New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-29
MAsQUE BALL

| The masquerade ball given at the
Armory last Saturday evening proved
to be successful affair, both socially and
financially. The balcony was filled to
capacity with spe tators who came to
see the maskers The Liberty Orchestra
furnished the music.
Princes as we'll as paupers assembled for
an evening Of enjoyment, the merry
| makers rep esenting almost every age
and class.
Prizes were awarded as TO lows: First
group, representing liberty girls Eda
Schiller, Linda Trush, Anna Hacker,
Emma Koch, and Elsie and Susan
Frederick.
Second group, representing butterfly
girls-Anna Hauer, Frances Wartha,
Martina Clements, Frances Altman,
Anna .Schnobrich and Rose Clements.
Third group, representing snow balls
Werner Bosch, Martha Bosch, Theresa
Wolf, Kate Ka's, Amelia Wartha, Helen
Macho, Theresa Tauer and Sophia Zeig.
The most comic couple were the Misses
Clara and Louise Neuwirth, dressed in
Dutch costumes.
The Misses Ella Hamann and Olivia
Klause appeared as confetti girls. They
| received first prize for best couple and
Mabel and Clara Guth won a like prize
for the r representation of a sailor Fad
and Red Cross nurse. Miss Bertha
Hogen who impersonated Liberty" and
Earl Pellant were awarded prizes fer
best single masks
H. o. Schleuder is in Springfield at
tending to business matters
Miss Anna VogeI from Springfield is
spending the week visiting with local
relatives and friends.
Mrs B. FoIlmann left or Minneapolis
Sunday. She was called there by the
death of her neice, Mrs. Heiserer.
L. 8. Krook left New Ulnn on Tuesday
morning for a short stay in the Twin
Cities.
Friends of Herman SchWantes haA G
recently received word from him that
he is still in France. but hopes to- be home
soon. He is feeling fine.
Miss Marie Korbel will leave for the
Twin Cities tomorrow, Thursday, where
she will assist, in doing the spring buying
for the Follmann Millinery store.
John Laubenthal OF RedHnan, Iowa and
Thos. Larson of West Bend, iowa, were
New Ulm visitors last week Mr.. LARSON
IS real estate dealer
Mrs. Ida Schumacher was pleasantly
surprised last Friday afternoon BIZ a
group of friends, the occasion being her
sixty-fourth birthday anniversary The
surprise was arranged by the Lutheran
Ladies' Mrs. Schumacher as we'll as; the
guests enjoyed a very nice time
The Misses Clara and Marie Korbel
entertained small group Of friends at
; t leir home on North State street lass
! Thursday evening. The guests amused
| themselves at cards and prizes were
awarded to Miss Cecilia Eibner and Mrs
/ Chas Hough.
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/ Two young girls, Evelyn and Adelint
/. Burgher had an experience a short tim,
4 ago that will cause them to be NOR,
careful where and when and how they
. hike. The girls started for walk t,
the Johnson amp, across the Courtlans
bridge They climbed the hills back q
the camp, enjoying the beautiful outdoo
air until it began to grow dusk. Blu
when they wished to make. their wa
back home they could not find til
bridge and there they were on the Wron
!, side Of the river. In their confusio
they finally called for help and the ca
was answered by Mrs. Lindmeyer VIII
telephoned the girls relatives and Fried
Wiesner who went to their rescue wit
a lantern. It was after ten when Il
], girls and their rescuers finally reache
/. home and their mother said they &c
tainly had an appetite.