The Mankato free press., 1907-01-25
Social and Personal

+, Falls until two years ago, when sh
moved to Mankato with her family. Sh
graduated from the normal school sew
eral years ago and has taught school a
Blue Earth for three wears and the las
two years at Biwabik.c She is a yer,
pretty and attractive young woman
with large circle of warm friends. The
lgroom is practicing physician at Pine
City. He is also a graduate of the
state normal school. iiln fact, the ac-
Equaintance which finally resulted in this
attachment began when both were stu.
;dents at the Mankato normal. Dr.
Froelich is highly spoken of and has a
bright future. The emany friends of
both will extend their best wishes.
On Monday evening last the Lady
AIaccabees gave public installation be-
fore an audience of 200 members and
guests. Supreme Deputy Mrs. Anna
DeAIars installed the following officers:
Lady commander, Mrs. Mae Seeley; past
commander, .NIrs Alvina Overman; lieu
tenant commander, Mrs. Louise Sum-
mers; record keeper, Mrs. Ottilla Ander-
sen; finance keeper, Mrs. Matilda John
son; chaplain, Mrs. c. ID. Snyder; SER
geant, Mrs. Nellie Devens; mistress at
arms, Miss Wanda Shier; sentinel, Mrs.
Clausius; picket, Mrs., Rachel Lindahl
The installing officer was presented with
a beautiful bouquet of carnations. The
most interesting feature of the evening
was the Lady Maccabee drill, which was
put on with great credit to guards and
captain. After a few pleasant remarks
by Lady DeAIars, DR.. f. Z. Haas. great
commander of the k, o. 7. NJ, was in
troduced, who after eomplimenting the
ladies, gave an interesting talk on the
benefits of the order. During the evening
Mrs. Nichols was presented with gift
from the members to- carry to her new
home as token of esteem. The guests
were invited to the dining hall where a
banquet was served, after which the
evening was spent in dancing and So
cial time.
The Lady Maccabees will give mask
ball Feb. at the Sons of Herman hall.
The North AIankato w. C. T. U. will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j.
c. Joslyn on Nicollet avenue. The sub
ject will be Work as, a Character Build
err
Miss Gertrude Durkee entertained a
few friends last evening at 900" at her
home. Nice refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. G. Hoerr and Mrs. j. a.
Farmer gave progressive euchre party
at the home of the former, III Hanover
street, yesterday afternoon, that was at
tended by about fifty ladies. Mrs. W.
w. Eberhart won the prize. The re-
freshments were very tasty, and all had
a good time. m
The first division of the Ladies Aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
be entertained at thimble bee at the
home of Mrs. George Hoerr, 4l6 North
Broad, Thursday afternoon. All ladies
of the society are cordially invited to
come and bring friends.
The H. and c. club was delightfully."-
Tuesday afternoon by Mes
DANES Jones and Osmundsen at the
beautiful home of the former on State
street. Dainty refreshments were served
and the roasting of marshmellows at
the fireplace was greatly enjoyed.
The engagement is, announced of At
torney Albert Pfaender, who figured
prominently in the Koch murder trial
here, to Miss Mamie Newman, daugh-
ter of we'll known merchant of New
Ulm.
Miss Elyira Bierbauer gave five
o'clock dinner at the home of her father,
Oscar Bierbauer, on North Sixth street,
Yesterday afternoon. in honor of her ff-
teenth birthday. Twelve young ladies
were present and very enjoyable even
ing was spent. The dinner was fine
one. Hacks were provided to take the
guests home. !,
The marriage of Miss Vera Ortensa