The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-01-18
MISS MARY DooLITTEE, csTHE,

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MISS MARY DOOLITTLE,esTHE
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H.. Doc
little. will be married to Zera Johh-
son Webster of Warsaw, N. Y, on
Wednesday, January twenty-tourtn.
The wedding will take place in the
Church of the Good Samaritan at four
thirty o'clock. DIR. c.. H. Plummer OF
Lake City, Mimi, who officiated at
the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Doo-
little, will read the service. After
a short trip, the couple will go to War
saw, where they will be at home after
February fifteenth.
DIR. AND MRS. A. F. MOUNTAIN
entertained at bridge Wednesday eve
ming for the Silent Stitchers, their
husbands, and a few others. There
were eight tables. Lunch was served
at 11:3O. The guests were Messrs and
Nesdames r. E. Hansen, Geo. Borg
mann, ]. B. Segers, Thos. Smith, L.
l.. Kells, Henry Rice, B. F. Dubois,
, William Parker, F. w. Sprague. A.
F. Strebel, Sherman Strong, A. Mark
son, Thos Sullivan, J. F. Dubois,
Chas. Fiesler, H. w. Booker, H. S.
Halvorson, l.. w. Whitson, d. B.
Caughren, V. T. Conklin and Mrs.
Gilbert. This was the first of SER
les of parties to be given by DR.. and
Mrs. Moynihan.
A NEW SERIAL STORY BY SIN
clair Lewis, brother of DIR. c. B. Lewis
Of this city, has started in the Feb
fuary issue of the Woman's Home
Companion" entitled "The Innocents."
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis spent a few days
In the city last summer, the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Lewis. Sinclair
Lewis is becoming extremely we'll
known in the literary world and has
written for a number of the leading
magazines. Perhaps his best known
and most popular is "Our Mr.. Wrenn."
st. Cloud Times.
MASTER EDWARD KELLS WAS
host to five of his kindergarten
friends last Friday afternoon. 1t be-
ing his fifth birthday, of course, the
party was a birthday party. Conse-
quently, there was beautiful birth
day cake with pink frosting and five
candles on it. And would you believe
it-pink ice cream. 1t was a very
wonderful birthday party and the lit
tie gusts wished that when it wasn't
Christmas it would be birthdays. The
guests were Masters John Duel, Elmer
Bradley, Merrill Forsberg, Julian and
Lyle Griffith. -.-
MISS MARY DOOLITTLE WAS
the guest of honor. at a luncheon and
shower given. for herslast Friday, by
Mrs. William Parker. Miss Doolittle
will be the bride ofsthe month. After
luncheon the guests played bridge.
Those who were present were Mes.
danes Schramm and Jameson; Miss
pa Winifred Cooper, Helen Rich, Nell
Hansen and Marguerite Watson. d
fsssg.s 90, ~. :, p. .>
MEssRs.l AND MEsDAMEs To-
biason, j. Huber, f. F.. Minette and
son, Tony Jung; Nick. Jung and Peter
Essler formed party which surpri.;-
ed Mrs. Geo. Strauss on her birthday
anniversary last Thursday. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards. Mr..
Tobiasons also entertained with music,
after which lunch was served.
MRS. LYNN WHITSON ENTER
tanned at bridge, Tuesday afternoon,
in honor of Miss Mary Doolittle. The
decorations were pink and white, and
the table was lighted with pink can
dies. The ether guests were Mrs. J.
p Hansen, Misses Annabel and Har-
ri2t ErwiP. Winnifred Cooper, Mar
guorite Watson, Nell Hansen and
Helen Rich.
THE IRENE PETIT COTTAGE
vii give play entitled "The Rescue
of Princess Winson1e" at the Home
School chanel Saturday night at 7:3O,
There will 10 cast Of cnvo~+~~~7
characters. The townspeople are in
vited. Tn re viii be no al issIun.
MRS. B. T. DUBOIS WAS HOST.
ess at an afternoon bridge party last
Wednesday. There were two tables,
The guests were Mesdames Gilbert.
Norsh Conkli-. Rowe P~lv~,.ro,,.
Christensen, ]. F. Dubois, Moynihan
and VIM. Parker.
MRS. COIN, MISSES IEECH,
Blehert. Belyea, Greiner, Mahoney
and Mclean; Messrs. Booker, Har-
rington, Schopf, Schwarzbauer, Con-
eau and Bradley formed sleighride