New Ulm review., 1922-10-18

Mrs. Otto Buenger, high and Otto
English and Miss Frances Zeller, low.
A lunch was served.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schapekahm were surprised when q
number of friends gathered at their
home for social evening. After SPEND
ing a pleasant evening delicious luach
was served. Honors were awarded to
Mrs. William Rauschke and Adelbert
Blauert, high, and Mrs. Alfred Thiede
and William Rauschke, low scores.
The affair was planned by Mrs. Robert
Williams. .Qgt s5EI3Si llt9 ~ ess
Miss Elsie Nun, a bride Of this
month, was, the. guest Of honor at a
shower arranged by Mrs. Arthur Meers-
field and Miss Rose Wartha at the
Meersfeld hone on Thursday evening.
Games and music were enjoyed until
a late hour when two-course supper
was served. Covers were laid for
twenty five guests. The rooms were
prettily decorated, the color scheme
being red and white. Miss Nun was
the recipient of a number of handsome
and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hofmeister
were delightfully."- surprised by twenty
five Of their neighbors and friends at
their. home on Saturday evening in
honor Of their fifteenth wedding ami
versary. Dancing and playing cards
was enjoyed until a late hour when an
appetizing lunch was served. Five
hundred was played at four tables
honors going to Miss Barbara Vogel
George Hofmeister, Mrs. Peter Weller
and A. Loeffelmacher.
The Lady Foresters are making pre-.
parations for a Halloween bazaar anG
card party to be held at the Catholic
school house on Monday October 80
The Martin Mueller home on NORTH
| Valley street was the scene of merry
party when friends gathered at theil
home to help Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller
celebrate their tenth wedding ami
versary. Thirty guests were present
and during the early part of the eve
ming mock wedding was staged with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller as the groom
and bride, John Hauenstein, Jr., ring.
bearer and Albert Pfaender acted as
the clergyman aud performed the
ceremony, which caused much, amuse.
ment among the guests. Later five
hundred was played at which. Mrs. Will.
liam Stoll was awarded high honors
and Miss Tilhe Heymann, low score
A splendid six o'clock supper was
served. The rooms were adorned with
vases Of carnations and roses. g,55.
Mrs. c.. A. Hintz and Mrs. C.. w
Miller will entertain a group Of guests
at the Miller home on Tuesday ano
Thursday Of next week. Bridge will
be played during the afternoon hours
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hackbarth were
pleasantly surprised by group u
friends on Sunday evening in honor
of their twentieth wedding anniver.
sary. A sociable evening was spent
and lunch served. ~
The members of the Current News
club met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. F. H. Dubbe on North State
Street. Papers were read by Mrs. M.
}. Bieber and Mrs. A. j. Vogel. +
Mrs. Henry Stelljes entertained a
number Of ladies at her home on Cen
ter street on: Friday evening. Fancy
work and sociability were the diver
sions and delicious repast was served.
Covers were laid for twenty guests.
A number of friends surprised Miss
Theresa Liebl at the home Of her
parents near Fairfax On Sunday eve
ming, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. An enjoyable evening was
spent playing games. Atha late hour
fine lunch was served. .sas
Mrs. G. w. Haynes entertained six
teen little folks at her home on Friday
afternoon. The occasion Was the ninth
birthday anniversary Of her little daugh-
ter Margaret. Games were enjoyed
and at six o'clock Mrs. Haynes served
a dinner. .2s
Invitations are out announcing a
one o'clock luncheon on Saturday to
be given by Mesdames "A. H. Bes-
mehn and E. G. Veeck.
The fifteenth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gleissner Of West
Newton was celebrated at their home
on Sunday evening, when large num-
Der OF neighbors, relatives and. friends
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