The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-12
From MONDAYS Daily.
Ma=oucrade Ball Prizes.

From Mondays Daily
Masquerade Ball Prizes.
Ten prizes were awarded at the De
gree OF Honor Masquerade Friday night
as follows: First, lady, Miss Minnie
Sherver; gentleman, Guy II. Grant;
second ladies' Mrs. G.. Heinze; gen.
tleman, Leo Olson; third, lady, Lii
liam Rhodes; gentleman, Clarence WED
enmann; fourth lady, Mrs. SchTcr;
gentleman, Frank Chirstoberson; fifth,
group, first Veronica Miller, Anna Oh
son, Alma Munson; second group, Mrs.
Harry Wildes, Mrs. L. W. Lobdell, ID. ID
Richards H. G.. Augustine. The Judges
who awarded the prizes were Misses
Martha Lentz, and Katherine Elder,
Messrs. C. H.. Griebel, James Grierson
and Herman Bngcr.
Royal Arcanum Dancing Party.
Tomorrow evening Mankato council
No. 1920, Royal Arcanum, will give
dancing and card party at its new
hall, in the Coughlan-H Hickey block.
There will be dancing from $3.50 until
1890, and Lamm'S orchestra will fur
nish the music. Refreshments will be
served. Inc committee having III
charge the arrangements for this at
fair. +. +. Monson, \. J. Neigcl and
+. w. Bates, inslres its complete sue
cess.
Entertained in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. L. c..
Warner entertained a group of friends
at luncheon Thursday at her home,
1913 First avenue south. Pink roses
centered the table and the afternoon
was spent informally"
Mrs. Warner is former resident Of
Mankato.
Surprised Mr. and Mrs. Safer.
Last Saturday night about fifty Her
man Sons and Sisters surprised Mr..
home three miles north of the city.
The party was driven out in two large
sleighs. Mr.. and Mrs. Salfer had al
ready retired for the night, and the
noise that the party made in order to
wake the couple up, made them think
that it was an attack of the japanese.
After spending most delightful even
ing, and before returning nome, Mr..
Otto Schwender, in a few well-chosen
words presented gold lodge pin to
Mrs. Salfer. Mr.. and Mrs. Salfer
proved themselves royal entertainers.
Entertain at Cards and Dancing.
Misses Belle and Carrie Fowles en-
tertained party of young people
Saturday evening at cards and dane
ing.
Boys as Entertainers.
The boys of Miss May Fletcher S
class very pleasantly entertained the
girls of Miss Mary Holm's class Sat
urday evening at the Hope chapel. 1t
was Valentine party and the decora
lions were appropriate to the occasion
Very nice refreshments were served
and the girls vote the boys first class
entertainers.
UlIich- Hair Wedding.
Cards have been received i'll the city
announcing the marriage Saturday, Jan.
9, at Salt Lake City, Utah, OF Miss
Adeline Sadleir Ulrich to Gcar.e Ed
ward Hair. They will be a. home
after Feb | at % Newell block, Salt
Lake City.
Mr. Heir is a sou OF Mrs. ';corge r..
Hal! of this city, ana has numerous
friends and acquant1Eces in the city
IL. served during the Spanish Amer
can war as colonel OF u regiment of
rough riders, and formed the &C
qua:ntence of President Roo ,crelt, IN
der whose administration he is now
hoiGins position. tic is II gcutl'
nan who has the highest esteem Of
all, and will have the congratulations
OF lis many friends.
+ :. J.
DIR. j. Ill. James has returned from
his trip to Indiana.
n L. Fuller of Amboy spent Sat
urday in the city.
Mrs. Frank Claguc of Lamberton
accompanied her husband to the city
Saturday. and was the guest of her
brother, Miles Porter, and family, yes
terday. Mrs. Clague is spending the
winter i'll st. Paul with her husband,
Senator Clague.
Mrs. Ii. S. Hayward returned at
noon today from Boston, Mass, where
She was called by the death of ner
father.
DIR. H. w. Maltby, formerly of Man
kato, is now residing ut G73 West Mad
ison street, Chicago. He writes that
he and his family are all well and
getting along nicely.
J. \. Berquist spent Sunday at
kasota.
George b. Owen and son were pas
sengcrs for Chicago this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. May, who were mar
Iied the other day, leave tomorrow
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