The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-16
News Snapshots
Of the Week

ations for the establishment of SINH
lar schools she is receiving multitude
nous invitations to address the public
and enlighten them as to the policies
of the Minnesota school, which are
very largely her own, and they have
almost universally sent to her copies
of their constitutions and bylaws for
her criticism and approval.
There are at the present time about
176 inmates with some coming in and
going out all the time and there is no
other school i'm the United States
where the inmates are allowed so
many privileges and liberties and
there are none where SO few attempt
to escape from custody.
On last Sunday Mrs. Morse had as
guests Mrs. A. O.. Eberhart, the
charming young wife of Governor
Eberhart, who was accompanied by
Mrs. G. J. Higbee, former President
of the Minnesota Federationof Wom-
ems Clubs and to whose indefatigable
labors the friends of the school are
deeply indebted, and who at the pres
ent time is one of the members OF the
Ladies' Board of Managers. The la
dies arrived in Sank Centre az three
0. m. Sunday on the Oriental Limited,
the Great Northern Railway Com
pany courteously stopping their
train at this point to accommodate
them
At four p. NJ. a special vesper ser
vice was held at the school which Is
deserving of mention on account OF
the sermon delivered by Rev. DR..
Kicker OF Kansas City, Missouri and
the splendid song service rendered
by the Cir! inmates. The service was
held in the fine school chapel and the
following program rendered:
l. Prelude. ........ .......... organ
2. Doxology .................. .Schooi
3, Psalm. School. Responsibility
4. Gloria ................. .ocnooi
5. Lift Thine Eyes(Angel trio from
Eliza ................. ...'.... .Ciloil
6. Scripture reading
I. Teach Me Oh Lord Response by
MOZart) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... Cilolr
8. Prayer
9. Almighty Father (Response by
Chand.er) Observation-Disclosures. .... .Cnolr
10. Oh Mother, near Jerusalem,
Hymn) Observation-Disclosures. .ScIlool
II. Sweet Is Thy Mercy Lord (Anth-
EN- by Barnby) ..................C Choir
l.. Sermon
IL. Come Unto Me (Anthem by
Blumensheim) .Cholf
IA. Paradise, Oh Paradise (Hymn)..;
.................. -..-......... ooiiooi
In the evening the ladies of Sank
Centre were entertained in honor OF
Mrs. Eberhart, at an informal recep-
ton. They assembled about $50 and
after a very pleasant time refresh
ments were served by some of the
girls who are inmates of the school,
the Teachers and helpers of the school
acting as .hostesses at serving, and
the way in which this part of the re-
ception was carried out deserves es-.
pecial credit Following is a list of
the invited guests:
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Eberllart and Mrs,
Higbee stood in the receiving line and
ike following ladies were in atten-
dance: -.-...'
Mesdames: McGibbon. Rowe, In
gram, DR.. MCMILLAN, Aygarn, Suili-
van, Law, Rich, Hillsdale, Hosmer,
Merryman, Caughren, L. L. Kells,
Strebel. Hogan, Eddy, Mann, Booker,
Wheeler, Freidland, Billed, Fiesler,
Boutell, Hennemann, ]. A. Dubois,
Wallace. Ben Dubois, Sprague, Ru-
doIph Hansen, Tobey, Norris, and
Misses Emerson, Hilsdale and the
Housemothers and teachers of the In
stitution.
To representative of the Herald