The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-12-18
ate in the evening. refreshments

Late in the evening. refreshments
were served.
Pleasant Church Social.
More than sixty people we're very
pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cali. on the
Washington Lake road. last night.
the occasion being a church social
from district zoe Joint. The evening
was spent In playing games, and
musical numbers we're rendered. Re
freshments were served.
ouetts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jache.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William McPhail aud
baby we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jache during their stay In
This city. AFR. and Mrs. McPhail
we're among the members of the
orchestra which gave the concert
at the normal school last night, and
following the concert Mr.. and Mrs.
Jache entertained the entire orches-
ira and a few friends at their home.
when a very nice lunch was Ell
ioyed and social time spent.
Hunters al Banquet.
At the annual meeting and ban
quet of the Mankato Hunters club,
held last evening at the Saulpaugh
hotel. John c. Wise was reelected
president, and G. c. Perkins was re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
Twenty-six were present; John G.
Wise, j.. r. Grierson. J. A. Luis
dorf, w. j. Hodges, J. A. Macbeth,
john @. Gerllch. Frank J. Busch,
Frank McLaurin, r. M. Otto, George
X. Fisher. Peter Hanson, s. ID.
Griffee, C. II. Saulpaugh, o. J. Stew
enson OF Rochester, Mimi. Fred w.
Kruse. DIR. A. +. Schmitt. J. w.
Schmitt. Ed Nyquist, ED Brett, Har-
ny Hopper of Minneapolis. Frank w.
Hunt, William Rose, John H. Hob
mann. G. c. Perkins, G. S. Dixson
and s. Dixson. u...
This was the largest meeting that
the club ever held. At the banquet
year. ago eighteen swere present.
Next year It Is hoped thirty to
thirty-five will be present.
This company enjoyed a fine din.
The club was organized four years
ago by some Swan lake hunters.
ner of brook trout and the tables
were decorated with red carnations.
Complimentary Concert.
The following is the program for
the complimentary concert that will
be given under the direction Of Miss
Katharine Won Ewsrtsen at the
Presbyterian church at eight o'clock
Monday night: ~
PART
Prayer .......a........ Rev. Paden
Eye Hath Not Seen, Holy City.
Eleanor Johnson
oh Salutoris Hostia--"Messe Son
nellie" ............... RDssini
- Katherine Kelly
Angels Serenade" a.. ....,... Braga
Marcella Kammerer. Charlotte Ho-
dapp. Violin. r..
"Oh Rest in the Lord, "-"Elijah"..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mendelssohn
Mrs. Fred Manderfeld.
'If With All Your Hearts"-"Eli'
jah" -. .... .Mendelssohn
Z. Hosea, Harmer.
Trio Lift Thine Eyes"E"Eiijah"
L ................. -. Mendelssohn
Miss Oleson, Mesdames Mander-
field, Nerboyig.
PART II
Rec and Aria with Yerdure Clad
Creation" ..........,....H Haydn
Mrs. Z. W. Owen.
Rec and Aria
a. "He Shall Feed His Flock
Messiah ................ Handel
Mrs. Geo. Nerpovig
b. Come Unto Him"-"Messial'
Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Selma Schirrschmidt
Comfort Ye My Peoplen-"Mes-
siah' Every Valley. Handel
-.. Ft...- r. +. Wood.
81 Know That My Redeemer Liy-
eth"-"Messiah" ..,..,..... Handel
1. Mildred Oleson.
Rec and Aria, "ln Native Worth
Creation .,....s.,.s.. =. Haydn
Frank Blyler. ..
Ladies' Chorus and Duet-"List the
Cherubie Host" ................
Miss Sapey, Mr.. Leo Carney.
The following are those who will
take part: Mesdames Manderfeld,
Nerbovig and Owen. Misses Ash
Cambell, Chesser, Carney, Johnson,
Kelly. Lnndring. oleson. Quimby,
Sapey, Schirrschmidt, Schroeder
Stahl and Wagon ~--
Concert al the Normal.
The concert given at the normal
school last night by the MacPhail
Concert company was notable sue
cess and one OF the most enjoy.
able heard In Mankato. this sea
son. The company consists of a
string quartet headed by William
MacPhail, violinist. assisted by Mrs.
MacPhail Margaret GilmoD and
Miss Grace Chadbourne, soprano. Mr.
MacPhail is one of the leading vio-