New Ulm review., 1922-10-25
last Thursday to help her celebrate
her ninetieth birthday anniversary.

last Thursday to help her celebrate
her ninetieth birthday anniversary.
The afternoon and evening hours were
spent socially, and at six o'clock, q,
dinner was served. Mrs. Arbes in
spite Of her advanced age, is enjoying
good health and is able to be up and
around. Mrs. George Meidl, Mrs.
Frank Waibel, John H. Arbes and
Henry Arbes of Milford township are
children of Mrs. Arbes. All were
present at the celebration, as were also
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brandt of st.
George, and MI. and Mrs. Alfred
Meidl Of Chadron, Nebraska. S5, /.
Mrs. F. P. Zschunke, Miss Lydia
Schilling, Mrs. Louis A. Schilling OF
Springfield and Mrs. Mike Lauter-
bach Of Redwood Falls were hostesses
at six o'clock dinner at the Zschunke
home on Wednesday in honor OF Mrs.
Cecilia Schilling. The affair was a
surprise in honor of her SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary. Five tables OF
,fye hundred were played at which
Mrs. John Manderfeld, Mrs. ]. "A.
Ochs, and Misses Ida Ochs and Lydia
Schilling were awarded honors.
Mrs. J.. F. Teichrow,, residing on
North franklin street, entertained a
number of ladies at her home on
Friday afternoon. A social hour was
spent which was followed by de-
licious luncheon.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the Carl Falk home on Center
street last Friday, when number OF
Mr.. Falk's friends called to help him
celebrate his ffty-fourth birthday an
niversary. Five hundred was played,
and splendid lunch was served at a
late hour.
Wednesday evening, a number OF
relatives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rautenberg surprised them
at their home on South Washington
street in honor of their forty-fifth
wedding anniversary. Five hundred
was played at three tables. At a late
hour a lunch was served, covers being
laid for fifty guests.
Mrs. Albert Kunz was hostess at
her home on North Jefferson street
Tuesday evening. Several tables CT
FIVE hundred were played and honors
were awarded to Mrs. William Siebert
Mrs. Katherine smasal, and Mrs
George Saffert. The decorations were
suggestive Of Halloween, and two
course lunch was served.
The members of the Aloha club vii
entertain the teachers of the public
schools at the home of Mrs. G. F
Reineke next Tuesday evening. The
hostesses for the evening are: Mesdame'
H. C. Edniston, Clarence Grussendorf
Adolph Sandman, H. 0. Edsvole
and G. IF. Reineke.
+ Mesdames E.. c.. Veeck and A. H
Besmehn entertained group OF ladie:
at one o'clock luncheon at the Veecl
home on South German street on Sat.
urday. The afternoon hours were spent
playing bridge.
The members of St. Rita court, D.
of A. and the St. Patrick's Council
K. of c.. entertained at Hallowe' 'eu
party last evening at the Catholic
school house. Cards formed the eve
ning's amusement, and supper was
served.
Mesdames Henry Ranweiler, AL.
Johnson ard Hilarius Berg of Court and
are entertaining group of guests at
the johnson home on North Wash
ington street tomorrow evening at a
Halloween and five hundred party.
The Young Ladies Sodality Of the
Holy Triaity Catholic church will
entertain at Halloween party at the
school house tomorrow evening. Games,
stunts and cards will be the diversions.
All members of the Sodality are in
vited. #
A number of friends from New Ulm
spent Sunday evening at the Ed.
Schnobrich home in Sigel township.
Five hundred was played and honors
were. awarded to Mrs. John Mueller,
ST., Mrs. Ed. Schnobrich and Joe
Schmidt, .Jr. A lunch was served in
two courses bbefore the guests depart
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buchl and
son joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. John Muel-
Ter, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. William Schaef-
ler and daughter Luella of this city
drove out to spend the evening.
Mrs. August Juenemann oh North
Washington street was surprised by q
number of her friends on Friday eve.