New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-29
Social Events q

The Alumni OF tho III OF ~ NAIL, n0l1A
their Annual Banquet q Turner Hall
Dutch Room Thursday, Msy Goth, q
5 D. m. Immediately following the grad.
nation exercises OF the High School.
Pres, Vincent will b the guest OF
honor. Other guests 70 whom special
invitations have been sent arc the
members OF the School Board and
their wives, the High School faculty
and Mrs. Hess, Prof. and Mrs. Acker-
mann and Mayor and Mrs. Fritsche.
The Senior boys will entertain the
Senior girls q Dinner to day At
Turner Hall Club Rooms. The Class
Day Exercises will also be held today.
A delightful program consisting OF
the Glass History, Class Poem, Class
Will and Class Prophecy has been
prepared for the amusement OF the
members Of tho class. Miss Wanda
Gag is the Poet and Russell johnson
the Historian. Four OF the boys. Carl
Helm, Ezra Durbahn. Stanley Koehler
and Benjamin Wiltscheck wrote the
Prophecy and Herbert Dittbenner the
Last Will and Testament. A comic
selection by . male qusrtette which is
guaranteed TO be the funniest thing
you ever heard and other musical
numbers will add to the pleasure OF
the exercises. The public is cordially
invited.
The High School Alumni Banquet
will be held June 9Th at Turner Hall.
The invitations read Program, Sup
per and Dancing. There are nearly
three hundred members belonging to
the Alumni Association.
Miss Ida Koch entertained the
Normal Class one evening last week.
The evening was spent delightfully."-
in playing old fashioned games and
singing familiar songs. There were
prizes for the winners Of the contests
and dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Herths Aufderheide enter.
tanned number of friends and her
class. mates at D. NJ. L. College at her
home on South Minnesota Street last
Saturday evening. Miss Aufderheide
is one of the graduates at the College
this year and the reception was given
for the two classes. Out door games
formed q part of the evenings amuse-
ment. A contest with q prize at the
end consisted in requiring the boys to
fashion out OF paper hats and cuffs
Of the style of those worn by 'John
Alden" and the girls to make bonnets
and kerchiefs like ''Priscills's, using
no tools but pins and their fingers. The
prizes were awarded to Carl Fuhr-
mann of the College and Miss Esther
Sannwald. :.
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Msssapust
gave . party at the Congregational
Friday evening to which
The members of the Christian Endeavor
Society and their friends were invited.
There were forty guests. The affair
was in honor Of Miss Gould who has
been actively associated with the
Society while teaching here and will
be greatly missed when she leaves
soon, not to return. Miss Million
aud Miss Gould sang and Miss Nagel
played for the guests and guessing |
contests were q feature of the evening.
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski and Mrs. J.
A. Ochs entertained at whist last Fri
dsy evening at the home of the for
mer. There were II tables playing |
and the prizes were taken by Mrs.
Hsge, Mrs. Arbes, Mrs. Hess, Miss
Hsuenstein, Mrs. Epple and Mrs.
Kosek. The rooms were prettily |
with lilacs and tulips.
Miss Alice Russell and Miss Theresa
Ross gave . leap year dance at the ,
Z. G. Hall Monday evening. The hall
rs made gay with snowbslls, lilscs
Ind ferns and tho thirty i've couples
Who tripped the light fantastic until
midnight enjoyed . very pleasant
evening. .'..1sa -.'s..
supt. and Mrs. Hess gave recep-
ion for the gradusting class OF the
high School and the High School
'aculty last Saturday evening. A
xreat many amusing and interesting :
stunts" were carried out, several OF |
he teachers adding some special part
10 the program of contests and
xames. Prizes were awarded the win. |
aers OF contests and refreshments were
served. The. rooms were decorated
With cut flowers and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Tape enter
aimed forty invited guests last Sun
lay evening at their North Washing.
On Street home. The occasion was
Mrs. Tappe's birthday and her sister
Mrs. Blass of Winthrop was among