The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-05-07

Mrs. C. C. Walker and Mrs. Ken
meth Anderson entertained Tuesday
evening of last week honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Irene
Koenig. A delicious dinner was en-
jayed by the families and the eve
ming pleasantly spent.
Mrs. B. A. Small entertained at a
dinner Thursday evening, her guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bisher
and family, Mrs. Colin Coulter of
Minneapolis and Rev. and Mrs. May
stiles and son, David. In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sorenson were
also guests.
Mrs. Fred Holford and Mrs. Phil
Moots will entertain the Missionary
society Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Moots.
Mrs. Ole Fredrickson of Superior,
Wis, arrived Saturday for a few
days stay while attending to bust
ness matters.
The department of Foreign Mis-
sions will entertain the Standard
Bearers at Mystery Mother" par
ty in the Methodist church parlors
Tuesday evening. A happy evening
is anticipated.
; Misses Marie and Gertrude Miesen
drove to Mankato Sunday with Det-
mer Kluegel, going from there to
Minneapolis where they will remain
for a few days. Mrs. Kluegel and
small son. returned with her husband.
Mrs. Colin Coulter who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bisher, returned to her home
in MinneaDOliS Monday.
Mesdames Otto Koenig, l.. II.
Grimm, S. n. Show, H. E. Swennes,
Guy Van Duzee, C. w. Reed, E. l..
Anderson. A. G. Einen, G. R. Carlson,
Henry Helgeson, H. H. Sievers, w. E.
Schei and Miss Louise Fering of the
Lamberton Reading Club attended
the annual meeting of the Redwood
County Federation of Women's Clubs
held at Wabasso High School audi
forum Saturday. The day was full
one with an interesting program of
reports of the years activities in the
various clubs of the county. Mrs. j.
E. Borchardt of Wabasso, formerly
of Lamberton gave the Invocation
and Mrs. Klein of Sanborn with a
most fitting tribute presented the
flag. A gracious welcome was given
by Mrs. o. N. Franta, to which Mrs.
Otto koenig pleasantly responded.
Lamberton contributed two of the
musical treats of the day in duet
rendered by Mrs. Z. l.. Anderson and
Mrs. c. w. Reed accompanied by Mrs.
A. G. Einen, and a piano solo by Mrs.
Einen. Both numbers were exception
ally fine and encores were respond
ed to. Mrs. Frank Clague had writ
ten splendid word picture of Our
Nations Capitol" which was read by
the County President, Mrs. w. J. Nc
Donald of Walnut Grove. Lunch was
then enjoyed. Following intermissiOn
the nominating committee reported
the nomination of Mrs. Leistikow Of
WabaSso as Vice President and Mrs.
MacDougall OF Redwood Falls as
Treasurer. Both nominations were
accepted. The address of Mrs. A. d..
McRae. District President, was much
enjoyed. She particularly touched
upon law enforcement urging its re-
cognition in the home. The Morgan
and Belview choruses were both
much enjoyed, as was the piano solo
of Mrs. Arthur Franta of Wabasso.
Mrs. Maude Lantz of Walnut Grove
gave the story of Weber's opera,
"DberOn" and Mrs. Otto Swoffer also
of Walnut Grove gave the piano in
depreciation. An amusing farce was
well given by the Delhi club. The
outstanding number of the program
was "Springtime" a chalk talk and
musical Interpretation given by the
clubs of Redwood Falls. Real out
standing talent was displayed in the
drawings of Mrs. Anthony and the
splendid musical numbers, solos,
duets, trios, quartettes and double
quartetteS and piano solos. Miss
Louise Murray of the Redwood Falls
faculty, lyric soprano whose cnar u
ing voice and personality was fully
appreciated led the music and to her
was presented a beautiful Spring
time" corsage a gift IF the Redwood
Falls clubs. The report of the reso-
lutions committee of which Miss
Louise Fering was a member was
read and accepted. Lamberton eX-
tended an invitation to the County
Federation to meet in that city in
1881, bringing to close day of en-
joyment and gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Anderson and
children met Judge and Mrs. A. H.
Emerson at Tracy Sunday and with
them drove near Garvin where a
beauty spot had been selected for a
picnic.
The fourth birthday of Gordon An
derson, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Anderson, was merrily spent
Thursday by a group of little boys
who gathered for party. Games
were played but the attractive lunch
prepared by Gordon's mother was
the big event of the day to the young
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ranseen of st.
James and son, Mauritz, of Minnea-
polls were Sunday dinner guests of
DIR. and Mrs. r. H. Ranseen. Miss
Margaret Brown who had spent the
week at the Ranseen home returned
to Minneapolis with Mr.. Ranseen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Bellig drove to
Springfield Thursday evening to see
Mr.. Bellig's grandmother Foy, who
is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Davies and
sons, Frank and Howard, of Worth
ington were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Keller.
The schools taught by Miss Ger
frnde MieSeo and Miss GLADYS Eykyn