The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-26
JUNIORS..-SEN|ORS
BANQUET ENJOYED
EVENT WAS PROMOTED BY
CLEVELAND STUDENTS
ORIGINAL WAS DESIGN
Features Staged That Made O.
casion One of Pleasure
And Delight.

S~@1ASA Wv - - SSS-~-
And Delight.
Cleveland, May 24-The annual
junior senior banquet was held
Thursday, May Is, at Hardeggers
Summer resort on Lake Jefferson.
The people attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Clark, Miss Schade, Miss
Murphy and the senior and juniors
classes. The juniors showed origin
atty in many ways in getting the
banquet ready. A long table was ar :,
ranged for the occasion at one end
OF the dining room, which was beau
tifully and Hastily decorated with
large bouquets of ilacs and stream >
ers of purple and white crepe paper
which extends from the Chandelier
to all sides of the table. The splen =
did dinner, 10 which all did credit,
was followed by a program OF toasts.
Mr.. Clark acting as POSTMASTER,
appropriately Introducing each
speaker. Orabelle Davis expressed
the thanks and appreciation of the
members OF her class for everything
that the juniors have done for them,
Esther Fahning added a little fun to
the event by her toast, which was
entitled Just Nothing" An appreci-
alton of the many ways in which the
seniors have been helpful to the
lower classmen was expressed by
Rowene Hartman. The seniors saw
themselves busy in many various
occupations when AnabeF Cheadle
read the class prophecy. Mildred
Kluntz gave the farewell TO the SEN
iors and led yell in their honor.
shat will ha
remembered by everyone, VINO was
present.
guest of his nephew, Eugene Smith,
and niece, Mrs. John Davis, Monday
The Paul Rckie family of St
Paul are spending Mr.. Dickie'e va
cation with relatives. They are Wis
iting this week at the Tom Lloyd
home.
AnnabeI Cheadle was a guest of
Georgia Flowers last Monday night;
The freshman class enjoyed
themselves at a party last Tuesday
evening at the Henry Fahning home.
Mrs. Gilbert Schmidt and Little
daughter and Miss Ruth Hartman
were business callers at LeSueur
Center between trains last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter Orabelle, Mrs. Conrad
Myhre and Miss Mabel Hartman
were business callers at Mankato
Friday.
The Winniferd Buckles family 81
Lake Crystal spent Sunday with the
Wright sisters.
MT. and Mis-. Royal Davis were
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
Emel Dressed home.
Mr., and Mrs. E. D. Lloyd and
family attended the graduation ex-
ercises of their son Ivan, who re-
ceived his diploma from Gustavus
Adolphus college Monday morning
John Weiss is the proud owner oil
a new Ford car, purchased from the
Setter firm of st. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lloyd spent
Saturday with the E. D. Lloyd fam
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lloyd and Mr.
and Mrs. z. j. Lloyd attended the
meeting of the Bible society OF the
Elm church at Ottawa Sunday az
ternoon.
Mrs. z. D. Lloyd returned home
from Rocheste Saturday, where she
underwent an operation few
Hazel Cole of st. Peter spent the
week end with Adeline Fahning.
Among the week end visitors al
Mankato were Misses Juliana KEEL
Ter, Madeline Garner, Catherine Mil
Ter and Florence True.
Mrs. Robert Bird was on the SICK
list a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Schmidt anc
little daughter took supper with the
Jacob Block family Sunday
Mrs. Margaret Block spent Sun
70 day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Kra'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Smith, Mr.. ant
Mrs Willard Smith and Martin Pom
with and daughter Alice were enter
tanned at the NJ. A. Hill home o.
Traverse Sunday.
John Weiss was Mankato cailel
Monday.
of Traverse spent Sunday at th'
Herman Ponwith home.
Mrs. Luther Hurst and daughte
Lucille and sister Mrs. Ben Dane o.
Pembertcn left Saturday evening
for Bryant, Ohio, where they were
called on account of the serious Ill
ness of their father ]. D. Ransom.
Mrs. John Hopkins and son JohI
IT., of Des Moines. Iowa., are visit
ing at the home of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Ray Haskins. They cam,
to help celebrate Grandpa Woehler;
seventy ninth birthday, which wa
sunday. May 81. =
Miss Anna Radke Of st. Pete
. spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Tres
mer.
Bertha Schoeb of Mankato, spen
the latter part of the week with Mrs
Knott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott and daught
ers and Mrs. Knott's mother, Mrs
Nerboyig of st. Peter were guest
of Mrs. Janette Foss of st. Pete
Sunday.
= The August Dadke family of 81
peter the Clay Rogers family ant
the Martin Flowers family and Ed
win Tresmer were guests of~Mr. AM
Mrs. Rudolph Flowers Sunday a
dinner. "
M. Kitchenmaster was a guest a
the Knott home at supper. Thursday