The Mankato free press., 1922-06-09
SOCIAL AND EVENT
BILLEDON TUESDAY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT GAR
DEN CITY, JUNE 6
PROGRAM WAS PICKED
News In General Of Village
Personal Mention And
Club Stories.

Garden City, June 5.-An ice
cream social and program will be
given in the Christian church Hues-
day evening, June 6, by the Chris
tian Endeayor young people. Every
body come and help the young peo-
pie. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Selection by orchestra.
Song, chorus.
Piano solo, Aileen Jay.
Song, Peggy O'Neil, little folks.
Duet, Belva and Flora Halves.
Reading, Miss Ruth Mills.
Exercise, Tibute to the Flag, Au-
drey Call, Doris and Lyle Latavor.
Solo, George John.
Duet, violin and piano, Lois and
Aileen Jay.
Song, When I'm Gone You'll Soon
Foget, Donald Dobson, solo; assist
ed by the chorus.
Reading. Mrs. Ed. Chapman.
Selection, orchestra.
There will be homemade candy,
popcorn and lemonade for sale.
The Caroline Parker W. c. T. U.
will hold its June meeting at the
home of Mrs. Collins Tuesday after.
noon. June s. All members and
friends are invited to attend. There
will be cars TO take all who care
to go.
Rev. and Mrs. Dobson are away
for a week. Mrs. Dobson will visit
her son and daughters and families
at Rochester. Mr.. Dobson will visit
at several conventions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Call are re
joicing over the arrivals Of a little
son, born Saturday, June 3. Mother
and baby are getting along nicely.
School closed Friday with a pic
mic at the fair grounds. The teach
ers have all gone to their respective
homes. It is not known at this
to return next year, but they are al
re elected.
H, e. Woods of st. Paul was
week end visitor at the George John
home.
About thirty ladies met at the
Baptist church Saturday afternoon,
June 8. The affair was in the nature
of a shower in honor Of Miss Rhoda
Chapman. Mrs. Viola Robertson
sang very sweetly a selection. Mrs.
John Bixby read a very nice poem,
occasion Mrs. Rector is past 81
years and is as young at heart as
ever. Mrs. Viola Robertson sang
another selection, after which little
Lucille Chapman and Dorothy Ho.
ward came. each pushing little doll
carriage. trimmed neatly in white
and pink and loaded with presents
for the bride to be. Miss Chap
man was the recipient Of many use
full gifts OF silver, china and linen.
showing the esteem in which she is
held by her friends. The ladies OF
the church served ice cream ana
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. MHls visited
at the Ray Thompson home in Am
boy Sunday.
Miss Liza Wilson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Carlos Warren and fam
lily in Vernon Center this week.
A number of ladies went to the
home of Mrs. Mary Buck Friday to
spend the afternoon as she will leave
Monday for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Wesley Martell and family.
They took with them good things to
beth Roberts, Mrs. ]. E. Stevens,
Thomas, Mrs. w. A. Roberts. Mrs.
Florence Parker, Mrs. E. NJ. Call,
Mrs. Charles Nickerson, Mrs. Robert
son, Mrs. Emeline Crane, Mrs: Net
tie Wilson. A very pleasant time is
reported.
Lucas Crane is in Immanuel hos
pital, Mankato, where he is receiv-
ing treatment for sciatic rheuma-
tism. His many friends wish for
him a speedy comeback to health
Mr.. and Mrs. George John and n.
E. Woods drove to the home of Lyle
Miller in Mankato Sunday afternoon
to practice singing for the old set
tiers picnic at the Judd Cornell grove
in the townhsip of Sterling.
Mrs. o. C. Rector is visiting Mrs.
VanSlyke at Mankato for a few
days.
Miss Madelyn Wilcox of Mankato
is a guest at the W. A. Roberts
home this week.
Miss Matte and Muriel Rock
wood of Madelia are guests at the
John Chapman home. -
Miss Ella Schulz was a week end
visitor at the Eume of her brother,
Herbert Schulz and family in Lake
Crystal. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Osgood and
family of Fairmont visited at the J..
F. Osgood home last week.