New Ulm review., 1922-11-01

II o'clock the party broke up after
having been refreshed by a light lunch.
! Miss Aleen Setter entertained the
members of her club at her home on
North Minnesota street Monday eve
ming. After spending social eve
ming, lunch was served. Covers were
laid for eight.
! The members of the Ladies Foreign
Missionary Society Of the M. E. church
will meet at regular monthly meeting
at the home Of Mrs. julius Schnidt on
North Washington street this after
moon. Mrs. Schmidt and her daugh-
ters, Misses Anna and Carrie, will be
the hostesses.
About thirty young folks gathered
at the r. A. Ziese home in Lafayette
township on Saturday evening for a
sociable time. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour, and before the guests
departed lunch was served. The rooms
were decorated in Halloween style,
the colors being black and yellow.
Mrs. George Puchner, Sr. entert: ined
a number of guests at her hcme on
North Payne street on Sunday eve
ming in honor of her bicthday ami
versary. Five hundred was played and
honors went to Mesdames Alex Ran
weller, John Arbes, Albert Kunz and
Willibald Eibner. A two course lunch
was served, covers being laid for thirty
guests.
| Mrs. John Weddendorf was hostess
to a group of ladies at her home on
North Broadway on Wednesday. A
| six o'clock dinner was served, and tt e
evening hours were spent playing
cards.
Mesda1nes F. W. Johnson and A.
H. Besmehn have arranged for a
shower co-nplimenting Miss Aleen
Setter tomorrow evening at the Bes-
mehn home on South Broadway. Miss
Settlers marriage to Arnin E. Hey
mann will take place next week.
i On Tuesday evening, Mrs. S. Duin
entertained at cards at the Engelbe1t
home on South Washington street
Bridge was played at which Mrs. Car
; Aufderheide and Mrs. Arno Wedden-
dorf were awarded honors. A lunch
was served. .~...-.~@.
Mesda:nes C. A. Hintz and C. w
Miller entertained at bridge at the
Miller home on South State street or
Tuesday and Thursday evenings of last
week. Bridge was played at nine
tables on Tuesday with honors going
to Mrs. L. B.. Krook and Mrs. }. M
Bieber. On Thursday, cards were
played at ten tables, and the honors
were awarde to Mrs. H. N. Somsen
and Mrs. A. EG.f Meile. A six o'clock
dinner was served on both evenings by
the hostesses. The decorations were
suggestive of the Halloween season, the
color schmeme Of yellow and black
being carried out.
+ Miss Ellen Hun1nel was the guest
of honor at a party given in honor of
her, birthday anniversary by Mrs.
George Thompson at her home in
Morgan last Monday evening. Twenty
young people were entertained and five
hundred was played. The decorations
we're in keeping with the Halloween
season and light refreshments were
served.
The entertainment provided for the
guests at the regular monthly birthday
party of TIE Turner Ladies' Society
was unusual and very pleasing last
Thursday afternoon. For the program
the Misses Frances Krook, Marguerite
Vogel and Aleen Setter had prepared
a comic little one act play rendered a
delightfully."- funny fashion which kept
their audience smiling fro-n start to
finish. The story was that of woman
whose husband insisted that she pack
his winter over-cOat in moth balls
while her thoughts were on her career
as a writer. The story is complicated
by the entrance of a beautiful vamp
who proceeds to scare the wife into
fits by pretending to take her husband
from her. The three young ladies filed
their parts to perfection and everybody
enjoyed the skit very much. In the
supper-room, too, variety lent charm
to the delightful viands which were
served. The dainty decorations were
Halloween favors in yellow and black
with yellow candlesticks furnishing
the light. Mrs. Frances Schemann
spoke the congratulations to the birth
day children. She represented the
spirit of Indian Summer and after
giving an Indian war-dance, she spied
the many good things to eat and the
beautiful ladies and decided to smoke
the pipe Of peace, which was done by
presenting the pipe to each Of the
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