The Mankato free press., 1916-01-28

tOfShaughneSSy, ! WlCn WnOH lle UIiu'
has made her home while nurse a
st. Mary's hospital OF which institu'
! ton she is a graduate, a bounitfu
four course breakfast was served
Plates were placed for twelve The
| dining room was tastily decorated
with carnations and smilaX.
Among the invited guests were
| The Right Rev. P. r. Heffron, Sr
| Mary Joseph, Superior of st. Mary's
hospital, and Sr NJ. Theodore, cous-
| in of the bride.
After a short wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Hickey will be at home to
their many friends at Waldorf, Min
nesota, where the groom is a pros
porous business man.
Further plans For the Red Cross
Bazaar.
Mrs. Henry Heidwinkel has been
appointed superintendent of the
lunches that will be served at the
German Red Cross bazaar, which
will take place at the Mankato arm
ory on February 1, 2, and 3. The plan
of serving full meals has been
abandoned ON account of the lack OF
stoves and other conveniences at the
armory. The victuals served will in
clude sauerkraut, wieners, potato
salad, ham, baked beans, pies, rolls,
bread, hot coffee and other viands.
The serving will begin each day at II
a. m. and will continue to 10:30 p. lii.
ANYBODY can be served at any time
between those hours, the service be-
ing continuous. The girls who do the
serving will be dressed in the Gret-
chen costumes, which will be after
the manner of Gretchen in the famous
play, Faust. These girls will be un-
der the direction of Mrs. Engelbert
Schorn.
Some changes have been made in
the appointment Of managers .of the
various booths. The souvenir booth
will be in the hands of Mrs. John
Thomas and Mrs. w. r. Crandall. l.
Mrs. w. F. George and Miss Steck-
ling will have charge of the sale of
the soft drinks and ice cream. The
sale of the iron cross rings will be in
the charge of Miss Louisa Kruger.
There will be checking system, so
that all who attend the bazaar can
have their wraps and hats thus cared
for until they are ready to go.
All who help in the bazaar in any
manner will wear the arm bands,
George Scherer.
Each lady who takes any part viii
wear a red cross uniform, consisting
of the cap, apron and arm band. The
cap and apron will be of white.
Miss Clara Stahl went this morn
ing to Wells to attend meeting of
the ladies of that village and boost
for the bazaar.
In like manner J. w. HOLMAN and
Arthur Schaub have done boosting in
quite number of Southern Mime
sofa towns, including the following:
Mapleton, Good Thunder, LIE Sueur
New Ulm. Janesville, Nicollet, st.
Peter, Faribault, LIE Sueur Center,
Minnesota Lake and others.
All of the fancy work that has been
received from out of town for the
bazaar has been marked with the
names of the donors. A great many
such donations have been received
from out of town. The bazaar has
received donations from nearly every
Cne of the states of the Union along
the line of fancy works. Some have
come from New York.
The tents for the telling of for
tunes will be labelled with imposing
names, Madame GARNER and Madame
Sartario.
Blackboards will be placed both on
the main floor and in the basement,
telling the location of the various
things that will be on sale. All the
victuals, together with soft drinks
and ice cream, will be served in the
basement, but candy and fruits will
be sold on the main floor.
Nails of various colors will be sold
to be driven into. the great wooden
cross, which will be in representation
of the iron cross that is awarded by
the German government for military
bravery. After the bazaar is over, this
cross will be sent to the old country
for display in some museum.