New Ulm review., 1922-06-07
SOCIAL EVENTS.

SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. Clifton Smith and Mrs. A. j.
Loefier entertained at the latter's
home on North State street Wednes-
day evening, complimenting Miss
Thecla Eibner.. A six o'clock lunch
con was served and cards were played.
Mrs. Peter Ktzberger and Mrs. Albert
Pfaender won the honors. A short
musical program was rendered after
the luncheon. Miss Eibner was the
recipient of various pretty and useful
gifts.
Mrs. Frank Kosek entertained the
little friends of her son Donald on
Monday evening in honor Of his birth
day anniversary. Dinner was served
at six o'clock, and the hours were
pleasantly spent with games.
Mrs. Charles Engelbert residing on
South Minnesota street was hostess
to a group Of ladies at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. Five humid
red was played and honors went to
Mrs. Alex. Ranweiler, Mrs. Herman
siebenbrunner and Mrs. Philip Liesch.
After the card game, Mrs. Engelbert
served luncheon.
DR.. and Mrs. O. G. Stric kler were
rendered reception at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Reineke last We'd
nesday evening. There were about
sixty guests present. very pleas
ing program Of vocal and instrumen-
tai music was carried out and the
evening was very pleasantly spent in a a
social way. The hostess served a de-
.licious repast late in the evening.
Mrs. Strickler as the honored guest,
was presented with beautiful silver
flower basket and bouquet OF roses.
The Camp Fire girls were enter
tained by their guardian, Miss Eliza
beth Spriesterbach, at the Henry
Held home on Wednesday evening.
During the early hours there was a
short council meeting, and the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent
with music and sociable games. Re
freshments were served to some thlr-
ty guests by the hostess.
Mrs. Jos. M. Arbes entertained a
number of little folks at her home on
South State street yesterday afternoon
in honor Of the birthday anniversaries
Of her little daughter, Mae julie and
son James. Games were enjoyed Until
five o'clock when Mrs. Arbes served q
birthday luncheon to the little guests
Mrs. Eleanor Mullen, accompanied
by Mrs. j. H. Siegel, Mrs. Q. M
Olsen and Mrs. Louis G. Vogel, mo.
tored to Franklin on Thursday to visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
]. Olin.
Mrs. C. IA. Stolz and daughter, Mis-
Elna, leave this afternoon for Wash
Iington state where they expect to spen'
Ithe summer months. Mrs. Stblz vii
be the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. 2
j. Gilliland at Hazel, Wash, Will
Miss Elma will attend the Seattl
University summer school.
Mesdames O. M. Olsen, ]. II. Siegel
and Eleanor Mullen drove to Ne1
Prague on Monday and visited wit
the formers son and daughter-in-la,
i Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Olsen.
Mrs. T. O. Streissguth entertaine
] the Afternoon Bridge Club at he
home in the Parkview apartments Q
Friday afternoon. Refreshments wer
served after the card game.
Mrs. g. e. Poynter and Mrs. ]. /
Schoch were hostesses to group Z
Iladies at the latter's home on Cente
lstreet on Saturday afternoon. Eigh
4 tables Of bridge were played at Whic
3 Mrs. Jos. M. Arbes and Mrs. Albe1
4 Spaeth won high honors and Mr.
M. j. Bieber and Mrs. Foster Fshel
low score. A five o'clock luncheo
Twas served.
The girls employed in the Office !
the Eagle Roller Mill company shower
I ed Miss Florence Koehler, bride {
this week, with aluminium ware Q
Saturday, May 20, the day Of Mis-
!, Koehler's s resignation at the Mill. Th
gifts were presented to the bride-elet
before she left the Office that mornin
which aso appened TO be her birthda
!. anniversary. y