The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-07-30

Gertrude Eichstadt, Laura Van Wink,
$ "Seashels" Penn
! Miss Grace Hopkins.
IPhilopena ................ Helms
Gertrude Eichstadt
(! Philomel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kunkel
(, Miss Hopkins, Miss Wingen
Beauties of Paradise ..... .Steabog
Florian Kleinsmidt, Helen Black
May Day Observation-Disclosures. Schmoll
/ Laura VanWinkle
The Wanderer ..............K ohler
Esther Allen, Mabel Allen
Pleasant Birthday Party.
1t was most enjoyable family
party that celebrated the eightieth
birthday of Mrs. F. He'll at her home
on Plum street, Sunday noon. Mrs.
| He'll entertained her children and grand
children at a delightful birthday din
ner.
The decorations were a pretty ar
,, rangement of pink and cream roses
that centered the table. Covers were
placed for seven The hostess was
the recipient of many gifts APP
propriate to the occasion and also re-
ceived many sincere congratulations on
so important an event in her life Both
Mr.. and Mrs. He'll are well and enjoy
ing the best of health, Mr.. He'll having
celebrated his birthday only few
weeks ago.
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Bridge Whist Party at St. Peter.
st. Peter Tribune: On Friday after
noon Mrs. A. C. Rosenquist will be
hostess at bridge whist party in
honor of her sisters, Mrs. ]. F. Giles
and Miss Henrietta Glissman, of Los
Angeles, California. who are spending
the summer at the Rosenquist home.
Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Archie Pat
terson, Mrs. w. w. Warwick, Mrs. Ed
gar Weaver and the Misses Wise, all
of Mankato; Mrs. Al Poehler, Mrs.
and Miss Haney, of Henderson; and
Mrs. Harry Weis, of lie Sueur. On
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Rosenquist
will again open her house to her friends
in honor of her sisters and the guests
will be entertained at 800"
Party for Mr.. and Mrs. Pass
Miss Minnie Pass gave very en-
Joyable party last evening at the home
OF her parents, Alderman and Mrs.
George Pass, 300 Van Brunt street. i'm
honor of her guests, Misses Dorothy
Hengen and Alton Dawson, the for
mer her cousin, both of Fairmont.
Eighteen guests were present, and the
evening was spent in playing progress
sive peanuts, Miss Marjorie Mott win.
ming the head prize. Delightful re-
freshments were served. The rooms
were prettily decorated with sweet
peas and ferns.
Outing of Tourist Club. .
The members of the Tourist club
spent most delightful day at the
cottage of Mrs. r. Z. Brown at Lake
Washington. The affair was a lake
outing, both luncheon and dinner be-
ing enjoyed in true picnic style. A
number of the gentlemen joined their
wives and among the guests were
President and Mrs. C. III. Cooper.
Judge and Mrs. A. R. Pfau, DIR. and
Mrs. George r. Curran, Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Pell, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Strader and guest, Mrs. Il.
G. Harrington, Mrs. w. Z Young and
son Donald, Mrs. w. X. Gilcrist and
daughter of Gilcrest, Col. Mrs. j. M.
Mcconnell, Mrs Posey and guest, Mrs.
w. L. Warwick and Mrs. A. M. VIII
lard.
Entertained at a Breakfast.
Mrs. c. ID. Snow entertained infor-
mally today at breakfast, in honor
of her guest, Mrs. j. O. Graham of
Lincoln, Neb.
Enjoyed Picnic.
The Welsh Sunday school enjoyed
picnic at Minneopa today, going
on the 1885 a. m. train.
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Judge W. l.. Comstock was in st.
Paul today
Judge Francis Caldwell of lie Sueur
was in the city over night.
. County Commissioners Young and
Madigan this forenoon inspected the
new culverts that are being built on
the Madison Lake state road, and
found them all right Much grading
will have to be done to cover the
culverts, which are thirty inches in
diameter, made of concrete walls, six
inches thick.
Professor i. j. Gasink of LIE Sueur
Center was in Mankato today.
f. A. Miner and wife of GAINESVILLE
were visitors in the city over night.
w. r. Hammett brought his family
in from Lake Washington last night.
Miss Alta Davis of Fairmont is the
guest of Miss Minnie Pass this week.
ID. L. Bowen and family moved back
upon their farm in South Bend TODAY.
Miss May Call went to Madelia
today to visit for week or ten days.
Mr.. Warwick, senior, passed a COM
Portable night and continues to i'm
prove.
A. Grigsby of st. James and J. T..
Adams OF Morgan spent last night in
Mankato.
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