New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31
Social Events.


the "Spsnferkel" party, will be given
at the Gym at Turner Hall Saturday
evening, February 3rd. This party
is given by the members Of the Thurs
day Ladies' Glass of the Turning
School and promises to be IS great q
success as the last Gym party was.
-Four hundred Invitations have been
issued and preparations are being
m de for q generous attendance. Inc
supper served will consist of Chicken.
pie and the fixings.
Miss Louise Nellie entertained the
lady teachers at her home Saturday
evening. They played "Rook," a
game somewhat similar to "Flinch'
and prizes we're awarded, Miss Hedtke
and Miss Lovelsce receiving head
prizes and Miss Carrie Schmidt and
Miss Johnson the consolation prizes.
There have been coasting parties
and sleighing parties galore the past
week. College Hill is q favorite place
for bob-sled coast:ng, being long, and
slippery and sheltered. The smaller
lads have joyous time with long
PROFESSIONS of handsleds or hobs
drawn by . single horse. Az ola
fashioned winter always means more
fun for children and grown-ups as
we'll, provided they are not grouchy
grown-ups. The young men and
women to the number of about thirty
filed two big sleds to overlooking
Thursday evening and drove out to
the Krause home at Essig. They took
music with them and spent the early
evening in dancing. After supper
at midnight they came home. voting
the trip the most enjoyable OF the
season.
The married friends OF Mrs. Jahnke
had sleighrjde party Sunday
evening, driving to the Jahnke home
about miles out in the country where
a very pleasant evening was spent.
The Ladies Society of the Turn
verein gave their annual monthly
birthd ay party last Friday afternoon
atlTurner Hall. The party was larger
and more elaborate than usual,
great many guests being invited out
side of the Society. The birthdays
celebrated were those of Mrs. Louise
Bernh ardt, Mrs. Wilhelmine Brandt
Mrs. Maria Volquardsen and Mrs.
Caroline Frenzel. The party was
given in the Ladies Room and in the
Social Hall. Supper was served IN
the Dutch Room at 5 O'Clock. A short
program of readings and rotations
was given during the supper and after
the guests had returned to the Hall
Mrs. L. B. Kroek sang for them and
Miss Gretchen Behnke entertained
khem With . number of iastrumentsl
solos.
4 Turner Hall Dutch Room 10 BE-
coming . very popular place to spend
I social hour or Two with friends OF
"a evening. The Ladies Society
serves light luncheon to those who
care for it and the beauty OF the
Durroundings and the pleasant COM
psnions to be found make . quiet
evening there most enjoy able.
Last Tuesday evening local alumni
Of the State University Of Miunesota
met at the Offices of the 'Drs. Reineke
and Rieke and perfected az organi'
ration which is to include all of the
alumni of the University residing IN
this County. w. H. Dempsey vas
elected Pres; Miss Vera Stsickler:
Secy.: and DR.. H. W. Rieke, Treas.
A cordial invitation was extended to
alumni residents of Brown County,
TO ioin the organization.
There was q card party at the
Catholic School House Tuesday
evening.
St, Anne's Sewing Circle will oe
Thurs day afternoon OF
this week by Mrs. Albin Carlson and
Mrs. Bernhard Esser at the Esser
home at 123 South Minnesota street.
DR.. and Mrs. Rothenburg OF Spring
field entertained at . six o'clock din
ner Sunday. DR.. and Mrs. .. Z.
Stricken from here we're among the
guests.
The most notable social event OF the
week vas the AT Home" given by
Mrs. n. L. Beecher and Mrs. c. A.
Zelle. Nearly hundred guests we're
received. The color scheme thruout
the rooms was pink and white ana
palms and bay trees were used as q
BACKGROUND for the decorations OF
ferns and carnations. In the dining
room q basket Of carnations tied with
an immense pink tulle bow formed the
center piece of the table The candles
and confectiOns in pink and white