New Ulm review., 1922-10-04

new Ulm Review, New Ulm, Mlnn.,
Some twentyfour lady members Of
the Junior Pioneers will entertain at a
five hundred card party this (Wedneg-
day. eve hing at the log cabin in Turner
park. A lunch will be served.
Miss Hertha Mueller entertained
Monday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Reid Murray who is visiting here at
the present time. Covers were laid for
seven.
Friday afternoon a number Of rela-
tives and neighbors Of Mrs. August
Nehl, residing near the brickyards
sprung surprise on her in honor Of her
slxty-thlrd birthday anniversary They
all brought well-filled baskets and the
afternoon was spent in visiting and
at SIX O'Clock supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Hoffman Of
Sleepy Eye and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Swenson Of Albert Lea were out-efA
town guests. Mrs. Hoffman, and Mrs
Swenson are daughters of Mrs Nehl,.
About twenty-five reletives and
friends of our well-known fellow
townsnan Charles !Brust, Sr., gather
ed at the Brust home OIL Center street
on Friday evening, to help him cele-
brate his seventy-fifth birthday ami
versary. The afternoon .ano evening
were spent socially, aid ct six clock a
delectable supper was served at a
prettily decorated table, centered with a
huge birthday cake with seventy-fve
lighted candle;. This offair was dub
ly eventful, IS it was also the first
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Schmalz Of Winthrop. Mrs.
Schmalz is a daughter Of Mr.. a, d Mrs.
Brust. Mr.. Brust is fale and hearty
and IS enjoying the best cf health
and when his guests departed he ex-
pressed the desire to have. them with
him for many anniversaries to come.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert Warnke, Miss Mabel Koch
and Mrs. Lee Warnke, all Of Gaylord,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schmalz of
Winthrop.
A delightful program was presented
at the Turner auditorium Thursday
afternoon by the ladies of the Turner
Society at their monthly birthday par
+ ty. Oradell, Ellsworth and Virgil
Wagner rendered several selections on
the piano and violin. The boys handle
their violins remarkably we'll and won
much applause from those present.
Miss Marguerite Vogel, gave two read
ings, one sThe Proposal'I and the other
THE Honor of the Family Miss
Vogel is gifted elocutionist, and her
readings were we'll received by her
listeners. Miss Frances Krook rem
dered two vocal select ,ons, The Break
of Day; and eye, Birds Without Num-
ber" from Pagliacci. The latter was
sung in accompaniment with Victor
record. Miss Krook returned recent
ly from Chicago where she had been
studying, and she surrrised ard de-
lighted her hearers with her selections.
The work that she has done has i'm
proved her voice wonderfully. After
the program, social bour was spent,
and as a march was played by Mis-.
Herman Hem, the guests formed. a
procession leaeing to the Dutch room,
where supper was served. Bunches Of
purple grapes, autumn foliage and
flowers Produced a most artistic effect
and the appointments were suggestive
CT the Fall The celebrants were:
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser, Mrs. Hugo
O. Schleuder, Mrs. L. A. Fritsche,
Mrs. John Hauenstein, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam Ffaender, Mrs. Herman Frenzel
and Mrs. Martin Hose.
A family reunion was held on Sun
day afternoon at the William Pfaen-
der grove. A picnic dinner was en-
joyed and pleasant day was spent.
The out-of-town guests We're Mrs.
Charles Pfau and Miss Emma Boecker
of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hauser Of st. Paul and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul VossI of Echo.
Mrs. Herbert Grussendorf arranged a
birthday anniversary surprise party Tor
Mrs. August Christensen residing on
North Minnesota street last Tuesday
evening. The hours were spent socially,
playing five hundred and honors were
awarded to Mrs. Christensen, Mrs.
Joseph Koehler and Mrs. Clarence
Grussendorf. Following the close OF the
game, delicious luncheon was served.
A surprise party was arranged Tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerland at Sleepy
Eye by relatives and friends on Sun
day afternoon. Five hundred was
played during the afternoon hours, and.