The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-18
Afternoon Tea.


Kathleen Hart at their home at 2731
Fremont avenue s. One hundred and
fifty invitations were issued and the
guests were principally members of
Miss Fergundus' sorority, the Gam
ma Phi Beta, and her college friends.
The hours were from to 6 o'clock.
Assisting in the rooms were the
Misses Eva Wilkinson, Marie Allen,
Mary FitZsimmOns, Francis Works,
Ethel Robertson and Katherine Sulli-
van, all Gamma Phi Beta girls and
Miss Marjory Gedlach of Mankato, a
house guest of the Misses Hart. Miss
Helen Riheldaffer poured tea in the
dining room where basket OF Kill
larney roses formed the center-piece.
Yellow autumn flowers were used in
the other rooms. Miss tergundus
will be accompanied to Porto Rico by
Miss Luvia Barclay. She graduated
from the University of Minnesota
last June and took a prominent part
in the class play. She was one OF
the most popular girls in her class
during her entire course.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Yenish of ST.
Clair were in Mankato Friday.
Mrs. Emma Anderson of VOlga, S.
D., is visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. John w. Hyslop of Aberdeen,
s. D., is in the city for a visit.
Mrs f. H. Mead of Lake Crystal
called on Mankato friends Friday.
Robert Lamm was called to Apple
ton, Wis, this afternoon, on business.
Mrs. A. f. Cole, the milliner, has
returned from purchasing trip in
the east.
Attorney r. F. Hunt of the firm of
Philips & Hunt returned from Boston
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Ballenger of Madison
Lake was in the city Friday, visit
ing friends.
Misses Anna and Elizabeth l..
Scion of Pittsfield, Mass, are visiting
in the city.
Miss Mary Louise Morehouse of
Usage, Iowa, is visiting in the city
and vicinity
Miss Margaret Hickman of Red
wing and two others were in Man
kato last night.
Misses Mabel Evans and Grace
King of Waterloo, Iowa, were in Man.
kato over Sunday.
Mrs. j. l.. Hendley and Miss Melissa
Hendley of Nicollet were Saturday
visitors in the city
Miss Stasia M. Weir of Vernon
Center paid her Mankato friends ii
visit a day or so ago.
Professor E. j. Gasink of Minnea-
polls. was in the city over Sunday,
renewing acquaintances.
Mrs. Edwin Fl. Derby departed
yesterday for Boston where she will
visit for several weeks.
George Hartman of ST. Paul was
in MankatO over Sunday, the guest
of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Nerbovig.
Mrs. J. W. Warrant and Miss Eva
Warrant of Lake Washington did
some shopping in the city Saturday.
Robert Beebe, who has charge of
the pumps for the Omaha road, has
returned from a three months trip
to England.
Mrs. c. H. Johnson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, spent Sunday in
Lake Crystal, as the guests of Mrs.
Charles Fox.
Miss Marie Thorsen departed this
morning for Vernon Center where
she will be the guest of friends for
several days
/ Carl SpOrnitz of Lincoln, Neb., is
| here, the guest of his cousin. Will
! liam Spornitz, ticket agent at the
I Omaha depot.
! A. G. Kingsley, travelling freight
and passenger agent of the Chicago
& Northwestern road, was i'm the
city Saturday
Miss Louise Johnson returned Fri
day night from Waupun. Wis, after
visit of three or four days with
her grandparents.
Thomas Spencer and family Of
Blanchard, Iowa, arrived yesterday
with their household goods, and will
locate in Mankato.
County Surveyor Brooks goes to
Litchfield tomorrow to attend
three days meeting of the state
highway engineers, who will have a
school of instruction.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, Mrs.
Charles Harein, Miss Stella L. Hare.
in and Miss Louise Cook of Eagle
Lake did some weekend shopping
and visiting in the city.
Miss Helen M. Phillips, who has
been visiting Mrs. d. A. Swami for
couple of weeks, left this noon for
Sioux Falls, S. D., to take care of
her invalid sister again.
A. R. Laudon, Judge of probate of
Redwood county, was in the city to-
day. Judge Laudon is attorney for
the creditors in the julius Rossow
bankruptcy before Referee ]. A. Fit
tie.
Lyman Sholes, agent for the Om-
aha road at Omaha, and well-known
/! in MankatO, passed through Mankato
today en- route to his home. He has
been spending a few days in st.
Paul
Miss Emma Olson, of the county
auditors office left this afternoon
! for Deering, N. d., to spend couple
of weeks visiting her uncle and
family. She is taking her annual
vacation.
Mrs. Anna Kraus was called to
New Ulm on account of the sudden
death of her little nephew, Eugene
Heinen, which occurred Friday. He
was Dlaying near q sand nit and il