New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-10


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ENTERTAINMENTS AND SOCIAL
! AFFAIRS
Although the Lenten season is in its
midst, there has scarcely been gayer
social season than that just in progress.
Every day this week has it's function
beginning with Monday and lasting
until Saturday when the various duties
of the hosts and hostesses who will
entertain the visiting state officials
here for the dedication Of the new High
School building will cut short the sue
cession of afternoon parties which the
ladies have been enjoying so greatly
ever since Mrs. E. T. Critchett came
down for her semi-annual sojourn with
old friends.
Monday Mrs. Wendt and daughter,
Miss Minnie, entertained at their home
on South Minnesota Street company
of twenty at $500. Mrs. Hess, Mrs.
L. B. Krook, Mrs. A. Olson and Mrs.
A. Meile were awarded card prizes and
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Critchett re-
ceived guest prizes.
Yesterday Mrs. A. G. Meile was hos
tess to small group of ladies at an
afternoon party. Today, Mrs. Somsen
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morrow, Thursday, Mrs. Hose and
Mrs. Beussmann will give party at
the Beussmann home on South Mime
sofa Street and Friday Mrs. Minimum
will entertain in compliment to her
mother, Mrs. Fletcher who is visiting
with her at present.
Thursday evening there will be
most enjoyable program of readings
and musical numbers at the Congre-
gational Church. The Misses Lillian
Nippert, Florence Curran and Mildred
Langtry have been engaged by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Church to
appear in violin, voice and reading
numbers and two local singers, Mr.. E.
A. Stoll and Miss Frances Krook will
assist. A complete program of the
entertainment appears elsewhere in this
issue.
Saturday Miss Ruth Galstad enter
tanned company of her young friends
at an evening party at the C. A. Zelle
home where Miss Galstad is living.
Her sister, Miss Lena, came down from
Tracy to spend few days here and be
present at the party which was in honor
of MISS Ruth's birthday.
A sleighing party of young people
enjoyed the mild weather Sunday eve
ming and after the drive had little
supper at the home of one of their num-
Der, Miss Lillian Behnke. A very
merry time is reported.
Tuesday afternoon Of last week Mrs.
Herman Held was hostess to company
of sixteen at whist. The high prizes
were won by Mrs. Hintz and Mrs. Crit
chett and the low by Mrs. Vogtel and
Mrs. Krook.
Thursday Mrs. C. A. Zelle gave an
Auction Bridge party at which, prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Jos. Arbes, Mrs.
Critchett, Mrs. Herman Held and Mrs.
Hage.
Saturday Mrs. o. C. Stricken, Mrs.
o. M. Olsen, Mrs. L. B. Krook, Mrs.
M. Mullen, Mrs. J. H. Siegel, Mrs.
E. T. Critchett and the Misses Lulu
Doehne and Vera Stricken were guests
at the DR.. Rothenburg home in SPRING
field for the day.
A sleighing party composed of the
Book and Aufderheide families of the
city and Mrs. John Schapekahm, en-
joyed trip out to the Fred Aufderheide
home where they were entertained at
supper Monday.
Cards have been issued announcing
an afternoon party to be given next
Tuesday afternoon at the 0. M. Olsen
home on South Broadway. Mrs. /.
M. Olsen will be one Of the hostesses.
It will be a needlework party.
Miss Anna Luetjen was the guest
of honor at a party given last Saturday
at the c. A. Poynter home on Center
Street. The affair was in the nature
of shower for Miss Luetjen who is
to be married shortly to Mr.. Carl Crone,
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George chatham and
Mr.. Tyre who are expected to be present
at the dedication of the new High
School Building Saturday will be enter
tanned at the Herman Held home.
Mr.. Tyre and Mr.. Chairman are the
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