The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21

~ Social Gospel Service. /
A most interesting social gospel
service was held in the Watonwan
Farmers Club HAN. Sunday, where
were assembled families coming
from radius Of thirteen milss.
p. m, the entire congregation were
seated around art1sticalfy arranged
tables, laden with choice culinary
art and supervised by NesdAmes
Krouse, Fredrickson, StsnerSon and
Charter. y
Immediately after dinner, ali
drew back from the tables, hymn
books were passed around and .
regular preaching service was con.
Quoted by Rev. j. NJ. Balm, D. D..
with, Miss Agnes StsRerson pre-.
siding at the organ.
The Friday evening previously,
at the regular Farmers Club meet
ing, Mr.. Balm delivered the ad-
dress, See America First" The
club Is prospering finely, proving q
great social and educational iasti-
tuition to the large rnembsrship.
Pretty Church wesairs.
The Evangelical Lutheran church
was the scene Of prettily appoint
cd wedding yesterday AFTERNOON 81
three o'clock. when Atss Lydia
Kroeger, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kroeger. became the bride
OF Kenneth Gollnar, son OF Mrs.
Sarah 0ollmar OF this city. Rev.
A. AckeFman, the pastor read the
wedding service. =
A program Of nuptial music sss
played by the oFganist, Nr. Pslssr;
Promise Me-" previous to the sSm'
dai chorus" from Lohsngrin was
used as the proeesaionAl and Men
delssohn's wedding march % Me
recessional. Miss Schirrschmtdt
sang II Love You Truly" While
the bridal party awaitsd at the
chancel. \
The bride was attractive in .
gown Of white canton crepe, With
her bridal veil caught up with Q
band Of pearls. Her only orna-
ments were string q paris, 3
gift Of the groom. and she carried
a shower boQuet OF pink and white
roses tied with tulls. The maid Of
honor, Miss Evelyn Swensen, was
Charming in an Alice blue frock Of
canton crepe and she carried an
arm boduet of pink and white car
nations and ferns. The hgides-
maids, Miss Kathryn 0ollmar, els
ter OF the groom and Edna Colbert,
were gowned in lavender and green
crepe and carried pink and xhits
carnations and maiden hair teTps,
The groom's attendant was Roy
Jones.. Immediately folloytng the
ceremony, a wedding dinner vas
given st the home OF the bride, 6s1
Nicoflet avenue, for atty guests.
The table was centered WITH 2
wedding caEe, decorated with pirk
and white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gollniar vii eS az
home in lie Huiliieg sfssr Oetccsf
FIRST. They are both smpisgsd ID
company. =
Entertained AZ Dinnsr.
A six O'Clock dinner was Kzven
BY Mr.. and Nrs. Al Huettl. st lhsir
pleasant home in West MAnketo.
last evening In honor ot Mrs.
wendell Schultz (vSronica Huettl)
OF this city whose MARRIAGE 70
Wendall Schultz occurred . few
weeks aeo. The gussts we're Inn :
tied to the brothers and .sfsters of
the honor guest. The evening vas
spent socially.
Anneuess engagement
Mrs. ]. watson Snith Of sol
Goodrich avenue, 81. Paul annnunc-
es the engagement Of her dHashtsyt
Mary Nathalie, to Fforian AytAnr
Kleinschmidt OF this city. Both Miss
Smith and sMr. Kleinsehtniat are
graduates o6 the NUniyesgity Of
Minnesota. Mr.. Kleipschmidt re-.
ceived his masters degree In erNa :
ftecture at HarYard University last
June. He is n member cf Alpha big
Chi, architectural frAterudy Apd
Tau Beta pi and Tan Sigma DedtA
honorary architectural and ensin-
eering fraternitiss. 80
The groom to be is a son OF Aid
ermsn and MrA Gust Kieinschnldt
OF West Front street and 10 rrsEtie.
ing the pYotessloa of architect With
offices in the Odd FeilONs' bald
ing.
Chapter MsseRs Entsrtainss
Id the nelghborhoOd 1 thFes
hundred Master and Royal Areh
Masons were guests OF Blue Earth
Chapter No. z R. A., H.. at o dinner.
address, at Masonic Temple, last
night. This event was the ssason'p
opening of social. activities for the
ehaptsF. and was a 5sD,sadis. 5Ds LAC S1s .
events will be given during the
winter.
At sig thirty O'Clock the. guests
partook Of q delicious dinner pre-.
pared by the ladies Of Cereal Chap
ter Eastern Star, and very ntcely
served in the banquet hall of tie
temple, the three tables set the en-
tire length of the room being oceu.
pied. During the serving OF the
meal piano and violin selsskiuas
were rendered by Messrs. Mgas sna
Parlova, and also vocal pEEabers by
a group Of Eastern Star ladies.
Following dinner the aNszts re-
tired to the lodge room where thSy
were entertained with D SpieDdid
address on Masonry by Grand Cus;
todian ". ]. Buckley Of the GySpG
Chapter Of Minnesota. Of ST. Paul
Brief remarks were also made by
uixh Priest John AlsSEt INhtapn,
and Brothers ": p. sSisrsr. Hofaek
w. Roberts. Harry Fcctner and J. J.
Fiachsenhar.
Married In MinpsapSils =.
The marriage Of Mtsa Olive r,
Olsen ana D. B: Wood occafsd oc