The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-13
to Mrs. Charles E. conant. Wells.

to Mrs. Charles E. Conant. Wells,
Mimi"
Reception of Beta Mu kai Gamma.
The members of the Beta Mu kai
Gamma club of this city were
hostesses at reception given at
the home of the Misses Wise at
919 South Front street Saturday
from two until six. There were
the nineteen members of the club
in the receiving line in the library.
This room was decorated in red,
SALIVA being the flowers used. The
parlor was decorated with pit
fusion of cosmos and red dahlias.
In the dining room yellow chrysan-
themums and lilies were used. The
house was darkened and candles
we're used throughout.
Simple refreshments were served
and during the afternoon VERSIONS
orchestra furnished music. About
two hundred ladies attended the
function which was one of the most
delightful held in the city for some
time past.
Delightful music was furnished by
VERSIONS orchestra.
Gave Couple Pleasant Surprise.
About thirty neighbors joined
hands last night and gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Kohl. 1417 North Broad
street, pleasant surprise. The self
invited guests had brought with
them a bountiful lunch and after the
card games and music of the even
ing had died away, sat down to q
late supper which, according to the
report, was far above the average.
Will Receive.
ST. Paul Pioneer Press: Mrs. A.
O. Eberhart, wife OF the governor,
will resume her fortnightly Friday
afternoons at home this week. She
will be assisted by Mrs. F. B. Wood,
Mrs John Hardy, Mrs. f. Fl. fIobe,
Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. T. l..
Hacker, Mrs. Edward NJ. Freeman
and Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson and Mrs.
]. B. Pike of Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Schirrschmidt.
Miss Marie Schirrschmidt was
very pleasantly entertained at her
home on North Front street last
evening by 4 large number of her
friends. Many vocal solos were rem
dered, nice refreshments were served
and the evening was enjoyably spent
by all present.
Fl. II. Thide of New Ulm spent
Sunday in the city.
Ernest Evans of Blue Earth Wis
tied in Mankato yesterday.
Charles Larson of lie Sueur trans
acted business here today.
James f. Swenson of Lake Crystal
called in the city this morning.
Miss Julia Stone of Fairmont Wis.
tied with friends here Saturday.
n. ID. Watson came down from
Truman yesterday to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Christensen Of
MadeIia visited in the city Satur-
day.
Judge w. L. Comstock went to
New Ulm this noon on legal bust
ness.
Clair Crane and Clarence Sweigerd
spent Sunday with friends at Wa.
SEGA.
Mrs. l.. l.. Coulter of Blue Earth
is in the city visiting Mrs. F. A.
Cote.
Attorney II. +. Plymat OF Rolla,
Y. D., is the guest OF his brother
attorney w. A. Plymat for a few
days.
James Finley Of GAINESVILLE visited
in Mankato yesterday and this
morning.
II. ]. Rademacher of lie Sueur
Center was calling on friends here
yesterday.
Miss Bertha DietZ of New Vim
was the guest of Mrs. Louise Bulls
yesterday.
Mrs. Pauline Crow left here today
for Denver.
Mrs. n. u. oiiiTp anu Ciiiiui Oh
departed this afternoon for kala
mazoo, Mich.
Attorney Franklin r. Ellsworth
went TO st. James today on lega
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanson speni
Sunday with Mr.. Hanson's parents
at Lake Crystal.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Tomlinson ant
family OF st. Peter spent Sunda!
visiting in the city.
Miss Ada Mcleod was the guess
of her uncle, Ellis Jones, and wife
at Lake Crystal yesterday.
Miss Pearl Behmer departed yes
terday for Yuma, Arizona. where sh'
will remain during the winter.
Mrs. Tudor Jones OF Cambria i
the guest of friends in Mankato
She will return home tomorrow.
Earl Taylor, wife and the latter
mother, Mrs. d. G. Mcclure, depart