New Ulm review., 1913-03-19
Coming Social Affairs

Coming Social Affairs
Next Monday evening the Junior
Pioneers will give their Second
Annual Ball at Turner Hall. The
ball 10 given for the purpose of rails.
ing funds TO carry ous their plan oi
purchasing the ''Hundsruscken" for
> public park for the city. The Junior
Pioneers feel that The country living 10
tho vicinity Of the Csmel's Back
should b set aside o plaoe Of r.
creation for sll time and - It IL their
intention TO make the park plsoe Of
pleasure for every citizen of New Ulm
their project should receive tho hearty
support of the community. The mem.
bers of the committee IN charge OF the
arrangements for the ball are Fred
Pfaender, Dr.. J. P. Graf, w. J..
Julius, Mrs. Henry Engsl and Mrs.
W. G. Alvin. A large number Of
tickets have already been sold and it
goes without saying that most
pleasurable evening will be enjoyed
by all who attend.
The New Ulm Arbeiterverein will
hold their annual ball II the Tiyoli
Monday evening. The affair is
arranged for the members and their
ladies. 4 H
Wednesday, the 26th, there will be
one of the large parties at Turner
Hall Club Rooms. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Chss. Vogtel. Mrs. q. L.
Beecher, Mrs. J. 81. Stegel and Mrs.
L. B. Krook. The following Wednes-
day there will be another party at the
Club Rooms, given by Mrs. Held,
Mrs. c. A. Hints. Mrs. A. G. Nellie
and Mrs. E. Haeberle. H..
Thursday, March 9th, the Carleton
Glee Club will give . concert ct Tur-
ner Hall. Some of the members of
The High School Faculty are arrsng-
leg the affair. The Club consists OF
twenty of the men students OF Garlic
lon College. Seats will all 90 At
30 cents.
II you are . married man or .
woman, or IL you are engaged
Or If you hope to be don's 60 to the.
American Theatre the evenings of !
March 18th aud 29th, and doo't let
Jour better half go either, because if
vou do you are almost certain to pre-
.ipitste family jar that may have
'erious consequences. Tho Juniors
II the High School are arranging q
little comedy to be staged at the
American . week from this coming
friday and Saturday. The plot is
,ased on = funny dispute between q
,sir of lovers and the quarrel grows
nd grows. involving every one who
ONES within its zope. The audience
, bound to take sides, and We would,
ot be afraid TO offer odds that the
,omen would line up on one side and
be men on the other If Q vote we're
Aken in the midst of the quarrel.
hats why We say stay away from the
lay if you have = swee,hesrt, either
,arried or single. OF course il you
re . disgrunted old bachelor or a
our old maid you will find comfort
nd soIsce for your loneliness in the
,aection thst IN old maid or old c
schelor doesn't have 10 quarrel with s
, unreasonable ''better half" and I
~ will probably enjoy the play
nich is called "Obstinacy" very a
uch. The Juniors taking part are v
lex Garrow and Alice Irrgang as "
George" and "Lizzie', the quarrel tt
,g lovers, Adolph Amann and Rose O
ID Engel as the qusrreling "Newly. c,
ds" and Walter Scherer and Leona a
aver, the quarreling "old folks" W
usual there will be three reels of n,
wing pictures and the advance seat
le has shown that the youngsters q,
II play to good houses. g
Sunday, March Both comes the 14th I:
nual concert OF the Second Regi- ce