The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-04-18
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Sank Centre Society Quite Active
Along Various Lines
FOUR PLEASANT GATHERINGS
Musical Club, W. N. A., Eastern Star
and the Grddatim Club Hold
Enjoyable Meetings

luJUyOUlC V1CCt1UyS
The Ladies' Monday Musical Club
held its closing function for the
season at the beautiful home of Mrs.
F. B. Rowe Saturday afternoon.
This was given in honor of three
ladies who had assisted the organiza-
ton with their musical talent during
the past winter, namely Mesdames
VIM. James and A. w. Austin and
Miss Ackerson. All three had rem
dered valuable assistance at the recitals
of the club and the latter thought it
eminently fitting to pay them formal
compliment in the name of the club.
The rooms of the Rowe home were
tastefully decorated with palms, flowers
and potted plants, and the members
of the club were present in force.
A musical program was given which
was greatly appreciated by all. The
numbers were vocal solo, "The
Swallow" by Miss Ackerson; vocal
solo, eff I Were a Bird" by Mrs.
James; vocal solo, "My Dream OF
YOU" Mrs. schleusener; piano solo
by Miss Thorson; "Little Red Shoes, !"
instrumental. by Mrs. Garland; and
instrumental numbers by Mesdames
Austin and Lewis and Miss Robischon.
The music was of high order and was
greatly enjoyed. During the intervals
between the different numbers the
ladies engaged in pleasant social con-
verse.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the afternoon, Mesdames
Schleusener and Garland presiding at
the refreshment table.
At the annual meeting of the club
held on Monday, April s, the follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
year:
Mrs. N. H. Miner, president; Mrs.
G. M. Sprague,, vice president; Mrs.
Otto Schleusener, librarian; Mrs. M.
Hogan, secretary and treasurer.
THE w. n. A.
The w. N. A. circle held it's
last term meeting with Mrs. V. A..
Whipple on Tuesday. There will be
no more meetings until October when
the following officers who were elected
Tuesday will assume their duties:
Mrs. J. W. Ward, president; Mrs.
M. Hogan, vice president; Mrs. R. H.
Hansen, secretary; Mrs. M. F. Wood.
bury, treasurer.
After the business of the meeting
had been disposed of a splendid lunch
was served and box of fine candies,
the gift of Miss Keller who is now in
Joplin, Mo-, was opened and the
contents coming as they did from one
who has been unavoidably absent for
many months, brought much pleasure
to the members present.
This society was launched eight
years ago, and there has been no
abatement in the interest the original
members took in it's organization, nor
have there been many changes in the
membership roll.
Application has been made by it for
membership in the State Federation Of
similar societies.
Last week the beautiful electric
self-winding clock given the public
library by the club was intalled at
that institution. The gift is greatly
appreciated by the Library Board
and the public.
EASTERN STAR SOCIAL
Tuesday evening Naomi chapter,
No. So, Eastern Star, held delight
full social, session after the regular
meeting of the organization. A num-
Ter of visitors were present from Mel
rose. Each member OF the chapter
had the privilege of inviting friend
who is not a member of the order,
and most of them availed themselves
of this opportunity. The earlier part