The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
Social andPersonal
From Thursdays Daily.
Bridge Party.

From Thursdays Daily.
Bridge Party.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
Pond entertained at bridge in honor
of her guest, Mrs. j. L. Zickrick of
Winona The decorations were in ma
tional colors and the game was played
at four tables. Mrs. Zickrick, the hon
or guest, being the winner of the first
prize. A very pretty luncheon was
also served
Party for Mrs. Zickrick.
Mrs. w. S. Beard informally enter
tanned few friends at bridge yester-
day afternoon, at her apartments at
the Saulpaugn. in honor of Mrs. j. L.
Zickrick of Winona, who is the guest
of Mrs. George Pond, South Broad
street.
Dancing Party.
The Cecilian club will give one of
its dancing parties at the |. o. o. o.
F. hall this evening.
In Honor of John Schweiser.
Mr.. and Mrs w J. Nixon very
pleasantly entertained a company of
sixteen young people last evening in
honor of john Schweiger, who departed
today to take the position of stem
ographcr on one of Uncle Sans big
battleships. Mr.. Schweiger has served
in the Philippines with credit to him
self
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Mankato People in Vaudeville.
OF special interest to many Man
kato people was the vaudeville show
at the university chapel Tuesday night,
given by the Women's league, at which
Miss Kathleen Hart sang most credit
ably series of catchy Irish songs
that completely won the audience. Her
voice was in its usual sweet tone and
her hearty applause was particularly
well merited, as the Irish dialect parts
and intonations were especially well
given.
Miss Mary Cutler is also well known
in Mankato. having visited here as a
guest of Miss Kate Hubbard. Miss
Cutler did some very clever pieces of
acting, as did Mr.. Augustus Miner
also a student at the university and
who had acquaintance in Mankato.
Mrs. I'll. A. Alleman of COZ State
street entertained a company of friends
at five hundred this afternoon.
w. \. Durham, who has been visit
ing i'll the city for ten days, returned
to his home in Ulen, Mimi, today
George Welch of st. Peter was in
the city over night.
E. L. Rasey of st. James spent last
night in the city.
ID. r. Williams of Cambria was in
the city today
i. a. Burmester of Wells was in
Manzato today.
Division Superintendent L. G. Schev-
enell of Winona was in Mankato over
night.
a. J. Koob of Waseca was in Man
kato today.
NJ. Z. Babcock of St. Paul is at
tending the district court in this city.
II. L. Shafrer of GAINESVILLE was in
thc CITY Ioudl.
Louis Malzahn of Good Thunder
transacted business in the city today.
W. l.. HiXon left yeterday for the
south where he will join his family at
Louisville
I. Hannell of GAINESVILLE paid the
city visit today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Split of Ma
pleton were in Mankato last night on
their way to Elysian, where they will
reside, the former engaging in the sa-
loon business
ID. H. Evans, prominent merchant
OF Tracy. was i'll the city today.
David Richards returned last night
from his trip to New York, where he
purchased a large line of goods.
DIR. NJ. b. Wood is in Minneapolis on
business today
Mrs. L. w. Hart is in the cities for
a few days visit.
Mrs. II. ID. Hubbard, who has been
spending several weeks at Hamilton.
Bermuda, will sail March 2, for New
York, where she will visit relatives be-
Tor returning to Mankato.
w. w. Weller visited relatives at
Waterloo, Iowa, last week He states
that there was no snow there. He saw
bushel of seed corn sold for $95.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brett are
expected to arrive in the city with
the remains of their son, Frank T..
Brett, on the 4:4J Omaha train this
afternoon. The train connections at
Kansas City were SO close that some
anxiety has been felt by the family as
to whether it would be possible for
them to arrive today, but as no word
has been heard to the contrary, Mr.
and Mrs. Brett are expected this af-
ternoon.
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