The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-05-17

OOCIETY AND CLUB EVENTS OF THE CITY
Activities Helen Rich Reporter
MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHT


the Red Cross Class Number One. are
giving benefit dance and card party
at the Masonic temple. The hall has
been kindly offered for the occasion
by the Masonic Building association
and the music, which will be of the
best has also been donated. The task
of arranging for this party has been
a strenuous one for the girls as the
majority of them are employed during
the day, but such help as they have
been receiving has encouraged them
to make the evening success in every
way. The class will be assisted by the
Sank Centre Boy Scouts, in whose be-
half, Scoutmaster Cardinal offered
their services at the last meeting.
The dance and card party will have
to be limited on account of hte space
which the Masonic temple affords. In
order to give everyone who desires to
attend fair chance, there will be one
hundred tickets sold, beginning Fri
day, May eighteenth, and those who
come first will be served. No one
will be admitted without ticket. The
price of the ticket will be one dollar
or more. A travelling man who makes
this town has established precedent
in buying ticket and turning it in to
be resold on account of not being able
to attend. The tickets will be non
transferable.
The money obtained from this party
will be used for the Red Cross. A
substantial check will be sent to the
National Red Cross while the remain
der will be used by the class to further
their Red Cross work. Membership to
the Red Cross will lbe solicited during
the evening at the hall and it is ex-
pected that every one attending will
be a pledged member before the close.
To be member does not in any way
obligate one beyond what he wishes
in the work of the organization. 1t
entities the member to wear Rec
Cross button which acknowledges the
membership and tells him that his do
nation has gone wehere it will DO the
greatest good. The class are striving
for q thousand members and expect to
to make it.
Tickets for the party and applica-
ton blanks for membership can be OBJ
tanned from the following: Mrs. A. +.
Moynihan, Misses Regime Minette,
Harriet Erwin, Annabel Erwin, Win
fired Cooper, Vera Bramhall, Merle
Pangburn, Mildred Simonton, Ethel
Winslow, Jean Hansen, Helen Rich,
Anna Anderson, Hazel Pangburn, Nell
Hansen.
MISS MARTHA NIERMAN OF
West Union and Peter Pflipsen of Al
bany. were married at West Union
Tuesday, May fifteenth, by Rev. FIR.
Busch at St. Alexius Catholic church.
" They were attended by Miss Ida Schu-
mer of Sank Centre, cousin OF the
groom and Benjamin Norman, broth
er of the bride.
The bride was dressed in gown of
white silk with lace over drape and
veil of net. She carried a bouquet of
white roses. The maid of honor wore
white also.
After the ceremony the bridal party
were given banquet at the home ct
the brides parents, after which they
took the noon train to Sank Centre
where they were given a supper and
reception at the home of the aunt of
the groom, Mrs. Schumer. They left
Wednesday noon for Albany where
the young couple will make their
home.
Mrs. Pflipsen is known in Sank Cen
tire, having been employed at the C.
A. Emerson residence. Mr.. Pflipsen
was born in Sank Centre, but moved