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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-16
MEETING OF Lawyers

New Ulm. November 15-Thirty-
six lawyers of the ninth judicial dis
trict met in New Ulm Saturday for
their annual bar association meeting
enjoyed a splendid repast at the
Dakota House, elected new officers
or the ensuing year, listened to an
able address from Associate Justice
Royal A. Stone of the supreme court
of the State and enjoyed sAcial
gathering at the home OF Attorney
Henry N. Somsen after the business
meeting had adjourned. There was a
larger attendance at the meeting
Saturday than there had been Cor
some years.
What made the meeting this year
stand out over others was the fact
that the bar had as their distin-
guished guest a member Of the Su-
preme Court. Chief Justice Sam B.
Wilson. recently appointed by Gov.
Preus, was also expected, but he was
unable to come. The banquet was
served in the dining room of the Da-
keta House at seven o'clock and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Out
side attorneys were Unanimous in
declaring that for real good feed
you had to come to New Ulm and to
the Dakota House. The menu con-
sisted of five courses. The meeting
was presided over by George T. OIL
sen. retiring president. The newly
Barnes of Redwood Falls. Pres;
James A. Hall of Marshall, Vice
Pres. and ROLAND, Mathews of Mar
shall, Sec'y-Theas. The treasurer
reported $S5 In the treasury and the
dues for the present year were sus
pended. Joe A. Morrison and Linus
Glotzbach of New Ulm, M. p.
Schaeffer of Tyler and j. M. Wood
worth of Redwood Falls were ac-
cepted as new members.
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PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Brandenburg,
former residents of Mankato, but
now oil New Richland, Mimi, drove
to the city yesterday and spent the
day with friends.
Mrs. w. w. Besser is a visitor In
Minneapolis, having gone to that
city yesterday
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcconnell of st. Paul
and Mrs. George H.N Davis Of
Minneapolis. who attended the ded
ication of the new st. Johns Epis-
copal church and since which have
been visiting friends, returned home
yesterday. They accompanied Mr.,
and Mrs. Theodre Williams who
drove to the twin cities on visit.
Thomas P. Gleason former Man
kato resident. but now head of the
Minneapolis putty Squad, and Cap
tain Irving Starr of st, Paul, are
among those in the city today parti-
ccipating in the D. o. K. K. ceremon-
Sheriff Edward Ario and wife left
early this morning for Sank Center
with Augusta Miller OF this city,
charged with delinquency, as their
prisoner. The girl had been permit
ted to return home, but broke her
arole, and was ordered by Judge
Harry A. Johnson to be returned to
the home for girls at Sank Center.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Furan of Tracy
spent sunday in this city as the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G.. Bienapfl.
Miss Ella Mack. Mrs. Kate Mack
and Mrs. r. H. Daley went to Mime
apolis Saturday and witnessed the
the play in which Chauncy Olcott
has the leading role.
Brett Taylor was the weekend
guest of friends at the Carleton
college at Mortified.
Emil Raster and Martin Mathwig
were the guests of friends in Fair
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Wedding of, MINNEAPOLIS Girl Known
In Mankato

MINNEAPOLIS Journal: Miss Agnes
Grace Mas, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. X. Mas, BIAS Holmes ave-
nue. s., has chosen attendants for
her marriage to Paul r. Brauer,
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Brauer
Of Chicago, which will take place
Saturday afternoon November II, at
four o'clock at Bethlehem Lutheran
church.
Mrs. William R. Carroll of Chica-
go will be the matron of honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Mil
dred Fritz of Mankato, Mimi, and
Miss Veronica Eckberg, who were
roomates Of Miss Mas at school in
New York.
In compliment to Miss Mas. Mrs.
Warren w. H. Pease, Miss Mildred
Fritz and Miss Evelyn Iverson ent
tertained at bridge luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the Interlac-
den club. Cards were played at five
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Rnrcherf.Graelu

Rev. G. Melby Of Mapleton read
the marriage service of Miss Julia
Borchert and Mr.. Benjamin Greedy
of Mapleton, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Cent?, lis Cherry street,
Saturday afternoon, in the presence
Of few intimate friends and re-
latives. At two o'clock the bridal
party went to the Elks cafe where a
five course dinner was served.
Covers were laid for twelve. A
large artistic floral basket, filled
with yellow chrysantheums center
ed the table. Flat table decorations
of ferns and button chrysantheums
were also used on the table.
The bride was gcwned in an at
tractive tailored gown and wore a
corsage bouquet Of sweetheart roses.
baby breath and maiden hair ferns.
There were no attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greedy left shortly
after the dinner for a wedding
journey through the northern part
Of the state. They will be at home to
their friends in Mapleton, October
first. Mr.. Greedy is connected with
the Greedy Motor company of
Mapleton and is a member of the
Elks lG<ge here, where he has a
vide acquaintance.
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Alexander WiIkin Corps Held spIen-
did MEETING.

inspection of Alexander WiIk;n
Relief Corps No. 81 was held at "a
special meeting Tuesday afternoon
Nancy Payne, department president
acted as inspecting officer. She gave
very interesting talk on the aims
ana ambition of the order and
thanked the corps for what 1t was
ooing and also urged all members
20 De glad to work for so worthy a
cause: This was her first visit to
the Mankato corps and she express
SEQ herself as more than pleased
with Its showing. Mrs. Enfield, a
visiting member from Luyerne had
lew pleasant words to say. At the
close of the meeting a fine chicken
dinner was served by a special com
mittee. WILL
A unique display of badges and
emblems collected by the late Mary
Z: Plymat, in her long years of SER
vice in the Woman's Relief CORPS
was very interesting. These have
been made into a banner by her
friend and worker, Mary Cd
gard which is worthy of more study
than one could give in a short af-
ternoon. There are badges from
nearly every state in the Union, as
Mrs: Plymat was tireless in her
work for the organization and at
tenqed many conventions. It is
doubtful II there is another such coll
lection in existence and at least not
IN this state. The CORDS wishes to
thank Mrs. Odgard for the work she
has done.
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Allegro Motto Vivace
BowIers Entertained Wives

Members Of the '. c. T. bowling
teams entertained their wives at a
six o'clock dinner at the Saulpaugh
hotel on Saturday evening. Dennis
Donahue was made the hero of the
evening as he furnished the ducks
fer the dinner. Edward Kreuger,
captain of the second team, furnish
ed the entertainment and was ably
assisted by some of the ladies pres
ent.
Following the luncheon the guests
went to the Imperial bowling alleys
where some of the ladies proved
their skill in the game.
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Parent.Teaeher Meeting

The Lincoln Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION will have its regular
meeting Thursday, November Is at
$3.50 p. m. Come and enjoy the fol-
lowing nrcsram:
The Grade school chorus.
Reports from members who attend
ed the State Parent Teachers Con-
vention.
A talk on "Children's Books"
If you are planning to give chill
dren's books for Christmas the dis
MAY RAY Be of interest to you. Tn
Camp Fire girls will be on hand tp
care for the small children.
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Com oIImentlnu Miss Chambers
orpheus Club Sacred Concert

The Mankato Orpheus club under
the leadership of Mrs. H. A. Patter-
son, its director, will give a sacred
concert at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday afternoon, November
Is, at AIS o'clock. The club has in
creased its membership to fifty and
is stronger and better rnan ever be-
fore. This will be the first public ap-
pearance of the entire club since
last spring. Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Taylc
will be the accompanist. The public
Is cordially" invited to this sacred
concert. The program will be pub
liShed Friday.
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Farewell Party

A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kruse,
GAINESVILLE, Sunday evening by 1875
neighbors and friends. Cards and
dancing were the principal features
of the occasion. Music was furnish
ed by Leo Eoeffler, assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Doss and Miss Ogle. A de-
licious luncheon was served at mid
night. The guests departed for their
homes at late hour expressing their
best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Kruse
In their new home.
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Very Pleasing Entertainment

The opening number of the Ly-
ceum course, which is brought here
by the vestry of st. Johns. Episco-
pal church, was given last evening
at the Guild hall. Owing to the late
ness in receiving the advertising
matter and the fine attraction Of the
Music club occurring the same
night. the audience was not so large
as had been hoped, but the lack of
numbers was made up in apprecia-
ton of the entertainment of which
too much praise can not be given,
as q thoroughly all-around mirtn
provoking performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCord both have
rare gifts in dramatic lines as was
evidenced in the pla-let. HE tried
to be nice" Mr.. McCord ranks with
the foremost impersonators the best
Of which was his "Old Soldier"
sketch, which Is a classic bringing
both laughter and tears. The other
numbers Of this course are said to
be equally good though varying in
character.
The next number in the course
will occur December 10-A. !Mather
Hilburn. This course is given to
raise funds towards liquidating the
debt on the new church.
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Gard Party.

The Misses Georgia Riley and
Jennie Kloppenburg entertained ten
guests last night at the Riley home,
PIP Carroll street, in honor of Miss
Lila Quinn. The tables were decor
ated in orchid and white. Cards
were INDUCED in throughout the ev-
ening after a luncheon was served.
Miss Quinn will be bride Of this
month.
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NUBS OF NEWS

L. s. LammN and wife and sons
Gregory X. Lamm and George S.
Lamm of Minneapolis, are in the
city as the guests of relatives.
Almond Armstrong, a drummer In
the Gabel orchestra of La Crosse,
Wis, is here for q visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Arm
strong. He will join the orchestra
at Faribault tomorrow night.
Miss Mary E. Lawler of Rochester,
ing friends. Miss Lawler is the
press representative and booking
agent for Sousa's band.
Edward, ". Nyquist reported to
the police last night that someone
stole his motor meter off his auto
mobile. which he had left parked
on the street. \
F. J. Smith. manager of the
Smith s Trans continental auto tours
OF Minneapolis, Seattle and Los
Angeles is organizing company to
be known as the Lincoln Highway
company with capital of a mil
lion and a half. This company will
put on the Fageol chair cars and
run between the twin cities and the
west coast.
DR.. j. H. James returned yester-
day from Eitel hospital OF Mime
apolis. He hopes to be able to re-
turn to his Office soon.
Ferdinand Mussack died yester-
day at his home, 210 South Fourth
street. He was born In Germany.
March 81, 1888, and was member
Of Company e, Third regiment OF
wisconsin, infantry. He Is survive
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Tendered SurnisA
-. tCh0SI<u Odt piSC
ISIS Edith Rosquist was tenered

Miss Edith Rosquist was tenered
delightful surprise last evening.
the occasion being her birthday.
Pink and white were the decoration
colors used. The musical features
Of the evening were vocal selec-
ton by Miss Marie Schirrschmidt;
piano numbers by Miss Dorothy
Korsell and Mrs. Lee r. DeRosia.
Fortune telling and games were also
enjoyed.
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PARTY For Miss Hanish

Complimenting Miss Mary Kath-
leen Hanish, who is to be a bride
this month, thirty eight friends and
neighbors gathered at her home on
Thursday evening, giving her a de-
lightful surprise. A delicious lunch
con was + served after which Miss
Hanish was presented with gifts of
silver, and other housed articles.
Many OF Miss Hanish's old friends
and neighbors from Limetown, her
former home were in attendance.
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Weddinu Invitations

Invitation cards are out for the
marriage of Miss Sadie Aurit,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Aurit,
to Mr.. Walter Hinniker~ of st. John,
to take place at St. Johns church,
Novemer 20.
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Youth 1As cornhusker

Waseca. November 15.-Lester
Merritt more Familiarity known as
Babe" Merritt, the 14-year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Merritt, wiio
are on the Ward farmsin ST, Mary
husked IS bushels of corn In foui
hours and thirty-fi minutes Fri
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Social Affair Held BY the American
ization Council

ization Council
At a beautifully appointed table,
the Amortization council partook of
its third cooperative cosmopolitan
luncheon, when Mrs. G. NJ. Palmer
acted as hostess.
The. napery was Madeira, the
place cards Japanese, while a
wonderful flower vase direct from
Chinatown, held the center OF the
table.
A menu consisting Of potatoes
augratin, Syrian meat bal]s, spag-
hett, Indian wild rice, celery, dill
comprised the dinner course. The
Hawaiian salad was served as
African butterflies and the ptmp-
kid pie with whipped cream.
The service was excellent since
the members drew some allotment,
when they choose a. bow from a
tray Of vari-colQred Grape paper
ties.
Small pasteboard ukuleles on
which were written twenty eight of
the common Hawaiian words were
source of interest and caused
some amusement at guessing the
translations.
AS this was the annual meeting,
MIS- Y. Il. wise, the president, pre-
sided and called for the election of
officers who win take their places in
January.
Mrs. c. H. Cooper was elected
president, Mrs. c. G. NorIbrup, vice
president, Mrs. NJ. F. Sullivan,
secretary and Mrs. Theodore Will
liams, treasurer.
The program for the afternoon
was under the leadership of Mrs.
r. S. Willard and ". c. E. Wise.
was the continu" N of the bic
graphy Of Michaf fJnin, profes
sor Of electric mics in the
proceeding articles.
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PRETTY Church Wedding.

The Marriage of Miss Frieda Foel-
ster of Mankato township, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foelster and
Gustaye Fennern of Wanda, Red
wood county, occurred yesterday at
Immanual Lutheran church at ten
thirty o'clock Rev. A. Alderman
read the marriage service.
The attendants were Miss Lydia
WERNER, a niece of the groom, and
Albert Foelster. brother of the bride.
A wedding dinner was served at
the farm home of the bride, on route
four, to thirty three guests. Mrs.
Robert Miller assisted with the
serving. Mr.. and Mrs. Fennern were
the recipients of many beautiful and
useful gifts. They left Immediately
for a wedding journey to Jamestown,
N. D., where they will visit relatives
of the groom and upon their return
will visit at Alexandra with the
brides relatives.
Upon their return they viii be at
home to friends after December
first, at the groom's farm near
Wanda.
The out of town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Fennern, parents Of
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House warnjnn

About twenty-fiv friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Boehland, Mankato, route 3. and
Mrs. Hattie Boehland, mother of
the former, gave them a surprise
house warming last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boehland have just
erected a nice, modern up to date
farm house in Linn township, in
which they are now nicely settled
and enjoying the change. y
The evening was spent in music
and card playing and Mrs. Frank
Boehland entertained the guests
with a sleight OF hand performance,
much to their amusement.
Mrs. Frank Boehland and Mrs.
Edward Schumacher of Mankato
served a delicious lunchean at the
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Parcel Shower

A parcel shower was given in COM
pliment to Miss Sadie Aurit, who is
to be bride this month, by thirty of
her girl friends at her home, 318 Will
lard>street, on Friday evening. The
evening was spent socially after
which dainty refreshments were
served
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Madam kones Rast snvder

Inc Mankato Music club departed
from its usual custom and presented
its. SECOND program in the evening in
order TO give a larger audience the
opportunity Of hearing Madam Ag-
mes Rast- Snyder of St. Paul. Madam
Rast- Snyder was a picture in pea
COCK velvet and pearls, and her clear
mezzo- contralto held her audience
enthralled through the long and va
ried program. The range of her
program was remarkable from the
setting of the Ode from Ossians
Poems by our earliest American
composer, Frances Hopkinson, and
an old Italian Air by Paisiello to
the very interesting modern compo :
sitions Of Rasbuch, Andrews, Hage-
man and our own Minnesota com
poser, Harriet Ware.
In all she showed an ease of
production, both in low and high
tones, pure and of even quality,
throughout long range. 5ne show
ed great versatility, singing Italian,
German, French and Swedish, with
unusually clear enunciation.
The two Swedish songs Seraljens
Lustgard by Sjogren and Fagelns
Visa by Soderberg, were exquisitelv
rendered, Die Uhr by Loewe and o
hebliche Wange by Brahms, were
sung with the consummate artistry
the German lieder demands.
Madam Rast-Snyder showed a
fine Interpretation of dramatic songs
in Lorraine, Lorraine, Loree by
Lohr, / heard a Cry-Fischer and
He is on the Sea-Andrews. The
Children's Songs, The Little Fidget
by Hildach and The Cunnin' Little
Thing by Hageman were sung with
a tenderness that only a mother
can express.
The very difficult accompani-
ments would tax the skill of any
but a most accomplished pianist
and Miss Jessie Richie played them
with intelligence and precision.
This is the first occasion in sey-
eral years that Miss Rice has ap-
peared in the role of accompanist
as she has suffered a severe Illness.
Since then she has done what only
a person of great decision and per-
sistence could have accom- plished
that is develop an entirely new
technique and come back a more
brilliant pianist than before. The
Mankato Music Club may be con-
graduated upon so brilliant an open
ing of its season.
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Youno People Entertained.

The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church was en-
tertained last evening by Emma
Strom and Edith Rosuuist. Miss
Esther Rud gave several vocal sell
ections during the evening, accom-:
named by Dorothy Knrsell. Florence
Hartig and Eleanor Johnson gave a
piano duet. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses. fol-
lowed by games and social hour.
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Statesmen Were Guests.

Edward Gerry, general manager
at the Armour Packing company.
was host to nine guests at a dinner
party at the Elks cafe Saturday. The
guests were statesmen for the com
pany.
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Ninety Guests Enjoyed Banquet And
After Meeting

Plates were laid for ninety guests
when the ladies of the First Pres
byterian church served the faculty
Of the public school and the MEM
bers OF the board of education in
the church dining room last evening.
All arrangements for the dinner, in
Guiding the menu and decorations,
were in charge of the faculty of the
Roosevelt school. These ladies had
made the dining room most attrac-
tive by the use of pumpkin yellow
and lights and as centerpieces on
each of the banquet tables. The
place cards were adorned with
dainty designs, suggestive of Har-
vest Home and Thanksgiving.
After partaking of most appetite
ing banquet, daintily and gracefully
served, the association held short
business meeting. Mrs. Marks, the
secretary, read the minutes of four
previous meetings, recalling to those
present incidents of former happy
occasions. Miss Helen Meyer was
elected treasurer of the association,
succeeding Miss Jessie Irving who
has served faithfully and efficiently
in the capacity of treasurer for
nearly three. years and wished to be
relieved from office.
A musical program was enjoyed
at the close of the business meeting.
Mr.. Parlova, violinist, accompanied
by Mr.. Ross at the piano and Mr..
Nydall, soloist, accomplished by
Miss Bonita Johnson. Each rendered
several selections which were very
much enjoyed.
Interest, enthusiasm, good fellow
ship and professional spirit are
markedly manifest in the monthly
gatherings of the association.
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PROGRAM For Kaufman Concert

Henry Kaufman, the boy violinlst
who is to appear here on the even
ing of November IA, at the Lincoln
school auditorium under the aus
pices Of the Junior Department OF
The Mankato Music club has prepar-
ed the following interesting pro-
gram for his concert:
/. Concerto in E minor .Mendelssohn
Allegro Motto Appassionato
AnHoOfo
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Nurses Enioyed BANQUET

q The Minnesota State Registered
Nurses associatich. district No. 5
held its annual banquet at the Elks
Cafe, Friday evening at eight
o'clock. During the dinner beautiful
selections, violin and piano, were
rendered by Miss Helen Black and
Mrs. Coughlan. The tables were
artistically decorated wits balloons
and chrysanthemums. Miss Lynda
Billet, president and Miss Leona
barge, secretary of the association,
who, were sent as delegates to the
state convention held at st. Paul,
in October gave very interesting
reports of the meeting. Following
the program a short business meet
ing was held.
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close of the evening.
Entertalned Lake Crystal People.


Entertalned Lake Crystal People.
Mrs. r. III. Hoffman, Route 3, en-
tertained theSfollowing guests from
Lake Crystal Saturday afternoon:
John, Pete and Mary Jones; Mrs.
Sarah Thomas and sons and Miss
Matte Rosenberg. The time was
spent socially and a luncheon was
served by Mrs. Hoffman.
cmoIimenting Miss Chambers
Complimenting Miss Stella Cham
bers who is to be bride this
month, Mrs. F. T. Conway and Mrs
]. w. Harry gave a miscellaneous
shower and bridge on Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Conway, 12s
Clark street The evening was spent
in cards, with Mrs. Eng Nelson win
ming the high score. yellow chrysan-
theums decorated the rooms. Mrs. e
]. Conway Of Hector was the out Of
town guest.
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Social Afternoon

Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts of Garden
City was the guest of honor at a
social afternoon, Friday, at the
home OF Mrs. Archie Hunter. The
ladies present with one exception,
had formerly made their home at
Garden City. The privilege of being
together for a social time was much
enjoyed by all A two course lunch
con was served at FIVE o'clock.
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MARRIAGE November 20

ANNOUNCEMENTS are out for the
marriage of Miss Mary Kathleen
Hanish to Mr.. Leslie Peters which
will take place at the Priests house
on November 20 at nine o'clock.