New Ulm review., 1922-03-01

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The neighbors and friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Stolz gathered
at their home on South Washington
street, Sunday evening, for a get-to .
gether. Some preferred five hundred,
and cards were played at two tables,
the prizes going to Miss Alma Stclz,
high honors and William S. Vercoe,
low score. Those who wished, danced
to the music Of the victrola and at a.
late hour a delicious luncheon that
had been prepared by the merry max
ers Was served.
Mrs. Mary Frasch was hostess to a
small group Of friends at her home
on North Washington street Sunday
evening, in honor Of her birthday an
niversary. Five hundred was played
at five tables and prizes were won by
| Mrs. Andrew Amann and Mrs. Atha
mas Henle. Following the game, a
two-course lunch was served.
Some twenty-five friends and rela-
tives went to the A. j. Meyer home
Monday evening to assist Mrs. Meyer
in celebrating her birthday anniver-
sary. Five hundred was played dur
| ing the evening; Mrs. John Henle and
Mrs. Philip Legare Of Marshall were
the prize winners. A two course
luncheon was served after the game.
Mrs. Meyer was presented with a
beautiful gift in honor Of the occasion.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the. M. E. Church will
meet at their regular monthly meet
! ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at
the church parlors. Those who will
serve are Mesdames Charles Grussen-
dorf, Henry Meyer, Jr., and Herbert
Grussendorf.
Mrs. Margaret Eichmann enter
tanned small group Of ladies in
honor of her 72nd birthday anniver-
sary at the home Of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. M
i Arbes residing on South State street,
Hast Tuesday afternoon. The hours
were spent socially, and at o'clock
dinner was served. Covers were laid
/ for ten. The remainder of the even
ing was spent in card playing.
Complimenting Mrs. Alfred Roos
and daughter, Winifred Of Milwau-
kee, Miss Allie Scherer Of Minneapo.
lis and Mrs. George Schemann o.
Winthrop, Mrs. A. H. Besmehn ane
i Mrs. w. G. Alvin entertained at The
4 Besmehn home on South Broadway
"Wednesday afternoon. The hours
were spent socially with fancy worl
and sewing, and at 5 o'clock tht
Ihostesses served a. dainty lunch.
Mrs. Otto Heymann entertained
, the members Of the Ladies' Guild o
, the St. Peters Episcopal church a
Il her home on Center Street, Wednes
day afternoon. Each of the mem
I bers invited a guest, and there wer'
) some thirty present. The Afternoon
: was spent with sewing and fanc.
/ work, and dainty refreshments Wer
4 served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Schneider
!. 8 1-2 North Minnesota street, enter
tanned at q two-course 6 o'clock din
lner at their home Sunday evening
B Covers were laid for sixteen guests
Following the. dinner, the remainde
) lof the evening was spent playing fiv
hundred. Those to whom prizes wer
j awarded were: Miss Edna Knees, an,
Jimmie" Pfaender high honors, an
Miss Hilda Haberberg and Harol'
Fenske, low scores.
Charles N. Robertson and F. .
Minium were in Minneapolis the pas
week attending the Engineers Stat
! convention which was held at tn
] Curtis Hotel February 81 to %. Al
ter this meeting Mr.. Robertson at
! tended the Highway Engineers con
vention the Oath and 25th which wa
! held at the Office Of the State High
way Department. at st. Paul.
George Hogen has been confne
to his home with u very severe col
for several days the past week.
: Mrs. Vivian Dorm was hostess g
|. Icards to group Of friends at her hom
E Ion North Minnesota street, Sunda
7 evening. Five hundred was played g
t. six tables at which Mrs. Arthur Baut
S s|and William Marks were awarded hig
s |honors and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton !
Smith low scores.