New Ulm review., 1922-05-10
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\ SOCIAL EVENTS.

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at a six q clock dinner party at their,
home on South Washington Street Sun
|sday in honor of DR.. Edmist S birth
|,day. Covers were laid for eight guests
and the evening hours were spent
|'socially. g5s
1 Mrs. H. Hueyelman and Mrs.
Charles II. Stuebe entertained d group.
|lof ladies at bridge yesterday afternoon
at the. formers home on South State
|street: On Saturday afternoon both
ladies will entertain at another bridge
party at, the Stuebe home.
The members Of the Congregational
aid Society surprised Mrs. F !. H Krook
lat her home on South German Street
Ion Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday anniversary. A social hour
was spent with fancy work and, visit
ing. At five o'clock delicious lunch
con was served.
The G.. A. Ha ber home in Milford
was the sceneof avery pleasant social
gathering Sunday evening. The occa-
lsion was the birthday anniversary Of
the Misses Helen and Violet Haber.
Five hundred was played atsten Ia ables
land prizes were awarded to Miss Irmal
Fritsche and Miss Elma Rollof, Al
,bertA. Boettger and Herbert A. Dehn.
Tempting refreshments were served
land a pleasant evening was enjoyed by
Hal present.
Sunday evening number OF rela-
Etives and friends gathered at the home
lsof Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerber on No.
lsFranklin street to celebrate Mrs. Ger
lsber's birthday. The evening wasspent
lin playing cards and games Of all kin ds.'
Ia delicious luncheon was served. at
midnight and when they departed for
Ishome they wished Mrs. Gerber many
more happy birthdays andthat, all
might gather with her next year again
to, share another good time. 4
4 At the regular monthly meeting of
the Arbeiter Frauenverein on Wednes-
|day evening at the Woodmen Hall,
btWenty new members were. initiated.
IiFollowing the Initiation, five hundred
was played at which Mrs: Fred Ha-
Imam won ladies' high honors and. Mrs.
William Lindemann, second high; Otto
sWiedenmann, gents high and Albert
Nenno, gents low. A social hop was
also enjoyed, Ben Sehr furnishing the
music. A luncheon was served.
i IA most delightful event took place
ION Sunday evening when Mr. and Mrs.
|5Arnain Mack gave a parcel shower at
their home in Milford, comp plimenting
Miss Elsie Mack. The rooms were
|prettily decorated in pink and white,
and ferns and wild flowers made a
pleasant background. Five hundred
was played at which Mrs. Albert Knees
and Miss Louise Hensel won ladies'
prizes, and Albert Runck and Ben
Frank mems prizes. A mock wed ding
WAS VI soDlemnized en- to the great amusement
OF the guests present. "a delicious two two
course luncheon was served at mid
might after which all took part in old
time games. over one hundred. guests
were present. The bride-elect. re-
celYed many speauciiuAana useiuA gllts-
Some 4 OF the out-ot-toWn, guests were we're
the, Misses Lucy, Oleta, and Bertha
Mack, all OF Redwood q Falls, and MISS sllE
Ada q Ia 'Wilhite OF Sleepy Eye.
III The Il ladies 81 the Turn. yerein cele-
brated Their. heir birthday; WI afternoon at
the Turner Hall Club Room, THURSDAY sad
'of last week the celebrants i, being Mrs
s. FriedmasInrln.s Mrs. 81 IA. Stamm, Mrs.
-, ~ 40 iii 81
j. :Krause, Miss Ida Hauenstein and
Miss Alice Haeberle. a nice program
was rendered, a vocal solo BY Mrs. y.
,B.s Krook, piano solo by Mrs. Her
man Helm, several good readings by
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