The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-22
isit To Germany
Described Monday
At Morton Party

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At Morton Party
forton-Softly shaded lights and
&c clusters of Chrysanthemums
gracious air to the Eastern
r party, which was held in the
sonic Hall Monday afternoon. A
narture on this occasion from the
1al diversion of card playing was a
prise program arranged by the
,tesses, Mrs. Charles Orth, Mrs.
lph Simon, Mrs. Annette Swan.
S. R. B. Henton and Mrs. George
.Ster.
AS the first surprise Mrs. Torger
rand of Redwood Falls, sang,
pirit Flower" with Mrs. S. B. Duea
the piano. Following this Mrs.
,ank Shoemaker delighted the
tests for nearly an hour with an ac-
unit of her recent trip to Germany.
number of interesting features Of
rman life, not usually touched up
in written descriptions, were
ought out in the remarks, while
veral pictures of German scenes
d historic buildings added to her
TX.
Miss Kathleen Hagen gave a dram
ic reading Number g." after which
RS. Strand sang maria Siegenlied"
German. Miss Mary Merle Orth
esented "By The Sweat of Her
ow" humorous reading. A from
ne duet "Song of Songs" was given
- Redwood Falls, with Miss Jeanne
ckstrand, also of Redwood Falls at
piano. The program closed with
Strands singing of Sydney
s "Sheep and Lamb"
1, dainty lunch was served. The tea
BILE was adorned with a centerpiece
pink roses, fanked by tall pink
ndles. Mrs. George Doster, poured
a, while Mrs. R. B. Henton presided
the coffee urn.
Mrs. James O'Shea of Mime
polis spent Sunday with relatives
Morton. Mrs. Harold Reimert who
as been visiting her parents, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Robert Butcher returned
onday, with Mrs. O'Shea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MCGOWAN of
inneapolis spent several days last
eek with relatives and friends in
orton.
Peter Carlson spent the weekend
tn friends in Minneapolis.
Members of the St. Margaret's
lid were hostesses at card party
the home of Mrs. Richard Quehl
ursday afternoon. Bridge was
yed at three tables with Mrs. J. r.
Math winning high score and Mrs.
H. Daun, second honors.
diss Mary Farenbaugh of Bird Is
spent few days last week with
is Lorraine Brazil.
andrew Mahowald, James Murphy
i James Williams of Minneapolis
mt several days deer hunting in the
thern part of the state.
land Mrs. Elmer Anderson and
/, of Franklin have moved to
Al and are located in the house
nerly occupied by E. A. Paulson.
Anderson is employed on the
way.
Ugh school students who are men,
of the class in Social Problems
nded a court session in Olivia
rsday as part of their class
RS. I. H. Greenslit spent last week
Minneapolis where she has been
lg medical treatment.
r. and Mrs. Bert Greenslit retur-
to Morton Saturday and will be
ONE in the house known as. the
Greenslit residence.
die Hassinger entertained sever
lends Monday evening, observing
ninth birthday.
:. Graves, Mr.. Saari and Mr.. Ro-
of the high school faculty mot
in to Minneapolis Saturday for
potball game. They were accom-
by Donald McMath, Donald
James Clancy, Terry Hagen,
as Bidinger, Bernard Bidinger,
n Goodthunder, Billy Petit and
Rutland.
s. Evelyn Dalzell of Olivia visit
it'll friends in Morton Friday.
aries Sutton spent the weekend
inneapolis.
SIS Rosemary Carruth of Manka-
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Carruth
- Crosse, Wisconsin spent the
end at the Joseph Carruth home.
and Mrs. P. J. Murphy attend
e football game Saturday and
the weekend in Minneapolis.
ph Simon, Math Nahum and
r Jaehning returned Sunday
Remer, and are displaying two
IS trophies of the hunt.
John M. Reagen who has been
some time with complication
eases died Saturday morning at
>me in Birch Coulee township.
al services were conducted at
Heart church in Franklin
y morning with Rev. j. c. o.
officiating. Mrs. Reagen has
the greater part of her life in
Unity of Morton.
and Mrs. G. C. Albright of
I'm and Mrs. Bertha Bengsten
.e on the st. Croix were
Thursday and Friday at the
feifer home.
Mary Lenhardy of Williston,
Dakota arrived Saturday to
the home of Miss Eileen Tis-