The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-01-28
MANkAT0 FREE PRESS

opened with the first movement OF
Nendelssohn's Opus. 40, played by the
trio, the company working as har-
monious whole. and giving a very
pleasing rendition. Macmillan Dick
then gave the Fourth Concerto" by
Vieuxtemps, and was followed by
Edith Adams Dick who played FAN
TASTE by Servois. Mr.. Krieger then
gave two piano numbers, Prelude,
by Rachmaninoff, and "If | Were a
Bird" by Henselt. Mr.. Dick followed
with group of two violin solos, "Ro-
nance" by D'Ambrosio and a novelty
number, Perpetual Notion" by Ries.
Peppers Romance" was PLAYED as a
cello solo by Edith Adams Dick and
the program closed with the waltz
suite, Fairy Tales" by Schuett.
Surprise Kitchen Shower.
Miss Emma Krummel was the guest
of honor last evening at very pleas
ant surprise kitchen" shower, given
by a group, of twelve young lady
friends at her home on North Front
street. The affair was planned by
Misses Mary Foelster and Florence
Jesse, and was very nicely carried
out. Miss Krummel was seated in
the center of the room, and was re-
quired to guess at the contents OF each
gift parcel as she opened it, which
she did to the merriment of all. Some
very useful and pretty gifts were re-
ceived. and the future kitchen will
thus hold many pleasant remem-
brances of her friends. The evening
was spent in playing games, and a
delicious picnic supper was served by
Mrs. H. Krummel, assisted by Mrs.
Henry Theisen. Miss Krummel. who
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Krummel of North Front street, has
been employed by the Patrick Knit
Gently resigned her position and re-
turned home to prepare for her APP
preaching marriage to Mr.. Fred Ril-
ling, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Ril-
ling of Mulberry street, who is also
employed by the Patrick Knitting
Mill company at Duluth.
Pleasant Surprise.
Miss Fredja Monson was very
pleasantly surprised last evening at
her home, 800 Carol street by fifteen
young lady friends. who gave her a
parcel shower in honor of her APP
preaching marriage to Mr. Fred Wi
dell, which will take place January
%. Miss Monsoon was formerly en-
ployed at the Citizens Telephone COM
pany office, and the affair was
planned by her associates on the locce
and very nicely arranged. One of the
young lady guests called upon Miss
Monson quite early in the evening to
make sure that she would be at home
when the others arrived. and when the
guests came in body the bride to be
was completely surprised. The time
was spent in playing games and with
music, and the gift parcels were be-
slowed in a novel, manner. Miss Mon
son being requested to guess at the
contents of each package before Open
ing it, which resulted in much merri-
ment At the close of the evening a
delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thro Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Thro, ZIG
South Fifth street entertained last
evening at their home in honor of
Gregory Klein LaIfm, who will leave
the first of next week for Minneapolis
where he will take a course in phar-
macy. The guests were young men
friends of Mr.. Lamm, and a very
pleasant time was spent socially, aft
er which dainty course luncheon
was served by the hostess. Those
present were, Gregory Klein Lamm,
Robert Deuser. Edwin Westhoff, Ro-
man Neubel, Edward Busch, Joseph
Busch, Victor Bu"hol& r Leo Fallen
stein, Joseph Fallanstcin, Alphonse
Hagen, Edward Thco, and John Ora
man.
Part of the time was devoted to
playing Five Hundred head prize be-
ing won bv Gregory Lamm, and foot
prize by Clement Neubel Following
the serving Of luncheon by Mrs
Thro the young men enjoyed a smoke
social, and several beautiful piano
selections were rendered by Miss
Marcella Thro. The best wishes OF
all were extended to Mr.. Lamm for
success in his studies and in his
chosen work. 3tyt
Sanger Swanson.
Miss Mamie Sanger, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sanger, 1924
North Fourth street, and Mr.. Carl
Edward Swanson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Swanson, Sr., of 1444
North Second street, were united in
marriage at fOur O'Clock this after
noon, the ceremony being per-