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Mesdames "A. Bautz and Herbert
Grussendorf and Miss Lena Fritz
were joint hostesses at an afternoon
party, Thursday at the Bautz home
on North Washington street, in hon
or OF Mrs. o. G. Wichtel. The after
noon was spent socially, and at 5. o.
. clock a luncheon was served.
i Mrs. Bennie Williams entertained
group of ladies at "50O'' at he1
home on North Minnesota street,
Thursday afternoon Cards were
played at 5 tables, the prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Alfred Thiede, high;
Mrs. Ed. Berndt, second; and Miss
Helen Wartha, low score. Mrs. Will
liams served a dainty two-course lun-
cheon at the close of the game.
/ Some Is friends of Miss Irene Vo-
gelpohl agreeably surprised her at the
home Of her brother, Elmer Vogelpohl
on South Jefferson street, Thursday
evening. The affair was in honor of
| her birthday anniversary. Playing
cards and games were the evening s
diversions, following which a luncheon
was served that had been prepared by
| the guests for the occasion. The af-
fair was arranged by the Misses Elsie
Koester and Margaret Woebke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. M. Arbes were
hosts at a dinner party to their i'm
mediate family at their home on South
State street, Tuesday evening, in hon
or of their tenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. W.. G. Haynes entertained the
bridge club at her home on: Wednes-
day afternoon in honor OF her birth
day anniversary Mrs B. Esser and
Mrs. J. H. Langmack were awarded
honors at bridge. Mrs. Haynes
served five clock dinner.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at
their regular monthly meeting in the
church parlors, Wednesday afternoon.
After the usual program, an hour was
spent with fancy work and sewing,
and at the close of the afternoon, the
committee in charge served refresh
ments.
Mrs. A. J. Schimschock : was
pleasantly surprised by fifteen of her
lady friends at her home, Wednesday
evening. The affair was in the nature
of an old-fashioned party in honor of
her birthday anniversary, and the
guests came dressed for the occasion.
Five hundred was played at three
tables at which Mrs. A. ]. Schin-
schock was awarded high honors, and
Mrs. William Marks, low score.
Mrs. Ben Williams was awarded a
prize for wearing the most cunning
dress, Miss Stella Cordes, for the
prettiest and Mrs. William Rauschke
for the most comical. A dainty two
course luncheon was served.
/ Some 20 relatives and friends were
Invited to the Andrew Zupfer home
on North Jefferson street, Sunday
evening, to help Mr.. Zupfer celebrate
his birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent in music and dancing.
after which refreshing luncheon was
sefved at midnight.
| Mesdames G. B. Waiser and c.. E.
Poynter were joint hostesses at one
o'clock luncheon at the Weiser home
on Center street, Wednesday. Gov
ers were laid for twenty guests and
the remainder of the afternoon was
spent in sewing and with contests.
Mrs. w. T. Eckstein was awarded a
prize for having made the prettiest
basket during the afternoon.
Relatives and friends surprised Mr.
land Mrs. Herbert Brueske at their
home on Summit Avenue, Friday
evening in honor of their thirteenth
wedding anniversary Playing cards
and dancing were the evenings pas.
time until midnight, when refresh.
ments were served. There were forty
: guests present.
| Mrs. Andrew Saffert entertained 9
group Of guests at card party at he1
home on North MINNESOTA street
Monday evening. 5000 was played
at seven tables and honors were award
ed to Miss Elizabeth Stadick, Mrs
Thomas Kretsch and Mrs, Athana.
Henle. Following the close of thu
card game, Mrs. Saffert served !
luncheon.
Complimenting Miss Allie Schere
of St. Paul and Mrs. Anna Eckstein
who recently returned from a tw,
years stay in the West, Miss Tilli
Heymann entertained at "50O'' at he
: home on South Washington street
: Thursday afternoon. Cards wer
: played at four tables and high honor
e were awarded to Mrs. Geo. B. Weise1
> second TO Mrs. Martin Hose and loy