The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-05

ments were served. Just before leav-
ing, the guests gathered around the
table and Joined in singing the well
known song in honor of the host, For
He's a jolly Good Fellow"
Dinner Party.
st. Peter Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. LaDue will be at home next
Tuesday, Feb 2, and will entertain
a company of friends at dinner
party. On next Thursday they will
entertain at luncheon, and on Friday
evening will give military whist
party.
Married at Des Moines.
Fred E. Sheldon of Mankato was
united in marriage 10 Miss Grace Mich
aels of Marshalltown Iowa, at Des
Moines.
Masquerade Ball Postponed.
| The masquerade ball advertised for
tonight by Mankato Lodge, Degree of
Honor, is postponed Those who nave
purchased tickets should retain them
The committee in charge of the dance
will arrange for another date.
+ - i
Played $500"
Il Mr. and Mrs. Jonn H. Hohmann en-
tertained party of thirty at then
home on South Broad street last even
ing at 500" The prizes were wor
by Mrs. Leo Kieffe and Louis Janda
Toothsome refreshments were served
md all had a good time.
Box Social
The following is the program of TIT
!, library benefit entertainment and boz
= social to be given at the North Man
katO school tomorrow evening at eigh
o'clock:
Il Selection, NJ. c.. c.. orchestra.
Remarks, Rev. j. d. Mccormick.
u Annual report, Mrs. Longstreet, Ii
brarian.
II Vocal solo, Miss Esther Rud.
Piano duet, the Misses Hodapp.
Reading, Mrs. f. H. Willisford.
Selection, NJ. c. c.. orchestra.
Vocal selection, quartet.
Music, Mandolin club.
Recitation, Miss Julia iSkoog
Selection, NJ. C. c.. Orchestra.
You will be pleased with the enter
;. entertainment will be a jolly socia
y time.
A An Informal Dinner.
Miss Lucille Brandenburg entertaine
at an informal dinner last evening j
lis, VINO is the guest of Miss Kathlee
9 Hart.
Chatting Dish Party.
This evening Miss Laura Lulsdor
6 will give a chatting dish party j
. honor of Miss Ann Parr of Minneapc
lis, who is visiting Miss Kathlee
. Hart.
Grand Ball de Tete.
The Cecilian club enjoyed its gran
Y ball de tete last evening at the /.
a 10. F. hall immensely. Twenty couple
4 were present, and the evening Wa
q spent in dancing. the dancing Taste
% until the last car went.
- Dance of the Patriarchs.
ri The Patriarchs' Dancing club gay
- its second party at the knights {
Columbus hall last evening, and
was greatly enjoyed. Lamm's orche
70 ira furnished the music.
IL i. !. :.
Isl NJ. o. Barbeck and w. A. Housto
of Tracy were in Mankato yesterda.
Fred and George HoughtOn of Gar
J. IS. d., were in Mankato yesterday an
left for Seattle, Wash, last nigh
= Mrs. Ackman left yesterday for
~ trip to California and Pacific coas
70 points.
III Mrs. Bierbauer left yesterday fc
, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Martin Walser and wife and NJ
a and Mrs. John Volz of West NewtO
cousins of Martin Walser, visited hi
and Mrs. Walser yesterday, to b
them farewell Bonnie Vok of Ne
IS Richland was in the city today for tt
l. same purpose. Mr.. and Mrs. Marti
t. Walser leave tomorrow for Europe.
IS Father Conway of st. Louis is sic
st in st. Joseph's hospital.
Miss Kate Hubbard returned la!
night from Minneapolis to remain ov'
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Z.
"a Richter.
K w. Il. Hunter of Lyle, Mimi, rel
l. resenting the Lyle Corrugated Culver
e. company, was in the city today in I'll
interest of his company.
al Attorney w. j. Pell left yesterda
y for Portland, Oregon, and will visit
;. number of towns. He is planning G
= moving west in the spring, and wi
:, probably pick out a location on tn
" trip.