New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-07
Social Events.

The group of teachers stopping at
the Zelle home, Miss Gould, Miss
Drum, Miss Schwanke, Miss Wetter-
ling and Miss Lovelace, entertained
the members of the Christian Endeavor
society at pretty home party last
Saturday evening. The business
meeting OF the society was held first
and after that . series of very amusing
games which had been arranged BY
the hostesses was carried out. Dainty
refreshments were served and the
guests declared the evening one OF the
pleasantest enjoyed this winter.
Mrs. C. A. Zelle and Mrs. B. y.
Beecher entertained at the Zelle home
on South Broadway last Thursday.
There we're six tables at whist. Mrs.
| Fl. N. Somsen and Mrs. L. B. KIook.
won first prizes and Mrs. O. vogtel
ind Mrs. F. w. Johnson second
prizes. The rooms were decorated
with carnations and smilax and deli
cious refreshments we're served.
In spite OF the inclement weather the
attendance at last Saturdays dance
at Turner Hall was gratifying in the
extreme. Nearly two hundred merry
makers braved the storm that was
raging to prove that they we're
"friends" of the Thursday Glass"
and to eat chicken pie with them.
The arriving guests we're welcomed
by committee invested with all the
charms of warm hospitality and every
one at once felt at home and enjoyed
the event from beginning to end. The
affair had been arranged as a
"Chicken Pie'' party aud each guest
was given q badge of fluffy chicken
feathers tied with ribbon and the idea
was carried out in various ways By
the hostesses and the guests SO that
Edmund Rostsnd might have thought
some of his "Chsnticleer" characters
had run away to the Turner Hall party
had he been allowed peep in at the
festiv ities.
The menu consisted of chickenpie,
saratoga chips, pickalilli. bread and
butter, cake and coffee. Covers had
been laid in the Dutch Room for one
hundred fifty, but that proved insuf1i-
cient and tables had to be arranged
for the old bachelors who could not
be dragged away from the skst tables
for the first serving. The majority OF
the guests preferred dancing, how
ever, and they were gratified by the
specially good music the hostesses
had provided. ...
Miss Gretchen Behnke entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of Miss. Vera Helmes of st.
Paul, who 10 visiting her aunt, Mrs.
F. w. Johnson.
Club Affairs. .... .
The Current News Club held its
regular meeting Tuesday of last week
at the home of Mrs. E. 81. Hseberle.
The following program was carried
out:
Roll Call-Bright Sayings Of Famous
People.
Re aiding of Weeks Lesson-La Belle
France and Spain, Mrs. W. H.
Stoll, Miss Vera Stricken.
Current Events-Mrs. 81. D. Beuss-
mann.
Piano Solo-Mrs. E. H. Haeberle.
Visitors Day which was scheduled
for next Tuesday has been postponed
for two weeks and the regular meeting
will be held. Mrs. c. w. Miller will
be hostess.
The Woman's Literary Club will
m eet next Tuesday with Mrs. W. B.
M ather. The Days topic will be
"Civil Service.'
Tonight there will be another one
of the congenial club dances at Turner
Hall. .....,.
At the card party held at the Catho-
lie school house last Tuesday tie
following won prizes: star prize, Ed.
Berg; ladies' punch prize, Mrs. B.
Esser; Gentlemen punch prize, Wer-
ner Baer; BOBBY prizes. Mrs. Meier