The Mankato free press., 1923-09-28

az home in this city, Mr.. Kiffe Is in
business here being a member of
the firm of Devlin and Kiffe, Fifth
and Glenwood. E. .
Marriage Announcement
Announcement has been receiteG
here OF the approaching marriage oil
Miss Anna Ecklund. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Augusta Eckiuud OF Noore-
read, Mimi. and DR.. David Lewis,
soa of Mr.. and-AirS. 7. ID. Lewis. Sl=
Center street OF this city. The wed,
oirg viii take. place at The home OF
the bride IN Moorehead. at nigh
noonS September -. The young
couple will make their home in ST.
Paul, ef1r October l, ER Lewis
having recent accepted position az
hospital in St. Paul. Appointment
TO this position came as a reward
for his-splendid scholarship record
at the school OF medicine at the state
university. where he completed his
course last July.
Miss Ecklund is a graduate OF
Boston university, where she
specialized In social science Work.
Following her graduation she was
engaged at the Pillsbury settlement
. mouse, MlDuchNOlls, lOl IOdl ySua
and 1t NASHVILLE at this work that
she met DR.. Lewis.
Dr.. David Lewis is graduate OF
the Mankato high school, ffnishing
his course here with honors, later
was a student at Hamline univer-\
sity, where he was an active parti-
cipapt In school athletics. student
activities and won, scholarship hon
ors. Following fifteen months ser
vice in the naval medical corps. dur
ing the period Of the war, Mr. Lewis
entered the school OF medicine OIL
the Minnesota state university and
completed the required work IN less
than three years. He was winner or
the prize offered for the best under
graduate work In pathology and dur:
Ing the last year term was elected
TO the Incus Honorary Senior Medi-
cal society and this spring received
his key. in Alpha Omega Alpha Hon
orary fraternity. In addition to this
ne Is q MEMBER OF Phi Beta Pi med
ical fraternity. =
During the past summer Mr.. Lewis
was an intern at the. Michael Reese
his work thereto accept the posi-
ton offered in st. Paul. Both Miss
Ecklund and Mr.. Lewis have host
OF friends and acQuaintances in
Mankato. Minneapolis and Moore
head, who extend their congratula-
tions and best wishes for future
.appiness.
Brooks -pairs Wedding ....
Wednesday evening, September
19 at 7:45 o'clock at the home OF
the officiating clergyman. Rev. Al,
vim Lee. pastor Of the First Baptist
church OF Mankato, was solemnized
the marriage, OF Miss Ella Mae
Brooks, daughter OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
Morgan Brooks Of Lime Township
10 hoy Arnold Dairs, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, u. w. Dairs OF Record street,
this city The bride was attended
by Miss Clara A. Dairs. sister oil
the groom while the groom's ct
tendant was Harry Brooks, brother
shortly after the ceremony tn
bride anl groom left by auto for a
few days trip through Minnesota
and wisconsin. They, will be at
home to their many friends after
October 20 on farm four miles
north Of Mankato. The friends OF
this estimable couple join In wish:
prosperity.
Watson -kIeinsehmidt Wedding.
One Of the most beautiful Of the
early autumn weddings took place
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
at the Hope Presbyterian church In
ST. Paul, when Miss Mary Natalie
Watson, daughter OF Mrs. J. Watson,
sol Goodrich avenue, became the
bride Of F1orain Arthur Kleinschmidt
of this city
The service was real by Rev Hall.
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church OF st. Paul, before an altar
banked with palms, snapdragons
and astors tied with bows Of tulle.
The autumn note given by these fall
blooms was continued in the large
parior Of the church whore the we'd
ding dinner was served. Southern
smilax and green's festooned the
ratings and newell posts The color
scheme used throughout the church
and parlor decorations were pink
and white.
To The strains OF the Lohengrin
wedding march, played by the church
orgauist, the bridal party entered
the chancel. The bride was charm
Ing In q suit OF cocoa color with hat
and accessories to match. She wore
a corsage bouquet Of sweetheart
roses and lilies Of the valley. The
bridesmaid was Miss Anna Fischer
OF et. Paul, who was becominsly
Eowned In a frock OF brown, satin
crepe, with hat and accessories TO
match and her flowers were Orphe-
Ia roses. Miss Howe Of New York
sang ''I Love You Truly" preceding
the ceremony Immediately, follow.
ing the services. reception was
given for the bridal party. In the
receiving line we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Kleinschmidt, parents OF the
groom, and Mrs. J. Watson, mother
Of the bride. A wedding dinner fol.
lowed Immediately in the parlors OF
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinschmidt left on
the evening train for ! ManhAttan,
Kansas. where Mr.. Kleinschmidt
has accepted position as architec-
turaI instructor in the Kansas Ag-
rieultnre college and will begin his
work there on Monday. Mr.. Klein
schmidt and Miss Watson are both
graduates of the University OF Min
nesota. Mr.. Kleinschmidt received
his masters degree Ii architecture At
Harvard University one year ago.
He Is a member OF the Alpha Rho
Chi architectural fraternity and Tau
Beta Pi and Tau Sigma Delta hon :
ory architectural and engineering
fraternities.
Miss Watson has been success
R.,tx~o,har Co fha Monf00<narv Far.