The Mankato free press., 1915-07-23

/ two or three hours.
| "If the average woman gave AZ
much attention to that much abused
| organ, the liver. as she does Il
her finger nails. her face would need
less attention. No wonder the liver
rebels and reacts upon the complex
| ion. it's spite being betrayed in the
| form of pimples. sallowness and black
shadows under the eyes
Radisson Roof Garden.
Friday evening was the formal
opening of the beautiful new Sill
houette bali room and roof garden on
the two upper floors of the Radisson
hotel. This feature is'lentirely new
and gives Minneapolis what Is prob
ably the best equipped roof garden In
| the United States. On the two floors
there Is a seating capacity of 1,200
persons and II was filed to capacity
Friday evening. Summer vaudeville
and music are the best obtainable.
The roof gardens are open from4 p.
m. until midnight. The entertain
ments are continuous. Mankato Wis
itors arc welcome.
Sunshine Club Social.
The Sunshine club of the First Bap-
tist church met last evening at the
home OF Mrs. George Smith, TC9 Park
avenue, North Mankato. and enjoyed
very pleasant meeting. Following
the business session a social party
was held. and nice music was render
ed on the Victrola. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess bringing
the evening to a close.
Mrs. Georg Honored.
Freeman Daily Tribune Mrs. w.
G.. Meyer and Mrs. Henry Ar
mold were hosteses at the Arnold
hone on east Dubuque street at an
afternoon reception given today I'm
honor OF Mrs. w. r. Georg of Man
kato. Mimi. About fifty ladies were
entertained at three course lunch
con served at I:3O o'clock. The
Misses Mae Arnold, Helen Talcott,
Augusta Lohman and Lena Blue as
sisted the hostesses in serving. The
spacious room of the home and the
luncheon tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with a profusion OF large bou-
were spent i'm visiting and music add
ed its quota Of enjoyment to the oc-
casion. the Rev. II. Koenig favoring
the company with several solos. Mrs.
Georg is the wife of former pastor
OF the German Lutheran church and
many of the ladies were from that
congregation. making the social time
of unusual interest.
Peter Peterson of Amboy was I'm
the city on business today.
Rev. L. w. Griffiths of Cambria was
a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Il. Holmberg of st. Peter Wis
tied In the city yesterday.
Frank Schwieder of Amboy was I'm
the city on business today.
Miss Grace Goodrich OF Elmore was
a caller In the city today.
Miss Margaret Collins OF New Ulm
was shopper in the city today.
r. f. Sartell Minneapolis. freight
claim agent of the Dan Patch, was
a visitor i'm the city today.
DIR. George II. Curran and family left
today to spend a vacation of a few
days al, Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Katherine Peterson of Lam
berton was in the city on business
yesterday.
Miss Lauretta Mabee left for Wa
SEGA yesterday. where she will spend
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Laskie OF Win
ona are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Spornitz.
Charles Otto and family Of Valley
City. n. d.. are guests Of his brother,
Fred NJ. Otto and family.
Misses Georgia Kelley and Faythe
Graham will spend Sunday at Point
Pleasant, Lake Madison.
c. w. Munzer of Minneapolis was
i'm the city on business today, making
the trip by automobile.
+. w. Kruse OF the Kruse store Is
expected home tonight from a weeks
business visit to the Kruse stores at
Superior and Lacrosse.
Miss Olive Empey of Jansville and
Miss Joy Williams of Dodge Center
as guests of Miss Ethel Wilcox.
Miss Jane Smith of Sioux Falls, S.
d., arrived this afternoon for a visit
at the hcme OF Mrs. William Haywood
on Shaubut street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clements has returned
home after two weeks spent as the
guest of her mother at Winnebago
City.
O. A. Thro has returned home from
Jackson. Mimi. where he spent a week
on business for the +. M. Zuel COM
pany.
z. Z. Smith. freight inspector of
the Northwestern. with headquarters
at Baraboo, Wis. was in the city
Friday.
Mrs. II. Caldwell and daughter. Miss
Josephine, of ST. Paul. have been
spending several days in the city as
guests of Mrs. Caldwell's son, Geo. b.
Caldwell of The Free Press.
Miss Pauline Fenger of Wanda.
Mimi, and Miss Anna Kruse, also of
that city. were in the city to visit
relatives and attend Sthe circus this
week.
A. n. Johnson. Moline. ILL.,. con-
nected with the John Deere company
was in the city recently as the guest
of his brother, c. n. Johnson, local
freight agent of the Northwestern.
Miss Emma Emondson of Frost
Mimi. who was the guest OF her sis
/ ten Miss Marie Emondson, stenog-