The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-12-31
SOCIAL CIRCLES
MRS. n. 5. Hayward, Editor
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Mars. n. 5. Hayward, Editor
~. w. phone, 80 Citizons, 213
Episcopal Sunday School Christmas
Tree.
Gifts were distributed to the mem
bers of the Episcopal Sunday school
last evening following the usual SER
vices held on such an occasion.
Rev. p. X. Edwards conducted the
services. In the distribution Rev. Don
ahue and Professor Soaring of the
normal school assisted Rev. Edwards
Following the distribution Rev. Ed
wards invited the congregation to the
rectory where the children played
games and amused themselves and the
older folks spent the time in So
cial way. Refreshments We're serv-
ed. Rev. Edwards was present
stantial sum, gift from the men of the
parish
Quiet Wedding.
a quiet wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at the Christian church
parsonage, the contracting parties being
Miss Doris Bussman and Lawrence
Glow. Rev. c. b. Osgood performed
the ceremony and Immediately follow
ing the marriage service, the bridal
couple left for their home near Tru-
man. where ;hey are to reside on a
farm. The bride was prettily attired
in gown of soft blue with hat and
coat of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glow are popular young
people and are receiving many sim
cere congratulations over the wedding
event of yesterday.
Progressive Whist.
Mrs. J. E. Stanley of Center street,
entertained on Monday evening few
friends at progressive whist. Holly was
artistically used in the decorations
throughout the rooms, and the seasons
colors were predominant.
The game YVES played at five tables,
Miss Stanley of st. Paul winning the
honors. Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the game.
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Enjoyable Basket Party.
Yesterday a very enjoyable day
was spent in the event of a basket
party at the home of Mrs. Z. +. Hair
of Baker avenue, a number of her
briends going to her home, each TAX
ing with them basket luncheon. The
ladies also took their sewing, and a
social thimble bee made the affair an
unusually pleasurble one for both hos
tess and guests.
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Royal Arcanum Dance.
The second Of the series of Royal
Arcanum dancing parties occurred last
night at knights of Columbus hall,
and was equally as pleasurable an af-
fair as the first party, about twenty
five couples participating. Lamm's or
chestra furnished music and refresh
ments We're served. Preceding the
dance, there, was a class Initiated
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In Honor of Mrs. ]. S. Young.
Mrs. c. j. Posey entertained at one
o'clock luncheon this noon in honor of
Mrs. j. S. Young of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Paul w. Barney of Center
street, will entertain few friends in
formally at coffee, tomorrow afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. j. S. Young.
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Birthday Luncheon.
Mrs. W. Peterson of Center street
entertained at birthday luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs j. E. STAN
ley. Covers were placed for fourteen
guests and the holiday decorations
were used.
Entertained Thimble Bee
Miss Margaret Lloyd and Miss Bes-
sic Lloyd of Cherry street entertained
informally this afternoon at a thin
bic bee, in honor of their girl friends
who are in the city for the holiday
vacation.
Will Give Reception.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Macbeth and Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Gardner have issued
invitations for reception at the
Saulpaugh hotel on Tuesday evening
January 4, 1910.
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Will Entertain Sunday School Class.
This evening, j. Z. Hart of Clark
street will entertain his Sunday school
class of fifteen young men at $50 din
ner, after which a social evening will
be spent.
Ed Owens left for Chicago yester-
day afternoon.
Attorney c. E. Phillips went to st.
James yesterday.
Mr.. Ekels returned today to Lans-
ing, Mich, where he is attending
school,
j. Z. Flynn, clerk of court at Blue
Earth, was in Mankato today on court
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hunt returned
last night from Chicago where they
spent Christmas.
Charlie Owens, who has been away
over Christmas, returned yesterday aft
a,.noon IN IVallyer