
manner in which they each and. ev-
cry one attended to the work as
signed them, the decorations, the
furnishings for the hall and the
manner in which all their work was
done.
Refreshments of pumpkin pie al a
mode. and coffee were served. The
morning and afternoon session was
largely attended and the evening
session was exceptionally large with
about $50 people present.
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Parties For Miss SchippeI.

In compliment to Miss Mayme
Schippel, who Is leaving Saturday to
study music in New York, the fol-
lowing friends have entertained in
her honor: On Friday evening, Miss
Ruth Morrow gave farewell party
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Krueoer.Rabe Weddino.


to practice.
g.. krueuer- Rabe Wedding.
One of the most beautiful we'd
dings OF the season occurred yes
terday afternoon at the German
Lutheran patronage when Miss Le-
ona Kruger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William y. Kruger, 224 Bel
Grade avenue, became the bride of
Mr.. Louis ]. Rabe of Atwater.
The bride was charmingly dressed
in gown of Spanish lace and satin
with georgette over drape. Her veil
was the full length OF her gown, held
in place at the head in band effect
with a string of pearls.
The brides only ornament was a
beautiful string Of pearls, a gift of
the groom. She carried an arm
bouquet of sweetheart roses and
swansonia, tied with tulle. Miss Sell
ma Kruger, sister Of the bride, and
Miss Edna Kolbert, were brides
maids. Miss Kruger was gowned in
a sky blue georgette and Spanish
lace, and Miss Kolbert wore a gown
Of nile green crepe de chine in panel
effect. They carried arm bouquets
of pink Columbia roses tied with
pink maline. NJ
! The groom's attendants were Mr..
John Behlmer of st. James and Mr..
Roland Jones of Judson.
After the ceremony the bridal
party returned to the home Of the
brides parents where four course
dinner was served to forty guests.
The table was beautifully decorated
with pink tea roses and large
wedding cake decorated with small
pink roses formed the centerpiece.
The color scheme was pink and
white which was carried throughout
in the decorations and serving.
Misses Verona Habeck, Gertrude
and Margaret. Arnemann served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rabe were the re-
cipients of many lovely and useful
gifts of silverware, cut glass and
electrical appliances. The brides
going away suit was of navy blue
poiret twill with accessories to
match. The out OF town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schoet-
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carsten-
cen, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hilkendorf.
Fred Behlmer and John Behlmer.
After a few days visit with their
relatives and friends, they will be
at home at Atwater after November
irst. During the past two weeks
there were many showers and dim
hers given for Miss Krueger, among
them were dinners given by
Mrs. Minnie Kolbert, and Miss An
"a Callahan and a shower by Mrs.
Oscar Kreuger.
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Hruby-Uslik

The marriage OF Miss Barbara
Hruby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Kuby, 1903 Third avenue.
and Mr.. Frank Uslik of Austin was
solemnized at the home Of Rev. A.
Alderman, yesterday at high noon.
The bride was goyned in dark blue
velvet sheen, and her flowers were an
arm bouduet of pink roses. The
bridesmaid, Mrs. Carl Brockenhoff.
wore dark blue taffeta frock and
carried an arm bouquet Of roses. Mr..
Frank Hruby, brother OF the bride,
attended the groom as best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the bridal party went to the
home of the brides parents, where 4
Wedding dinner was served to TWEEN
ty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uslik left for a mo-
for wedding trim last evening.
They will visit in Chicago and a
number of cities in northern Wis
consin. Upon their return they will
be at home at Austin, after Novem-
ber first. 81
Mrs. Uslik has been employed at
Waseca as a telegraph operator for
some time, and Mr.. Uslfk is employ
ed An the grocery business at Aus
tin.
They were the recipients of many
lofelv gifts including silverware and
cut glass,