The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25
From Mondays Daily.
Pretty Church Social Affair.

Pretty Church Social Affair.
One of the pretty church social af-
fairs of the week was the event of
Friday evening, when the &c. n. o."
club composed of young ladies of the
Baptist church, entertained at the
home of Miss Hedberg on State street.
Misses Miller and Holt were also host
esses. The rooms Were artistically
Ideally decorated with lanterns, fans
and parasols of Japanese design and
with the guests prettily gowned in
japanese costumes the effect was a
truly oriental one. A luncheon of tea
and chop suey was served in accord
ance with the customs of the orient,
the affair being one of the most de-
lightful that the club has ever given.
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Given Pretty Surprise.
Mrs. Chris. Danielson of South
Fourth street, was given very pref
ty surprise Saturday evening by TWEEN
ty of her friends, on the occasion
of her birthday. Five hundred was
played at four tables, and the hostess
was presented with an exquisite brooch
in honor of the event. Prizes were
given for the two highest scores and
a delicious luncheon was served. The
evening was spent very delightfully."-,
and the hostess received kindest wish
es for many more just as enjoyable
occasions.
Wedding Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Emma Augusta Kopke of
Medo, and Ralph Chauncey Wood of
Grand Rapids, Mich, on June "a
Will Be Married This Evening.
Tonight at eight o'clock occurs the
marriage of Miss Anna Engel to Philip
NJ. Landmark, both of this city.
1. i. j.
Miss Sundt returned last night from
Minneapolis.
Miss Sybil Dotson of st. Clair was
a Mankato visitor today.
: j. F. FERGUSON will leave tomorrow
for Boston to spend the summer
Miss Mention left this afternoon for
Denver, Colo, to spend the summer.
c.. f. Wise and family spent yester-
day at their cottage at Point Pleasant.
o. w. Morrow went to Faribault
yesterday and witnessed the ball game.
Mrs. d. d. Smith, of Liberty street
is visiting her nieces in Hubert, South
Dakota
William Goodrich spent Saturday
and Sunday in the twin cities. return
ing last night.
Mrs. 5. FL. Whitney of lie Sueur
Center was visitor in Mankato
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Minnie D. King of Wells and
Rose L. Tosch of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday in Mankato.
Mrs. j. s. Holbrook is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. L. R. Whiting, son
and daughter of Minneapolis.
G. A. Lewis took trip to Vernon
Center this afternoon, to deliver a
REQ automobile to a purchaser
Miss Anna Kopke and Miss Frieda
Meyer OF Mankato are spending a
week at the home of Miss Kopke's
parents in Medic.
Jacob van Demeide and wife of An.
dover. ). d., spent Sunday in the
city as the guests of the formers
uncle and aunt. Aid. and Mrs. GEORGE
Pass.
Miss Rose Rabe returned SATURDAY.
night from st. Paul, where she is
employed, and will spend vacation
OF week or more with her parents
in this city.
q. W. Eichstaedt left today for st.
Croix Falls, Wisconsin, ON a business
trip. Mr.. Eichstaedt was awarded the
contract Tor wiring the school house
and will be away from Mankato about
ten days.
District Deputy Isaac Roberts of this
city returned Saturday night from
Wabasso where he organized large
assembly for the E. +. u. Friday
evening. He left today for Morgan
and Redwood Falls where he has a
number of applications to present to
the lodges in those cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusk will ON
Thursday evening depart for Spokane,
Wash, to remain a few days, visiting
friends and relatives, after which thev
will continue their journey to Seattle,
where they will be the guests. of their
and also visit the exposition
on their return trip they will stop at
points in Iowa, expecting to return to
this city about Aug. l.
H. A. Patterson and family spent
Sunday at Point Pleasant. They have
moved the Patterson cottage further
north, having purchased from Mrs.
Catherine Doran of st. Paul the lot
just north, and will make some improve
ments to the cottage and repaint it.
While returning to the city last even
ing, via the north side of Lake
Washington, Mr.. Patterson and family
were caught by the thunder storm
a few miles north of the city, but
pulled up to a farm house where
they were Hospitality received.