New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-22
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Social Events.

Tho card party arranged b
Gsemanis Lodge No. 9 Of ne Order Q
Hsrmann's Sisters proved decide'
success. Euchre Was the game sn'
prizes were awarded - follows: Lon
hand, Mrs. Wd.t Eibner; Let ladies'
prize, Mrs. Joseph Koehler; 1st gen
tlen.en's prize, Herman Schiemann
ladies' BOBBY prize, Mrs. Louis Has
and gentlemen's BOBBY prize, Miss
Marie Bachmsnn.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno,
Hauenstein, Jr., gathered at their
homo near Hunters Rest Thursday
afternoon and evening. The occasion
was the first wedding anniversary and
the guests came prepared, but as
there was some difference Of opinion
90 to whether the gifts should be Of
cotton or paper, they we're varied in
character. A seven o'clock dinner
was served and the evening passed
pleasantly, the guests departing 1t .
late hour.
Mrs. Emil Hsge gave whist party
to . number of friends Thursday
afternoon from 2 to 10 honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sigurd Hsge, who were here
on their honeymoon trip. The first
prize went to Mrs. Helmes of St. Paul
and the consolation prize to Mrs.
Weiser. There were three tables.
The newly married couple left Sstur-
day after two days stay for their
home in the West.
The current News Club met with
Mrs. A. ]. Vogel last week Tuesday,
Nov. 14th. The following program
was carried out: Quotations. Reading,
Egypt, Mrs. Il. D. Beussmsnn Read
ing, Japan l., Miss NJ. Wendt; Current
Events, Miss Vera Stricken; music,
Mrs. +. Hseberle. The club is study
ng Stoddsrd's Lectures this winter.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday, |
Nov. %, Mrs. VIM. Stoll, hostess,
drs. c. Zelle, leader.
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel entertained at
Whist Monday afternoon for Mrs.
Silverson, who will leave next Mon
lay with Mr.. Silverson on trip to
california and Hawaii. There were
our tables at cards and Mrs. O.. M.
)lsen and Mrs. Weiser won high
rizes and Mrs. o. C. Stricken and
1rs. Siegel low. The Silversons will
pend a couple of months in Honolulu
nd will remain in California until
pring. Their little son Charles will
OF accompany them but will stay
it'll his grandparents in St. Paul.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson gave Thimble
arty to dozen friends. The party
as in honor of Mrs. Helmes who is
sitting Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. 81. A. Vogelpohl celebrated her
rthday recently with the help of the
oung Ladies Society of the Luthe.
u Church.
Another birthday party OF the
eek was given in honor of Mrs.
ouise Vogelpohl who passed her
xty eight milestone last Thursday.
any friends and relatives gathered
her home to wish her happy returns
the day.
The Ladies Birthday Club of the
lrner Frsuenverein will meet Thurs
y OF this week for their monthly
rthday party. The ladies whose
fridays are to be celebrated are
RS. Frank. Mrs. F. w. johnson,
rs. Bellm, Mrs. Schiller and Mrs.
,hiemann.
One OF the pleasant social events of
Q season will be the opening of
lrner Hall Club Rooms which will
Ike place Thanksgiving night. 1t is
1t generally understood that the
fair is to be one for the public
'ne:ally as some announcements
we been sent out out the club
anagement extends cordial invita-
IN to all who would enjoy attending,
be present. The affair is to be in
nature OF an informal reception.
here will be fine musical program,
ongressman Hammond has promised
deliver an address and after the
mpletion of the program there will
dancing and one of the famous
ppers the Frauenverein is noted for
rving. The musical program is
ven elsewhere in our columns as
III as hints of some of the other !
mbers which are being arranged