The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-29

AuxllldTy OF tne u. u i. yesterday
afternoon, at q prettily appoined Hal
lowe'en party, the affair being held
at the home OF the latter, All state
street. The decorations were i'm Hal
lowe'en novelties. yellow and black
being everywhere I'm evidence. The
time was spent in playing cards, head
'honors being won by Mrs. Bert Eng
lish and consolation prize by Mrs. An
ton osten. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostesses at FIVE O'Clock.
Pythian Sisters Had Very Nice Social
Time.
Mankato Temple No. so. Pythian
sisters, entertained the ladies oil
Amber Temple No. A or Fairmont
Mimi, yesterday afternoon and even
ing, the visitors arriving about noon
and remaining until the late train last
evening. At $3.50 they were given an
automobile trip around the city
visiting many of the beauty spots, and
, interesting sections of the town, and
at four o'clock assembled at Castle
hall In the I. o. o. r. building for q
, drill period.
The evening program was very
largely attended and delightful time
was enjoyed by all, good-fellowship
, being the spirit of the occasion
Initiation ceremonies we're held, and
eight sisters and nine knights were
received I'm the lodge, five by trans
fer.
At nine o'clock public installa-
ton OF Mrs. c. l.. Kennedy as Most
excellent chief and Mrs. Anna Brock
outer guard was held, the Fairmoni
team doing the work I'm excellent
form.
A delicious luncheon was served
and toasts were given by Grand Chief
/ Mrs. Holmes and Past Grand Chic
Mrs. Catherine Helm. The respons'
was made by Mrs. G. b. Goetz. Song
were sung by Sidney Davies and ID. NJ
Jones, and an entertaining reading
was given by Mrs. Charles Pepper.
The ladies of the Fairmont team
who were present were Mrs. Lou
Erase. Most Excellent Chief: Mrs. w
T. Tull, Excellent Senior: Mrs. A. r
Allen, Excellent Junior and Pas
Chief: Mrs. Frank Hunting. Manager
Mrs. ]. II. Plummer. Mistress o.
Finance: Mrs. @. B. Goetz. Mistress
of Records and Correspondence; Mrs
4, Lillian Titus, Protector of Temple
Mrs. Carrie Slater, Outer Guard: Mrs
Fred Berger, Mrs. II. 4. Dorothy, Mrs
Andrew Mccarthy. Mrs. Earl Prentice
Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. F. Church
| yard. Mrs. B. Ellis, Mrs. r. c. Lowe
Mrs. +. Zalesky, Mrs. II. NJ. Serle
Mrs. Lydia Sydon. Past Grand Chief
Mrs. Catherine Helm. and Grand Che
Mrs. Holmes OF Minneapolis were
! also present.
i, Emmanuel Sewing Circle.
Emmanuel Sewing circle. organized
two weeks ago. held a regular meet
J ing In the church basement last even.
/ ing. a large attendance being present
A constitution and bylaws wer,
adopted and plans made for the win.
ter season. The circle will meet OF
the first and third Thursdays OF eacl
month. with business and socia
meetings alternately The member,
, will also form a gymnasium class
4 which will meet at Bethany colleg,
every Monday evening. Officers in.
stalled last night were Miss Louise
Kehms, president; Miss Clara Frey
vice president: Miss Minnie Deth
loff. secretary; Miss Eleanor Vosbeck
treasurer. The circle now has abou
/ fifty members.
President and Mrs. Mccormick Re.
nrembered.
Winnebago Enterprise: President
and Mrs. j. ID. Mccormick of Parker
, college gave a very pleasant reception
at their home Saturday evening Il
| the members of the faculty and stu.
| dent body of the college. In some
way, the faculty and students had
heard that Saturday was also thu
thirteenth wedding anniversary q
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick and they re-
membered their hosts with hand
some gift.
Presented with Souvenir.
Amboy Herald: At a reception giver
| by the Rebekas here i'm honor of Mrs
Otto Schwender before her departure
for her new home at Redwing, she
was presented with a souvenir spooI
| as a token OF their remembrance, ant
which she prizes very highly. Mrs
4 Schwender occupies a warm place II
the hearts of the people OF Amboy ant
II was with regret that many saw hei
leave as she has always been activ,
F., In various organizations in our midst
Birthday Anniversary. ..
The home Of Mrs. Roy Lusk, 80!
South Front street was the scene oil
a pleasant party yesterday, large
number Of friends gathering to cele.
brate the birthday anniversary OF Mrs
, Walter Anton Klages, sister of Mrs
Lusk. The afternoon was spent SO.
cially. and about five O'Clock an elab-
crate birthday luncheon was served BY
the hostess. The guests departed fol
their homes Wishing Mrs. Klage;
many happy returns of the day.