New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
Social Events

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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto English enter
tanned group Of guests at their home
list Tuesday evening at five hundred.
| Cards were played at six tables.
Honors were awarded to Mrs. a. Q.
Bautz and Otto Heymapn, ], high and
Mrs. Herbert Grussendorf and Ed.
Hoffman,, low. Before the guests
departed, Mrs. English served a de-
licious lunch. e
The members of the st. Caecilian
choir Of the Holy Trinity Catholic
| church celebrated feast day at the
! school house on Wednesday evening.
A delightful program was carried out,
which was followed by game OF five
hundred. Honors went to Huge
Stadick, high, Mrs. Mike Schuster,
second high, and Miss Elizabeth Henle,
low score. Miss Willibalda Eibner, a
bride of yesterday, who isa member OF
the choir was presented with beauti-
ful mantel clock by the choir members.
"A two course supper was served.
Miss Lena Fritz was most pleasant
!y surprised by number of her friends
on Wednesday evening at her home on
North German street in honor OF her
birthday anniversary. Five hundred
was played and prizes we're awarded
70 Mesdames Herbert Grussendorf.
Thomas Wright, Otto English and
Otto Buenger. A delicious lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buenger and Mr..
| ind Mrs. Herbert Grussendorf enter
| tanned a party OF friends at five
hundred at the Buenger home last
Sunday evening. After the game, q
lunch was served.
| Miss Anna Soukup and Mrs. George
Saffert were hostesses to some thirty
quests at the Saffert home on Nortl
German street on Wednesday evening
| Miss Therese Mechtel, bride OF this
week, was the honored guest. The
,vening's diversion was five hundred
It which Miss Mary Smith and Mrs
George Erler secured prizes. Miss
Mechtel received q large number q
beautiful and useful gifts.
Miss Margaret Woebke entertained
thirty of her friends at her home or
Friday evening in honor of her birth
day anniversary. Five hundred was
played at five tables at which Misses
Sylvia and Mable Geske of Essig ano
Louis Kuelbs and Edward Schroeder,
llso of Essig, were prize-winners.
Harold Vogelpohl and Miss Laurett:
Ranweiler won prizes at "Rummy".
A two-course supper was served.
Mesdames Otto H. Schneider ane
A. E. Blauert ltertained group OF
guests at a five hundred party at the
aome of Mrs. Blauert on North Mime,
sofa street last evening. A supper
was served.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Otto Buen-
ger and Mrs. Herbert Grussendorf
entertained a number of ladies at the
Buenger home at five hundred. Mes
danes Myers Jorgenson and Joseph
Koekler were awarded honors. Last
Sunday another five hundred party
was given at the Buenger home and
:1onors went to Mrs. R. R. Kemski and
Paul Hackbarth, high and Mrs. Guy
Crane and r. R. Kemski low scores.
Mrs. H. N. Somsen entertained a
number Of guests at her home Monday
It seven o'clock dinner compliment.
,ng Miss Daisy Richardson of Winona,
Who is her guest. The evening hours
we're spent socially playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blauert enter
,ained at one o'clock dinner on Sun
lay in honor Of their Mankato guests,
she Harris, Vogelpohl and Denmal
families. Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Blauert of this city we're also guests.
Mrs. AL Johnson and Miss Elsie
Radke entertained dozen guests at
The johnson home on North Washing
ton street on Monday afternoon. Three
cables of five hundred were played at
which Mrs. John A. Schneider and
Mrs. A. E. Blauert were awarded
1onors. A two course luncheon was
served at five o'clock.
Miss Mary Korbel entertained her
bridge club and few friends at her
acme on North State street on Mon
lay evening. Four tables of bridge
were played at which Mrs. Anna Rinke
md Mrs. William Ochs of Ivanhoe
cook high honors. Before the guests
departed, delicious lunch was served
by Miss Korbel.
Mr.. Joseph Schuster was hostess to
q number of her friends at her home
on North State street on Wednesday
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