New Ulm review., 1922-05-03
!. SOCIAL EVENTS.

| SOCIAL EVENTS.
A very delightful afternoon affair
was given by Mrs. P. R. McHale, Mrs.
Joseph Epple, Mrs. A. 0. Olson, Mrs.
4 Frank Kosek, Mrs. Mary Baasen, and
Mrs. Lena Buschers at the Turner
Club rooms Saturday. Twenty mine
tables Of five hundred were played
and those who did not play cards en-
Il ljoyed themselves with sewing and a
guessing contest. Mrs. Fred Hamann,
| Mrs. Rose Gag, Mrs. F. w. .Wendt,
Mrs. Albert Pfaender and Mrs. G. A.
Stolz won honors at cards while Mrs.
William ]. Backer won the prize in
the guessing contest. A delicious lun-
cheon followed the card game, which
was served at five o'clock. The out
of-town guests were Mrs. al. -Lehrer,
Mrs. Mike Lehrer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lehrer, Mrs. AL Nuessle, Mrs. John
r. Schmid, Mrs. George Forster, Mrs.
Arthur Ochs, Mrs. Walter Ochs, Mrs.
/ A. c.. Ochs and Mrs. William Ochs, all
| of Springfield, Mrs. Joseph Derla Of
Henderson, Mrs. Frederick Gronzold
Of Faribault. ta.5
Mr.. and Mrs. III. N. .Somsen, DR..
and Mrs. T. F. Hammerm eister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bingham, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. S. Cockroft, and A. F. An
gelmeyer and T. H. Schonlau enter
tanned large group of guests yester-
day evening at the Armory at a dance
| and card party.
| Last Wednesday evening number
Of neighbors and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferd Otto of North Broadway
sprung surprise on the former in honor
of his birthday anniversary. They
all brought well-flled baskets and the
evening was spent in playing cards
and socially. At a late hour a delic-
ious lunch was served, after which
the guests departed, wishing Mr.. Otto
many happy birthdays. All reported
| 1llOSC CuJOydU1S CVSIlIS. s'-Y5
Mrs. Bernhard J: 9Esser and Miss
Agnes Rausch were hostesses at the
Esser home on North Minnesota Street
on Thursday evening, complimenting
Miss Jeanette Bartl at parcel shower.
The Misses Willibalda Eibner and Re-
gina Esser won prizes at five hundred
and at the game Crook" the Misses
Meta Paape and Bertha Witt secured
high scores. A two-course luncheon
was served and afterwards the bride
was presented with the various parcels
which were in a prettily decorated
basket, by little Prisca Rose Esser,
who was dressed as; a "Kewpie". The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
cupids and hearts in a color scheme
of red and white.
A very delightful affair was given
! by Miss Hilda Luetjen and Mrs. Ray
mond Henle at the Rudolph Marti
home on North Broadway, honoring
Mrs. Theodore III. Furth on Wednes-
| day evening. Five hundred was
played and prizes were won by Mrs.
Edith Hellmann and Mrs. Theo. III.
Furth. A dainty two-course lunch
con was served following the game.
| The members Of the St. Caecelian
choir gave a delightful party last
Tuesday evening at the Catholic
school house. The affair was in honor
Of Miss Clara Soukup. Five hundred
was played during the evening with
Miss Elizabeth Henle winning high
honors and Henry Gasink low
score. Following delicious repast,
Miss Soukup was presented with a
beautiful gift as a remembrance from
the choir members.
Miss Mathilda Regelin, bride-to-
be, was the guest of honor at de-
lightful parcel shower arranged by
Miss Lucy Marti at her home on
North Minnesota street, Wednesday
evening. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with games and mu-.
sic, following which dainty refresh
ments were served. The out-of-town.
guests were Miss Bertha Reiss of ST.
Paul and Mrs. L. Conway Of Manka-i
to. The bride-elect was the recipient.
OF many beautiful and useful gifts.
Ernest A. Gieseke, residingin Court
land village, was rendered farewell
party by a number Of the relatives.
and friends last Sunday evening at.