New Ulm review., 1922-05-17


twentieth wedding anniversary. So
3ciability was the afternoons diver
sion and delicious dinner was served
at six o'clock. Covers were laid for
seventy guests.
a very delightful affair, compi-
menting Miss Gladys Henle, a June
bride-to-be, was given at the John II.
Forster home on North Washington
street Thursday evening by the Miss
ses Adelaide Forster and Minnie Hell
get, when they. entertained sixty
guests. Five hundred was played at
eleven tables at which Mrs. Jos.
Puchner won high honors, Miss Grace
Rinke, second high and Mrs. John A.
Schneider, low score. A delicious
luncheon was served at the close Of
the card game. The rooms were
prettily decorated for the occasion,
pink and white predominating. Pink
and white sweet-peas were used pro-
fusely. Miss Henle was presented
with a complete set Of silverware, by
the side of which stood a keWpie
bride and groom. The kewpie bride
was gowned in white satin with bridal
veil and the groom in full dress suit.
Among the guests from out-of-toWn
were Mrs. Joe Lauterbach, Of Red
wood Falls, Miss Adeline Kottke Of
Klossner, Miss Rose Reinhart Of
Courtland and the Misses Rose,
Lauretta and Olivia Henle Of Essig.
About forty relatives and friends
gathered at the farm home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Huelskamp in Lafayette
township last Sunday evening where:
a jolly time was spent in dancing and
with music. The affair was in honor
Of the third wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Huelskamp. At the
close Of very pleasant evening the
merry-makers gathered at prettily
decorated table and enjoyed delic-
ious luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Huels-.
kamp were the recipients of many
beautiful and pretty gifts suitable for,
the occasion.
The members Of the Ladies Guild
of the st. Peters Episcopal Church
will have a coffee and doll carnival on
Wednesday afternoon at the Guild
Hall, This is a private function for
the members Of the Guild.
Sunday afternoon, about thirty re-
latives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Lang Of Lafayette townships;
sprung surprise on them in honor of
their tenth wedding anniversary.
They all took well-flled baskets and
at six o'clock a supper was served.
The hours were spent playing cards
and various other games.
The Christ Sprenger home on North
Broadway was the scene of a happy.
family gathering Sunday when all Of
the children joined in a family reunion.
At one o'clock a dinner was served
and the afternoon and evening hours
were spent playing cards and in sing
ing and other music. Ed. M. Spreng-
er of st. Paul was present. He is an
employee at the offices of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company at that
place. Emil Sprenger will return to
his home in Toledo, Ohio, the latter
part Of the week, after visiting with
his parents for the past two weeks.
The bowling club Of the Catholic
Society enjoyed spread on Wednes-
day evening at the school house. A
pleasant social evening was spent.
The affair is an annual event.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Chas.
H. Stuebe and Mrs. II. III. Huevelman
entertained at bridge at the latter's
home. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Cordelia Black of Chicago and Mrs,
John III. Siegel. On Saturday after
noon they entertained Lat another
bridge party at the Stuebe home on
South State street. The prizes went
to Mrs. II. N. Somsen and Mrs. F. D,
Minium.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Will
liam Boettger entertained a group Of
guests at five hundred in honor Of he1
birthday anniversary. The prizes
went to Mrs. William julius, Mrs
Frank Eckert and Mrs. Louise Hass.
In the evening Mrs. Boettger was
surprised by some thirty-five Of hel
friends and relatives. The hours were
spent playing cards, and prizes went
to Miss Gladys Henle, Mrs. Felix
Reinhart, Charles Hillesheim and
Felix Reinhart. Luncheons were
served after both games. Mrs.
Boettger received various pretty gifts
in honor Of the occasion.
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