New Ulm review., 1922-08-02

Mrs. H. II. Walter entertaine ten
ladies at her home on South State
street Thursday afternoon in honor
OF her mother, Mrs. Smith. The
occasion was Mrs. Smiths birth
day. The afternoon was spent in
sewing and conversation, and at
SIX o'clock a three-course dinner was
served.
The Andrew Saffert home was the
scene of q pretty shower given by
Mrs. Jos. Teynor, Miss Katherine
Herzog, Mrs. Andrew Saffert and Miss
Hulda Goetsch, Monday evening in
honor of Miss Leona Dietz who will
become the bride Of A. C. Amann in
September. The rooms were prettily
decorated with vases of cut flowers,
which added to the color scheme Of
red and white. About sixty guests
We're present and the evening was spent
in playing cards, prizes being awarded
to Mrs. Stephan Dauer and Mrs. Carl
Kamm of Searles; Miss Bessie Schlump
berger and Mrs. Otto Puhlmann.
Lunch was served to the guests late
in the evening. The many beautiful
gifts with which the bride-to-be was
presented, were suspended from
streamers fastened to parasol. The
affair was a most enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lawellin were
rendered a farewell party at Turner
Hall last Friday evening. Mr.. Lawel-
lin is member of the New Ulm Turn
verein and Mrs. Lawellin is member
of the Turner Ladies Society and in
recognition Of their past services, they
were given this party. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawellin will soon remove to Winni-
peg, Canada, where Mr.. Lawellin has
secured position as chemist in a
cereal factory. Mr.. Lawellin has been
the chemist at the Eagle Roller Mill
for several years past and only recent
ly accepted the position at Winnipeg.
Instead Of cards the committee in
charge of the arrangements, Mrs. l..
B. Krook and Miss Tillie Heyinann,
arranged series Of old time anuse-
ments which proved very interesting
Among the games played were, In
dustry," - Musical Chair, Feathers
Up, Numbers and Gust Nuts. -
The Jewish Gym" was in charge Of
Henry Haeberle. Miss Julie Meyer
won the prize in the Musical Chair
contest, Albert Held and Miss Tillie
Heymann were awarded prizes in
Numbers Miss Lena Getting, John
Heymann, Otto Nie1nann and Mrs.
Lawellin won prizes in the "Just Nuts
contest.
Every one had most enjoyable
time. Short addresses were given by
Fred Pfaender, president of the New
Ulm Turnverein and Mrs. Francisco
Bellm, president of the Turner Ladies
society. After the lunch which was
served in the Dutch rioom, Albert
Steinhauser gave a talk in which he
extolled the good qualities of the guests
Of honor and wished them good luck
in their new home. In response Mr.,
Lawellin stated that he slipped into
New Ulm on Labor Day three years
ago and found the town deserted, the
citizens all enjoying themselves at a
picnic at Hermans Heights. He stated
further that he was glad that he came
to New Ulm, has enjoyed his stay
here and hopes to come back again
at some future time. Mr.. Lawellin
leaves for Winnipeg this week and Mrs
Lawellin will join him after the Home
Coming.
Mrs. Helmuth Reinke presented hel
husband, proprietor Of the Motor Inn
with a son yesterday, born at the
Loretto hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. O. J. Seifert returned
Sunday from trip to the Black
Hills in the Seifert car. They hac
been gone week.
Mrs. Albert Duehn spent last week
visiting at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Voges at CORTLAND.
Mrs. J. H. Vogel, accompanied by
Mrs. A. j. Vogel and her daughter
Miss Marguerite Vogel, drove to the
Twin Cities Monday morning in the
formers car and spent the day with
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Frye and family
Of Mankato, Prof. and Mrs. Erubel
and family Of Marinette, Wis, anc
Miss Frigga Strassen Of Courtland were
guests at the Rev. G. J. Albrecht home
for several days last week.
Miss Alice Schumacher of Mankatt
is guest at the home Of Mrs. Maggi,
Schleif. Miss Schumacher is a nice.
of Mrs. Schleif and she will return T.
her home the latter part Of this week