New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27

Miss Lillian Koehler is a guest OF
friends at Winthrop and Brownton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Of St.
Paul were guests at the Prof. Acker-
mann home from Thursday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Metzinger were
guests Sunday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blum and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Szamet Of Mankato. From there
they left for the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Mary Meile, Mrs. Adolph Nellie,
Mrs. M. J. Bieber, Mrs. A. W., Bingham
and Mrs. E. Metzinger will be hostesses
to the Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
Church this afternoon at the church
parlors.
Mrs. Fexter and two little sons OF
Owatonna were guests last week of Mrs.
Christ Dahl. The ladies are sisters.
When Mrs. Fexter returned to her home
on Friday, Mrs. Dahl also left to spend
a few days at her mothers home in
Minnesota Lake.
Mrs. M. Reinhart entertained small
party Wednesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Andring and Mrs. Carlson
who were visiting here. Cards were
played and euchre was the game. Mrs.
Riegler won the Star prize, Mrs. Carl
son the punch prize and Mrs. A. A.
Schlumpberger the BOBBY.
Mrs. Otto Heymann returned last
week Tuesday from visit to St. Paul
where she went to have treatment for
her ankle. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Annie Andring on her return.
Mrs. Andring, who for many years
was New Ulm resident remained for
several days visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Ernst Gieseke.
Members of the Young Ladies So
dality of the Catholic Church enjoyed
a very pleasant evening last Tuesday
when they entertained at Halloween
party. The usual decorations made the
Catholic School Hall festive for the
occasion and guests were welcomed by
ghosts in the darkened halls who gave
a most SCHENECTADY representation of
departed ones. OF course there was the
witch to provide futures for the
guests, which she brewed out of great
kettle. Games and other similar di-
versions filled the evening and all en-
joyed the merriment exceedingly.
Otto Buenger sends the Review from
Ortonville where he is located copy
OF the enormous paper gotten out by
one of the newspapers of that thriving
little city. Otto writes: ''The paper
you got out was a dandy. Here's
another, and we are compelled to agree
with him that the one he sends is a
splendid exhibit of the enterprise of the
neWspaperman of that town. And Or
tonville really has good many things
TO boast of to judge by what the paper
shows. There is public library, which
was particularly marked for our atten-
ton, and a number of other worth while
public institutions as we'll as private
ones. Among the latter is shown the
furniture establishment in which Otto
is employed.
Last Thursday evening a number OF
the friends of Arthur Dengler gave a
stag party in his honor at the Turner
Hall Club Rooms. It was in the nature
of farewell to Mr.. Dengler who was
leaving the ranks of the carefree bache.
lors to become benedict and the gentle.
men who prepared the celebration did SC
with a view to encouraging him on his
way. A supper was served in the Dutch
Room and the gentlemen spent long
evening over the meal and responding tc
toasts proposed by Attorney c. J. Eide
OF Madelia. Among the guests presen,
were twelve of Mr.. Dengler's friends
from Madelia and the New Ulm guests
were Carl Crone, Jr., Harry Bingham
Ed. Stoll, G. L. Schmidt, John Chris
stephenson, W. E. Engelbert, VIM
| Pfeferle, and Alfred Marti.