The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-15


kato people speak in glowing terms
of their pleasant time.
Those present were Mt. and shfrs.
A. B. Hanson. Mr.. and Mts. o. Oh.
lard. Mesdanes William A. fopkip.
II. Ulhen, william Keith, Gustaf-
son, J. Meyer. C. CORTLAND, w. p.
Grimes. II. Markytan, J. A. Hanson.
Charles .Vogel, C. Olson, John Rud,
o. Rosquist. John Mahdetfeld, H.
Sherbert. John Scholenberger, A. Ar.
mold, Sorenson. August Kleihschmidt.
Louise Bulls, Misses Hilda Ander
son, Ida Klages, .Elnora Treanhanser.
Ruth Backstrom, Tillle Mahderfeid,
Mesdames Chris Olson. C.. Leo, Tefa
johnson, r. Eischorti, Charles Mohr,
Joseph Leonhardt, George Charlahd,
Patrick Sheehan, Michael o'Brien
and ]. r. Thomas.
praise for Miss Hart.
| Miss Kathleen Palmer Hart. Miss
Allen and Miss Drew will appear
at the Presbyterian church In
Grand concert and recital, Friday
evening this week, of Miss Harris
singing The Musical Courier OF
February 81, says: Kathleen Hart,
who sang Les Files de Cadlz'
(Delibes), Les Cloche (Debussy),
and The Gypsy Donizetti). dis
played brilliantly clear and. ringing
tones in her coloratura passages.
The bright care free songs OF
Delibes and Donizetti seemed to
be exactly Miss Harris forte I'M
til one paused to recall her re-
markably artistic Interpretation of
!, the strongly contrasting song of
! Debaussy; in Les Cloches' was
revealed the particularly rich color
of her lower register"
The cantata Bethany.
The cantata Bethany" which
will be produced at the st. Peter
and Paul's Catholic church Sunday
afternoon and evening, promises to
be q very instructive and delightful
! entertainment indeed. About fifty
people will participate in the can.
tata proper, while the various parts
will be illustrated by special stere-
opticon slides. John H. Hohmann to
act as interlocutor. These slides
have just been imported from the
scene of the passion play In Europe
and have not been shown in this
country before. The afternoon enter
tainment will begin at four O'Clock
and in the. evening at eight o'clock.
II. c. Alters Entertains statesmen.
| st. Cloud Times: II. C. Ahlers has
rs his guests today fifteen block
men and special men Of the travel.
ing force of the International Har-
vester company in this territory.
This is an annual affair and today
they are going over business and eY-
changing ideas. This evening Mr..
Ahlers will entertain them at dinner
at his residence. 402 Second avenue
south" Mr. Alters was for several
J years agent for the International
/ Harvester company in Mankato.
Linen Shower.
Miss Mayme Schippel entertained
at q linen shower for Miss Mabel
Nitzkowski last evening. There were
! twelve young ladies present. Each
guest brought q towel and the even.
ing was spent embroidering the In.
itials on them. A delicious three
course luncheon was served late In
the evening. Miss Nitzkowski's wed.
ding will be an event Of Wednesday,
March 20.
Pleasantly Surprised.
Fred Schostag, ST., was very
pleasantly surprised at his home In
| st. Clair in celebration of his sixty
seventh birthday. Cards and games
were played during the evening and
a dainty lunch was served. The
guests departed at 4 late hour after
a most enjoyable evening and wish
ing Mr.. Schostag many more such
pleasant birthdays.
Entertained Clio Club.
Mrs. S. d. Wilson, president OF
the Clio club, entertained the club
at a six.course luncheon yesterday
afternoon. The decorations were
carried out in white and green. Gov
ers were laid for fifteen at the
luncheon. The afternoon was de-
lightfully spent in social entertain
ment.
Yoeman.Orr Wedding.
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