New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
DO HONOR TO OUTGOING AND
INCOMING INSTRUCTORS
AT GATHERING.
LOCAL SOCIETY HoNoRED BY
III REQUEST To y ENTERTAIN
BIG GATHERING. arA.

1875 ana Cney opened Ine SedSOu MoA-
day night Of this week by giving q
reception in honor of their former
teacher, Mr.. Anton Leibold, who is
leaving shortly, and their new teacher,
Mr.. Fred Naumann who has arrived
to take charge Of the work. The young
peoples classes took the chief part
in managing the affair Monday eve.
ming and their elders who were invited
to be present appreciated the effort Of
the girls and boys greatly and look
forward to seeing them take the ini-
tiative often during the coming year
Monday evenings affair was very
pleasant. Members Of the mems and
ladies' societies had been invited to
come and bring either husbands or
wives with them and in addition to
these, members Of uhe classes who are
not members Of the society were
asked to take part. A delicious sup
per was served at o'clock in the gym
nasium and was followed by a short
program of talks. President Fred
Pfaender was in charge Of this part Of
the program and after giving short
history Of the classes and their teach
ers since the founding of the society,
he extended the good wishes OF the
organization both Of Mr.. Leibold and
Mr.. Naumann. Mr.. Naumann re-
sponded with a few remarks wherein
he asked the cooperation of the parents
in sending their children to the classes.
Mr.. Leibold also responded and re-
minded the assembled guests that they
were members Of one Of the greatest
organizations of the present day and
urged them to be true to the princi-
Piles of the Turner Bund.
A Big Undertaking.
VIM. Mueller of St. Paul was then
called upon and he explained some mat
ters that had been causing question
among the young people who took
part in the gymnastic meet during
June at Lake Phalen. After the ex-
PLANTATION he extended an invitation to
the New U]m Turner classes to take
part in the gymnastic work to be
shown at the St. Paul Dairy Show on
October 18th. The invitation was fol
lowed by a request made to the New
Ulm society to take on the kreis
funniest next June. 1t was intended
originally to hold this funniest at Mil.
waukee but the societies OF that city
have decided that they are unable to
manage so large an undertaking just
now. The Twin Cities societies felt
the same way about it and it is now
up to the New Ulm society to show
what a country town can do in the
matter.
The Kreis funniest is quite an un-
|dertaing. There will be competing
teams from three states and there will
be immense. crowds to care for and
great preparations to make. 1t is
undoubtedly one OF the largest events
that New Ulm could undertake and the
local society has not, Of course. indi-
Gated whether they feel they can handle
it, but it would be great advertise
ment for our city if this could be
done. .@t@9 Il
The Turner gymnasium has been
done over for the coming year and is
resplendent in coat of shining white
paint. Mr.. Naumann who has come to
take charge Of the classes will find
much to encourage him in the enthu-
siasm of the young people. He is a
modest appearing young man who does
not make a great deal Of noise, but
will no doubt be able to get much
profitable activity out of his classes
STYLE SHOW AT TURNER
THEATRE WAS VERY GOOD
The style show given last Sunday