New Ulm review., 1922-08-02
SOCIAL EVENTS.

SOClAL EVENTS.
Mrs. John Schroeppel OF Collins
vile, Ill. who visited the past several
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Hellmann, was guest of honor
at a card party given by Mrs. Henry
Seifert last Wednesday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs Harry
Bingham and Mrs. Theo. Mueller
besides the guest prize awarded to
Mrs. Schroeppel. At six o'clock
dinner was served.
Mesdames J. H. Sigel, Elenora Null
len, G. B. Weiser, Foster Fisher,
P. R. McHale, H. N. Somsen, Ad.
Meile, H. L. Beecher, o. M. Olsen,
A. w. Bingham, Milton Updegraf Of
Prescott, Arizona and Miss Hannah
O'Brien drove to Window last Sat
urday. They were entertained there
by Mrs. Strunk and Mrs. F. r. Wei
ser, the afternoon being spent in
playing cards, which was followed by
an outing at Fish Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Llewellyn were
agreea bly, surprised at their home
on South Franklin street last Tues
day evening when twenty of their
friends rendered them farewell
party. The eguestsamusedt themselves
with cards and other diversions, and
late in the evening lunch, which
had been brought by the guests,
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Lie
wellyn were presented with an appro-
pirate remembrance. The former
has accepted a position as cereal
chemist at Winnipeg, Canada, and
he and Mrs. Llewellyn will move
there shortly to make their home.
Miss Helen Meile entertained ten
girl friends at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Meile
last Tuesday afternoon, compliment
ing her guest, Miss Louise Pletke
of Winona. Cards and sewing were
the diversions during the afternoon
hours and a dinner was served at
six o'clock. Miss Plethe left on
Saturday for her home in Winona.
Twenty guests were entertained
Thursday afternoon at card party
given by Mrs. H. N. Somsen at her
home on North Broadway Among
the out-of-toWn guests were Mrs.
j. H. Siegel's sister, Mrs. Updegraff,
of Prescott, Arizona, besides eight
ladies from Window. Mrs, II. G.
Bingham and Miss O'Brien won
prizes. A luncheon was served at
six o'clock. ~
Mrs. Art. Schnobrich and Mrs. Jos.
Puchner were hostesses at a farewell
! party given Monday afternoon at the
formers home in honor of Mrs. Ed.
Baer, Jr. The afternoon was pleasant
ly spent in sewing and at five o'clock
two-course luncheon was served to
the eighteen guests. The Baer family
will remove to Marshall the latter part
of the week, where Mr.. Baer will
take charge of the new J. A. Ochs store.
+ Mrs. L. B. Krook, Mrs. j. F. Neu-
mann, Mrs. Ernst Wicherski, Mrs.
Alf. Schroeck and Mrs. Geo. Schmidt
of St. Paul were the guests of honor
at the monthly birthday party given
by the Turner Ladies Birthday So
ciety at Turner Hall Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Bellm took the place
OF Mrs. Schmidt who was unable
to attend the affair. Lester Schroe-
der of Essig opened the afternoon s
program with vocal solo and selec-
tions on the piano. This was fol-
lowed by several songs and a reading
by Miss Thelma Rinke who is known
as, a charming elocutionist. Miss
| Therese Pfaender delivered the birth
day greetings. A luncheon was
served late in the afternoon.
Forty-fve friends were present at
a parcel shower given in honor Of
Miss Grace Rinke, Wednesday even
ing by Misses Therese faender, Mar
guerite Vogel, Willibalda Eibner and
Mrs. VIM. ]. Puchner. The affair
was in the nature of a lawn party
held at the home of Miss Vogel
on North German Street. Red and
white Japanese lanterns aided in
bringing out the general color scheme
and gave the place fascina ting air.
Various beautiful gifts, which were
presented to Miss Rinke, were sus-
pended from tree. The guests were
entertained by various games, after
which luncheon was served.
Mrs. John A.. Schneider and Mrs.
Edgar Meyer were hostesses at five
/ hundred card party and miscellaneous
shower, complimenting Mrs. Ted Mel
zer at the Schneider home on South
Minnesota street, last Thursday eve
ming. Cards were played at six tables,
and prizes were awarded to the Misses
Edna Knees, Ella Hamann and Lucy