The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-01-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB EVENTS
Reports Including Names and Activities
the Women Clubs Helen Rich Reporter
THE GbLDENE ,sWEpDING An

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THE G0LDENE WEpDING AN
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Giese was celebrated in Sauk Centre
Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1917. The nuptial
knot was retied at the German
Iuth. church, Rev. j. Stein Off.
clating. Miss Dora Tank, a grand,
daughter was the maid of honor and
Henry Eloyd,,2a9 graet grandson, was
best man. The bride wore a golden
wreath and the groom a golden but
tonniere.
Rev. Stein preached short sermon
appropriate to the occasion, both in
German and English. after the SER
vices supper was served by the child
ren at the home of William Stein, to
which relatives and friends were invit-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giese were both born
in Germany. They were married Jan
3, 1867 in Lowell, Wis. The brides
maiden name was Wilhelmine Fab
lung. Mr.. Geise is 80 years old and
his wife>73. The couple are the par
ents of eight children, Of whom four
are living. There are 21 grand
children and 10 great grand children.
THE GRADATIM CLUB WILL BE
entertained by Mrs. F. F. Morse at the
Home School for Girls Wednesday af-
aernoon of next week, Jan. II.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, WAS
was the ninety-frst birthday of Moth
er Ingram. The anniversary was Gel
ebrated very quietly. Three of Mrs.
lngram's so-s, Adam >and Sam of this
city, and James of Pequot, hao din
ner with her. The other two sons,
George and Gordon, were unable to be
present. A number of cards and
letters were sent to her in commem-
sration of the day. Mother Ingram
is unusually we'll this winter and will
undoubtedly be receiving the congrat-
ulations of her friends for many more
birthdays.
MRS. BJORNE CHRISTIANSON
was hostess at an informal card party
at her home on the north side of the
river, Saturday. Miss Lynne sang
until all the guests arrived, after
which the afternoon was spent play
ing five hundred. The tally cards were
in pink and white. Lunch was served
at the card tables. The guests were
Mrs. H. L. Lamb, Mrs. ]. B. Segers,
Mrs. Henry Rice, Mrs. F. B. Rowe,
and her mother, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. ".
T. Conklin and mother, Mrs. Gilbert,
Mrs. l.. l.. Kells, Mrs. Blk and sister,
Mrs. John Whitson, and Mrs. Alex
Jameson. Miss Lynne assisted Mrs.
Christianson with the serving.
MR., AND MRS. C. D. MARSHALL
entertained at six-thirty dinner at
their home last Thursday night. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames.
r, n, Kells, G. A. Morse and John
Whitson. In the evening two tables
of bridge We're formed. -
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM PARK
er entertained at sleighride party
Thursday evening. Afterwards they
took the guests TO their residence for
dancing, which continued until sup
per. The table was lighted with red
candles. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Whitson, DR.. and Mrs. j..
F. Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Conk-
lin and Miss Florence Parker.
MISS ANNA PARKER WAS THE
hostess at six o'clock supper Sunday
night. The guests were Misses Lillian
Porter and Martha Rich; Fay Cooper,
Leland Galbraith and George Conkey.
MRS. P. LAMB is SPENDING
the winter in Franklin, N. H., and
neighboring places, visiting relatives
and old time friends: Since going
east she has been IN Virginia, Wash
ington, D. c., Massachusetts,, Vermont
and New Hampshire. Mrs. Lamb
writes she is unusually well and is
NHJoy1HS HeI VlSltS. oHe TApeSeo W
return to- Sauk Centre in the spring.
MR.. AND MRS. w. H. BARNETT
entertained Saturday evening at a
six o'clock dinner Misses Stevenson
Sharkey and Mr. Borman of Nelson
in honor of their son Dean, who left
that evening for Davenport, Iowa.
MRS. VICTOR T. CONKLIN WAS
hostess at bridge party in honor of
her mother, Miss Nina Gilbert, Tues
day afternoon. There were three
tables. The guests were Mesdames
Burton Rowe and her mother, Mrs.