The Mankato free press., 1923-06-15
WEDDING AT JANEsvILLE
Miss Adelaide Miner Became Bird,
of Louis r. Dossett q

WIo0 SN0CidIdC oCNdtUC tt3S
Of Louis r. DossettN 4
Janesville, June 1.-THE home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Miner in this
city was the scene of very pretty
wedding when Adelaide Elizabeth
Dossett, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. ]. Dossett, are also residents
of this city. Rev. C. e. Brandt, as
sistant rector of st. Marks Episco-
pal church, Minneapolis, and for
merly rector OF the local Episcopal
church. . performed the ceremoRy.
The church was beautifully trim
med with spirea and ferns. Shortly
before the hour named Miss Mable
Nyquist, Mrs. Wiste accompanying,
sang very, beautifully Because l
Love You" Then to the familiar
strains of the wedding march the
bridal party entered, proceeded by
the ushers Messer Percy Hagen and
Robert D1nham. Frances and Cor
lyn Miner twin sisters Of the bride
were the flower girls and were very
dainty little maidens dressed in
white organdie with hats Of the
same material. Miss Irma Beske
then came the bridesmaids, Miss
Irene Swanson and Harriet Miner.
All wore black with wide hats of
black maline and carried arm bo-
quets of bridal wreath and pink rose
buds. Lastly came the bride upon
the arm Of her father. A fair young
bride gowned in white with bridal
veil and carrying a shower boquet
of lilies Of the valley and pink roses.
They were met at the chancel steps
by the bridegroom and the officiat-
ing clergyman. The latter pro-
ceeded at once with the marriage
ritual of the Episcopal church.
There was an impromptu recep.
tion at the steps Of the church
where the many friends of the
couple made use Of the opportunity
to extend their congratulations. The
home Of the brides parents was the
scene Of formal attended only by
relatives and few intimate friends
after which the couple departed on
their honeymoon. The groom re-
sided in this city for several years
previous to the World war at which
time he entered the engineering
corps Of the army and went to
France where he served until the
end Of the war. Returning to this
country he has been a resident OF
Janesville the greater portion of the
time since. For the present the
couple will reside at Waterville
where the groom Is a highway en- :
gineer in charge Of a section Of road
under construction between Water
vile and Kilkenny. The host Of
friends everyone of them wish the
best Of health prosperity and happi-
ness to the couple.
Jack Brown the Madison Lake
road contractor expects to complete
the job and trunk highway No. Z
northwest Of town, when he will re-
move his outfit to Morristown. The
sharp turn to the right at the top Of
I old town hill where the view at
each angle obscured has been taken
out and provision has been made for
a wideswing with full view of the
road. -
The eighth grade commencement
took place in the High school ais /.
sembly room on the afternoon OF
May 81 at three o'clock with the
following as the list Of graduates:
Irene .Amberg, Irene Arnolt, Keith
Baker, Victor Blaising, Victor Born,
Jewelette Cunningham, Delilah Bor-
ebert, Clara Flemming, Leona Cav
er, Eugene Glynn, Ethel &Goltz.
Alonzo Hess, Roman Kocourek, Ed :
ward Kopischke. Clifford Koplen,
Louise Meyer, Walter Miller. Father
Scheuneman, Dorothy Tetzlof, Fran
ces Van Buren,, Ethel Werth, Agnes
Winter, Emil Yonke, Lewis Palmer
and Lura Zimmerman. - :
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Foley.
the lady who died as a result of IN .
juries received in the auto accident
Tuesday night, was held FRIDAY
forenoon, Rev. Father Condron Off
ciating. lnterment was in the
Janesville Catholic cemetery
THURSDAY evening while driving
dorf, Christ Eustice accid entaJiy
collided with the railing of the
bridge near the Matt OToole place
with his Dodge car, Considerable
damage to the car resulted.