The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-11
Excellent Musical Program.

Excellent Musical Program.
Over one hundred and twenty five
guests enjoyed the excellent musical
program given ut Bethany Ladies'
college last evening, when Miss Mao
mi Randall and Miss Dell Fuller, pu-
pills of Miss Elsie Jache. head of the
music department of the college, were
presented In recital, the event being
their graduation from the college
course in music. The large dining room
where the recital was held was hand
somely decorated with profusion OF
palms and roses. and Misses Nellie
Hart and Anna Neihaus acted as ush-
ers. The program was varied with
beautiful numbers, and the young H.
dies gave their selections with fine
understanding of the technical diff
culties, and with nice Interpretation
which evidenced their careful train
ing. The large audience showed their
appreciation by frequent applause,
and many beautiful floral offerings
were presented to the performers. To-
morrow evening Miss Agnes Lendt
and Miss Susan Hantlcman will be
presented I'm their graduation recital
I'm music. the program TO begin al
eight o'clock.
l.. l.. Champlin is spending the day
at Lake Crystal.
Walter Daniels went to Lake Crys-
tai today on business.
T. j. Rafferty, of Lake Crystal was
visitor in the city today.
c. NJ. Reynolds Of Amboy was o
business caller In the city today.
H. Teichreau of Mountain Lake
called on friends I'm Mankato this
morning.
Rev. A. J. Allen and A. n. Leach
OF Faribault were guests Of Rev. G.
A. Cahoon today.
Miss Rosie Geeter of Eagle Lake is
visiting in the city as the gtest OF
Miss Mabel Mettler.
w j. Dachn of Tracy. roadmaster
the Northwestern. was visitor In
the city this morning.
+. J. Anderson. travelling engineer
Of the Omaha at Sioux City. was a
Mankato caller today.
Jean a. F'littie will deliver the com %
mencment address to the 1915 elias
at Lake Crystal tonight.
Oliver Thro went to Pipestone
Mimi. today, I'm the interests Of III.
4. NJ. Zuel real estate company.
James Callaghan. formerly resi-
dent Of this city, Is spending several
days here with relatives aud friends
X. Bates, representing the Ameri-
can Central INSURANCE. company. OF
mill In In ri l,,.ut
ness today
NJ. J. Boyle, superintendent of the
Northwestern railroad. with head
quarters at Winona, was a visitor In
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoffman o
! Lake Crystal returned to their home
yesterday, after a visit with rela
tives In the city.
Mrs. Herman Szamet and son Her
bert left for New Ulm today for a
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Metzinger.
Frank McCabe. general travelling
agent OF the Omaha railroad, with
headquarters at st. Paul, was a WIS.,
itor In the city today.
II. J. Wagon. general agent of the
Northwestern railroad. at Winona
/ was in the city today on his way
back from WATERFOWL.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Masters and daughters
, will depart tonight for points in Cal
ifornia They will visit the exposition
at San Francisco before returning to
Msnkato.
Attorney John Moonan of Waseca
is in the city today attending court
He is attorney for Miss Mabel AID
ans in her suit against the city and
J. b. Nielsen.
s. G. Hill. travelling agent for the
Western Weighing and Inspection bu-
, reau, with headquarters at Minneap.
oils, was caller at The Free Press
, office today.
w. w. Muesing of New Ulm. a
student OF the state university, who
| will graduate this spring Is spending
/ the week as the guest OF his cousin
DR.. A. A. Wohlrabe.
Mrs. III. Marks of Parigold. Ark.
will arrive tonight TO spend three
weeks as a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Szamet sand Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Blum.
Thomos Moonan. Postmaster NJ. w
Kelley, Leonard Hackeier. and J. A
Henry OF GAINESVILLE drove to this city
yesterday afternoon. and while here
called at the Free Press Office.
Mr.. Larson OF Granite Falls is q
guest in the city today, coming to at