New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-16
AT OUR MILLlNERs
Easter Hat Talk by Our Society
Editor.

spring hat that has already made it's
appearance at the different millinery
parlors in this city, the Easter bonnet
of the 1910 crop is almost sure to be a
turban. This style seems to be gaining
favor. Many charming variations
are shown in these chic little hats.
These hats are made of straight
band OF buckram or cape net to fit
down over the head closely There is
no inside portion, except fitted
bandeau if the head is very small.
They are worn low down on the right
side and tilted on the left.
Still another, which might be called
a sdress-up' hat, yet simple enough
to wear with tailored suit is a pretty
white leghorn turban. It retains the
snugiy fitting lines of the winter tur-
bans and has huge black velvet bow
smartly placed at the left side. The
new angle of the trimming and the fact
that the bow extends from the front to
the back, so that no part of the hat
itself can be seen from the left side, is
the narrow touch. The narrow rim is
faced with black velvet, and a band of
the material also circles the crown
Our ladies will do well to attend the
openings to take place Saturday
March 10Th at the different millinery
parlors and study the advertisements
which appear elsewhere in this issue.
The committee having in charge the
matter of raising funds with which to
purchase street lamps for Minnesota
street have received subscriptions
sufficient to purchase the necessary
lamps. The posts will be ordered in
a few days. Monday sample post
was received which will be erected on
Minnesota st. somewhere near the
post-ofice.
The ladies of the o. E. S. last Mon
day evening entertained at an in
formal tea in Masonic Hall. Guests
were present to the number of about
SO and were entertained in manner
which speaks to the credit of the COM
mittee in charge. The Masonic quar-
tet rendered excellent vocal music and
responded readily to encors. Ed.
Stoll delighted the audience by several
solos and Miss Myrtle Won Hagen of
Sleepy Eye, likewise rendered several
solos which were received with a
hearty applause. Stereoptican views
representing the Holy City and Rock
of Ages added much to the entertain
ment. All in all the affair was a
most pleasant one and greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Next Sunday will be duly observed
by the Christian churches as Palm
Sunday on which day the confirming
scholars are presented to the congre.
CATION and taken in as commandments.
Confirmation will be observed in two
local churches, in Lutheran st. Pauls
church and in the Friedens church.
The following will be confirmed in the
Lutheran church:
Girls----Martha Heidemann, Alma
Fitzke, Rosa Mielke, Hedwig Them
.litz, Ida Thiede, Mathilde Pidde,
Martha Kunz, Irma Langhof, Isabel
Guggisberg, Elsie Braun, Ellen
Gareis, Elsie Giese, Estella Cordes,
Amanda Tepe, Clara Getting, Lydia
Hoehne, Ida Wabke, Elsie Gieseke,
Lizzie Winner, Hen. Kogge.
Boys-Henry Aufderheide, Otto
Prahl, Conrad Hanschen, Harwy
Wellner, Arthur Lambrecht. Paul
Grams, Arthur Meier, Edgar Burk,
Fred Mueller, Willmar Windland,
VIM. Hager, Kurt Sauer, Hiding
Jahnke, Anton Barr, Otto Mont.
gomery, Edwin Lambrecht Edusrd
Weller.