The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-10
WILL FORMALLY OPEN
Social Evening With a Banquet
Scheduled for Wednesday, Eve
ninQ. October is
LADIES TO BE GUESTS
Time to Pass Pleasantly With Re.
CeptiOn, ''feed," Music and
Other Good THINGS

The Commercial Club will formally
open its rooms on Wednesday eve-
ming, October Is, with reception
and banquet, to be followed by a
musical program, cards and other
forms of entertainment. Those par
ticipating in the evenings entertain
ment will be members of the club
and their ladies'
From s to 9 p. m. there will be an
informal reception in the club rooms,
the Board of Directors to officiate as
h e reception committee. At 9
O'Clock five course banquet will be
served at the Palmer House. Follow
ing the serving of the viands there
will be toast program of four re.
sponses, each speaker to be limited to
five minutes. The party will then re.
pair to the club rooms where there
will be short program consisting of
vocal and instrumental selections.
Cards and informal social chat will
then be-in order. Elaborate prepara-
lions are being made to insure sue
cessful social function.
at the regular October meeting,
held last Monday evening, the club
adopted the report of the commit
tee appointed at the September meet
ing to report plans for this social
function. The report as outlined
above was made and adopted and the
committee was continued with in
structions to proceed with the ar
rangement OF the details. The COM
mittee met Wednesday evening and
arranged for the speakers, the menu
cards and most of the other details.
1t is believed that there will be not
less than 100 covers laid for the ban
quet. w. F. Sanderson, the new
proprietor of t h e Palmer House,
promises to give spread that will be
satisfactory in every detail. The
committee says that the musical pro-
gram will be fine.
At Monday nights meeting of the
club considerable routine business
was transacted. The matter of clean
ing the weeds out of lower Sank Lake
was taken up and discussed and a
committee consisting of +. e.
Minette, j. w. Ward and Geo. Fish
was appointed to investigate and re-
port at the next regular meeting.
There was also some discussion rel
alive to the construction of wagon
bridge over Sank Lake at the Mar
rows to accommodate farmers resid-
ing north and east of town who come
to Sank Centre to trade. The matter
was referred to CO m m t.
tee consisting of L. w. Gingery, v.
G. Wedge, w. o. P. Hilsdale and G.
Hillerud to investigate and report at
the next regular meeting.
Two recommendations of the Board
of Directors were adopted, namely
that reciprocal relations be establish
ed with other Commercial Clubs, and
that the constitution and by laws of
the club be revised. A committee
consisting of A. f. Strebel and M. d.
Aygarn was appointed to do the work
of revision and report at the next
regular meeting. The Board Of Di-
rectors recommended that the con-
|stitution and by laws be printed but
that matter was deferred until tho
work of revision is completed.
The president appointed an audit
ing committee consisting Of r. e.
Hansen and J. B. Schoenhoff.
]. A. Brown and W.T.. Sanderson
we're elected to membership in the
club.