The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-27
From Saturdays Daily.
Gcino-Away Party.

entertained the Forum" of the
Methodist Sunday school at their
home on North Broad last night at
one of the most delightful parties
the class has ever had. There
were over seventy young people
there and the party was particularly
a going-aWay party for Mrs. w. ~
Jameson, who has been the teacher
and who has built up the class to
it's present membership and eff.
cheney.
The Sunday school orchestra was
present and played number OF Sc
lections, which were delightful. A
number of jolly games were played
and everybody entered into them.
Mrs. Jameson was presented with
gift by the class and made a
beautiful response, telling of her
pleasure in being with the class
and her regret in = leaving. Rev
Mr. Jameson told the guests that
he had heard just yesterday that
the Forum was the second largest
Sunday school class in the state.
The hostesses served a delicious
lunch after the music and games.
The house was prettily decorated
for the occasion in green and red
ferns and cut flowers being used.
The gathering was one which was
so completely successful in social
way that the class who were the
guests cannot help but be benefited
by the social meeting of last night
II Entertained For Mr.. Sullivan.
J. Il. Regan entertained eighteen
men for M. F.. Sullivan at his home
last night. the party being a sur
prise on Mr.. Sullivan The guests
, gathered at Mr.. Regan's home and
Mr. Sullivan was inveigled into go
ing there by Father Robert Hughes
who went on an errand.
The men took charge Of the
house and Dutch lunch was
served. The guests played cards
and enjoyed some music and Mr.
| Sullivan received considerable good
advice The men who were present
presented Mr.. Sullivan with a beau
tiful library lamp.
Those who were present were DR.
A. F. Kemp, DR.. C. w. Weir, DR.
A. G. Liedloff, Ed l.. Lamm, Mar
tin Hodapp. John Fakler, AL Cole
man, Thomas McGovern, Merit,
Coughlan, William Swanberg, Francis
Morgan, Fred Malloy, Robert Jache
| NJ. j. Dempsey, Silas Juliar, Henry
Wiltgen, L. L. Champlin and John
Wintheiser.
| Eiwin Halves Married.
! Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Edwin La
mont Halves to Miss Jennie Brima
combe of Houghton, Mich. The
marriage took place September 1S
| Mr.. Halves is son of DR.. E. L
Halves of this city and is a min
ing engineer at Iron River, Mich.
where the young couple will reside
/ He graduated from the School OF
Mines at Houghton, where he me-
| his bride.
Surprise Party.
Several of Mrs. r. E. Oranges
friends gathered at her home in
Ogle's addition yesterday afternoon
and rendered her a surprise party
The guests gathered there while
Mrs. Orange was down town and
she was greatly surprised to find
them there. The guests presented
her with table cloth and scarf
today being Mrs. Oranges birthday
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent.
!, Celebrated Her Birthday.
Mrs. c.. F. Russell celebrated hel
seventy-setenth birthday this after
noon at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. R. Hammett on Willard
street. Mrs. Russell received con
ordinations from many of hel
friends and was given post card
| shower. This afternoon she enter
tanned number of her lady friends
Mrs. Hammett prepared the happy
affair for her mother this afternoon
! Christ Kinde of Lake Crystal i:
in the city today.
Mrs. C. w. Carpenter of ST. Petel
spent the day here.
J T.. Mahlke returned yesterda!
from a. business trip to Redwing.
Joseph w. Hohmann of Minneapo
! lis is in the city on business today
Attorney G. A. Strom OF Lake
Crystal is in the city on bushes:
today.
w. J. Morehart left today for Sas
katoon, Saskatchewan, on business
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