The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-09-21
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Jean Lauterbach will have as
her guests at picnic supper this
evening in Ramsey park, a group
of high school seniors and others.
Included will be jeanette Hicks,
Mary Jean Keefe, Tudine John
son, Dorothy Olson, Airline Bluhm,
Mary Jean Rogers, Paul Byram,
Tommy Crooks, Paul Duea, Elmer
Diekmeier, Junior Armitage,
Glenn Jeppesen and Donald Dali,
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Burmeister
rnotored to ST. Peter this morning
with Mrs. H. E. Schlegel of Port
land, Oregon who had been their
guest. The former Grace Clark of
Redwood Falls, she left here thir-
ty-five years ago with her hus-
band, DR.. Schlegel and small son
Ralph. They have two other sons,
Carl and Henry. During her stay
here, Mrs. .Schlegel was a Friday
overnight guest of Mrs. Joseph
Tyson, a Wednesday evening din
ner guest of Mrs. Frances Davis,
with Mrs. BurmeiSter was enter
tanned Informally by Zina Ack-
mann Saturday and was guest of
honor at a luncheon Tuesday
when Mrs. j. P. Cooper was host
ess and other guests were Mrs.
Tyson, Miss Burmeister, Miss
Ackmarn and Mrs. B. E. Marsh
and Judy.
A. luncheon, carried over from
last spring marked the end of last
years activities and the beginning
of the fall season for the bridge
club Of which Mrs. A. j. Coleman
is a member. Held at p. m. We'd
ncsday at Hotel Ramsey, all men,
berS received prizes chosen ac-
cording to their scoring record.
Other members are Mrs. E. L.
Gallea, Mrs. Ira Rogers, Mrs. w.
E. Paffrath, Mrs. E. H. Bollum and
Mrs. Glenn Hillig. Mrs. Frank
Baldwin and Mrs. L. P. Winter
are new in the organization.
Terry Tom, two year old son
Of MI. and Mrs. Ben Torn, was
scratched and bruised about the
face and arms when he was struck
by a car near the schoolhouse
Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rogers return
ed Friday from their fishing trip
ir northern Minnesota. They were
accompanied home by AL Jaehning
who had been at Duluth for ten
days.
Among other Redwood Falls
women who heard the Women's
institute program in st. Paul
Wednesday were Mrs. A. J.
Greene, Mrs. D. w. Gold, Mrs. c.
o. Gilfillan, Margary Nash and
Jean Tucker.
The first fail meeting of Girl
Scouts was held Wednesday eve
ming at the Lincoln building. Vir-
ginia Guernsey as captain will
head the group of leaders this
year. Assistants will be Helena
Caven, Jean Mclean, Helen Nee
han, Jean Morrison, Alma Olsen,
Mrs. Ben Tom, Gertrude Bou-
man, Dorothy Hessman, Margery
Nash and Marian Lee.
A card from Mrs. w. S. Bu-
chanan in Europe reached Mrs.
L. O. Bunge of Redwood Falls
Friday morning. ''The children
(Anita and Wilbur) and I are
still in Norway, but the American
ambassador here has told us 10
leave for home at once on a Nor
wegian liner" she said. The card
was evidently written before the
war broke out as she expressed
the hope that they could visit
Paris and Berlin "before war
starts" The Buchanans plan to
be back in Minneapolis in Octo-
Der.
Honoring Mrs. Lucy Sieber of
Minneapolis. who is guest of
her sister Mrs. Stuart Anderson,
Mrs. r. F. Byram entertained in
formally at cards Monday eve
ming. The same group was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
George Allen Of Paxton.