The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-02-15
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From MONDAYS Daily.

From MONDAYS Daily.
Aurora Lodge. No. 81, Degree of Hon
or, very delightfully."- entertained Hiss
Minnie Lang and Fred G. Lang last
right ut Schiller hall on Jackson street.
Mr.. Lang and his sister will soon leave
for California to make an extended visit
and the lodge members gathered togeth-
cr to give them hearty send off. An
elegant repast was served at six o'clock
and III the evening cards were played
and everybody had Il good time.
Mrs. s. B. Wilson very pleasantly
entertained thirty two lady and gentle
men guests Saturday evening at five
hundred at her home on Clark street.
The spacious rooms were prettily decor
tied for the occasion and elegant re-
rcshmcnts were served Mrs. Il. d. Hub
Dard won the ladies' head prize and
gorge Smith won the mems head prize.
4 very pretty social affair was the
larty given by Mrs. j. j. LaDue and
Mrs. f. l.. Hawes to a large company
If ladies at the home of the former on
State street Saturday afternoon. The
decorations of the rooms We're smilaX
lnd hearts. Five hundred was played.
Delicious refreshments were served and
the affair was one of the most delight
tul afternoon events of the year.
Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Andrews gave an
enjoyable dinner to a party of
invent y-four ladies and gentlemen, at
their residence on Second and Cherry
streets Saturday evening. The decora-
tionS were in red and green and were
very attractive.
Miss Emma Dahms was pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening by Il
ing present. The evening was spent
playing games. Musical selections were
rendered by Mr.. Engle and Mr. Gilman,
who played the violin and Mr. Gagg
played the cornet. and Miss Anna Hagen
accompanied them on the piano. Re-
freshmcnts were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Weaver enter.
tanned the Town and Country club ut
their home. on South Front street Sat.
urday evening and a delightful dinner
was served to the guests at 6:3O O'Clock
and in the evening the guests played
five hundred. Mr.. Weaver presented each
lady member of the club with pound
box of chocolates. Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver
will entertain the Dog On club at
their home this evening
Mr. Oscar Pagel and Miss Altman will
be married at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. They will leave at 9:55 for
Minneapolis where they will spend their
Honeymoon.
Mrs. T. II. Summers entertained at
her coy home on Liberty street Sat
urday night. Cards were played and
elaborate refreshments were served.
A. S. Hall, representing the Waldorf
Canned Goods company, is confined to
his room at the Saulpaugh with Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mrs H. a. Patterson will leave We'd
nesday night for Boston, where she will
visit relatives.
Ora J. Parker of lie Sueur, better
known as the lie Sueur Tyre, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
Miss Anna Morris came up from ST.
Peter Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mankato friends.
Arthur Meyer left last night for
northern Wisconsin, northern Minnesota
and Chicago.
H. +. Carney is in the twin cities to-
day.
Miss Barlow left last night for Wis
it in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. n T. Hoverson and Miss
Clara Hoverson of Cream are visiting in
the city.
'. Stolquist, a Sebeke, Mimi, land
man, Is here on business trip.
\. {. Becker of Redwing is guest
at the Saulpaugh
Attorney Ellsworth Babcock of Wells
is in the city today on legal business
W. III. Leeman of Henderson and Fran
els Caldwell of lie Sueur are I'M the
city, combining business with pleasure.
c. H. Saulpaugh returned home from
Chicago yesterday afternoon and Mrs.
Bad Breath.
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