The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-12-21
. THE ANCIENT GERMAN GUS

THE ANCIENT GERMAN GUS
aom of putting lighted candle in the
window on Christmas day was largely
observed in Sank Centre last year and
will become almost universal this year.
The legend that has been handed down
from generation to generation orig
mated in Munich, Ger, where light
cd candle is always set in the window
on Christmas Eve that the Christ
Child may have light on his way
around the world to bless the good
children. A rarely beautiful sight is
to see in each house Christmas can
die welcoming the spirit of the Christ
Child.
THE SAN SOUCI CLUB, BEING
without care, have taken upon them
selves the care of others this Christ
mas, are preparing food, toys and clo-
thing for several needy families. This
is the first time anything of this kind
has been done by any of Sank Cen
tres numerous organizations and the
club deserves unreserved praise.
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THE WEDDING OF MRS. EN-
ma Miller to William DeLaurier will
take place this Thursday afternoon
at the home of the bride at 2 o'clock.
Invitations have been sent out to a
large number to the marriage recep-
t;on at the Mossman residence in the
evening. The receiving hours will be
from eight to eleven o'clock. Full de-
tails in next weeks issue. .
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/ THE MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB
met with Miss Esther Sprague this
week. The club has been studying
special composers but varied their
work this time with a general Vic
krola program. Miss Sprague select
ed about fifteen records of especial
interest to the club. The next meet
ing will be January eighth.
MRS. H. R. HALVERSON WAS
hostess to the Afternoon Bridge club
at her home on Main street Tuesday.
After this meeting the organization
expect to have name as there are
several bridge clubs in the city and
means of distinguishing them would
facilitate matters. This club is COM
posed of nine members and meets
every second Tuesday afternoon.
THE .GRADATIM CLUB MET AT
the home of Mrs. H. R. Halverson last
Wednesday afternoon. During this
year the members are studying the
Bible and are finding it very interest
ing. At this meeting the special sub
iects were David, Solomon and Saul.
Mrs. Halverson' gave paper on Saul
as king. Mrs. Conklin talked about
David and Solomon and Miss Emer-
SON gave, an Interpretation of the
Songs of Solomon. Miss Esther
Sprague will be hostess at the ext
meeting on January third and the
subject will be the division Of the
kingdom of Israel and great prophets.
Miss Linton will talk on the kingdom
Of Israel and Miss Sprague on ! the
great prophets #
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DIR. AND MRS. JULIAN DUBOIS
were properly initiated into married
Life last Wednesday night when twen-
tyitwo hilarious friends with "nice,
Kind, faces" appeared with noises like
ascharivari. After the customary
proceedings the company settled down
to cards until it was time to take
stringent measures with lunch bas-
kets so thoroughly prepared. To round
of the evening Che "quartette," con-
sisting of Lynn Whitson, Archie Ho-
xsn, Walter Bradley and DR.. Julian
sang coon songs in a touching man
mel. Authorities declare that every
thing would have been beautiful had
not DR.. Julian developed a cold in the
fiddle Of the performance. At mid