The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-12


lights furnished the table decorations.
Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Gillespie are
daughters Of NJ. O. Sundt of this city.
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The Knights of Pythias Dance.
The knights of Pythias dance last
night was attended by about forty
couples, who enjoyed themselves huge
ly. The affair was decided success
from social point of view.
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Third of the Series of Luncheons.
The third of the series of delicious
six O'Clock luncheons to be given by
the high school division of the domestic
science department. of the public
schools was served last evening and
was success in every way, the same
as the first two. The following was
the menu
Cream of Celery Soup
Bread Sticks Olives
Lamb Chops with Tomato Sauce
French Fried Potatoes
Corn u la Southern
Biscuits Butter Balls
Grape Fruit Salad
Marshmallows, Fancy Cake Coffee
Those vino served last evening were
the following: Misses Ruth Bradley.
Margaret Pond, Mabel Schoelkopf,
Hazel Clark, Catherine Janda, Birdie
Tompkins, Fern Hoag, Agnes Rud
Fern Burmeister, Louie Cook and Alma
Pfieffer
| The guests were DR.. j. s. Holbrook.
DR.. w. A. Beech, Joseph Blissenback
and Mrs. b. ID. Smith of the board
of education, Mesdamcs Holbrook, Beech
and Blissenback, Superintendent Me-
Connell, Professor L. s. Headley. Prof
essor w. T. Crawford, Mrs. Schoelkopf
and daughter, Miss Hazel, Mrs. w. r.
lWcicking and daughter. Miss Emma,
Mrs. Swanson and daughter, Miss Nora,
Mrs. Agnew and daughter, Miss May,
Mrs. Osmondson, Miss Alice Alworth,
Miss Frcda Anderson, Miss Roberts and
Miss Francis.
The last of the series will be given
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
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Six O'clock Dinner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Manderlcld en-
tcrtained ut u six o'clock dinner last
evening. The ladies' spent the after
noon playing cards and the gentle
men arrived at six when a delicious
dinner was served. Covers were laid
for eight. The table was artistically
decorated with red carnations and
smilax. The first part of the even
ing was spent at cards and several
musical numbers were given. Later the
host and hostess with their guests
repaired to the X. Z. ball.
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MIR. and Mrs. LaDue Entertain.
| ST. Peter Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. LaDue entertained at six O'Clock din
ner last Tuesday, covers being laid ;or
twelve. The LaDue home was very
nations being used in all the rooms, and
nations being used i'll all the roms, and
bouquets of violets made the dining
room table very attractive. Before the
vorcd with piano and violin scIcc
tions by Mrs. Miemdcrfuer and Miss
Beatrice Hykc of Luvcrnc, who are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. LaDuc's this
week. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. La
Due gave u luncheon for seventeen,
and twenty-five guests will be enter
tanned at Il military whist party this
evening.
dutch Treat"
Mrs. Edward NJ. Zucl has issued
cards for Dutch Treat" to be given
next Tuesday Afternoon at her home
Oh Fifth street. 500 will be played.
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Birthday Anniversary.
| Mrs. Belknap of West Mankato en-
tcrtained few ladies at Il social aft
ernoon Wednesday, it being her birth
iday Conversation and music was in
dulgcd in after which nice lunch was
served. The ladies wished Mrs. Bell
KNAPP many happy returns of the day.
| First Sophomore Party.
Last evening the Odd Fellows hall
was the scene of one of the prettiest
and most unique parties OF the sea-
son. The taste of the young ladies
of the class of the high school was
fully demonstrated by the artistic dec
orations which were most prominent
in the reception room. Games and
dancing were INDUCED i'll until Il late
hour when dainty and toothsome re-
freshments were served. The Home
Sweet Home" waltz came all too soon
and as the guests departed for their
homes they unanimously voted the
party great success.
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| Minneapolis Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. b. Smythe of Park Rapids, who
have been visiting in the city have
gone to Little Falls to visit their dau-
ghter, Mrs. H. c. Snow.
Mrs. Harry Hayward will return to
Mankato on Monday. She has been i'll
Boston attending the funeral of her
father, the late Quincy Z. Dickerman
w. d. Willard spent the day in the
twin cities.
Mrs. Jessie c. Soaring returned today
from Wahpeton, S. D., where she has
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