The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-08-16
COCIETY AND CLUB EVENTS OF THE CITY
~ Funci Womens Club Activities

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MRS. E. J.JLEWIS ENTERTAINED
the Musical and Gradatim Clubs on
Wednesday afternoon to meet Mrs.
Allen of Rochester, who is president
of the First District of the Minnesota
Federation of Womens Clubs.
An informal program had been ar
ranged. Mrs. Allen, who is an en-
thusiastic worker in Rochester, gave
a most interesting and helpful talk on
Club life and work, urging the ladies
of Sank Centre to interest the women
in rural communities and cooperate
with them by organizing clubs in the
surrounding districts. She also spoke
of the Red Cross work being done by
the Rochester clubs.
Following Mrs. Aliens address the
work being accomplished by our home
clubs was reviewed. Miss Esther
Sprague talked for a few minutes on
the placing Of the boulder at the corn
"er Of Seventh an Birch Streets a
year ago by the Gradatim club and
Mrs. Fay Sprague on the canning
work which that organization has
done much to promote this summer.
The Musical Club work was outlined
by Mrs. M. D. Aygarn and Mrs. H. R.
Halverson discussed the fly question.
The rooms were tastely decorated with
garden flowers, two of them being in
the Federation colors, russell and
gold. At the close of the program
dainty refreshments were served.
A WEDDING OF INTEREST TO
many Herald readers occurred in the
far West on August 9, 1917, as both
the bride and groom were raised in
the vicinity of Sank Centre. The fol-
lowing from the Sutherlin, (Oregon)
Sun, tells the story: .
"a very pretty and impressive we'd
ding ceremony was performed in the
Episcopal church at II O'clock &, this
lThursday) morning when Miss A'ic
May Parker, the accomplished dauol
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Parl
-er of this city, was joined in the bond
of matrimony to Rev. George Herber4
Swift, of Grand Rapids. Mirn., i''s ~
presence of large party Of relative
and friends.
"The Rev. Barr G. Lee, rector of the
ritual service, followed by the Sacra-
local church, offciated, using the
pretty ring ceremony of the Episcopal
ment of the Lords supper. Accom-
panying the organ prelude the child
ren's vested choir sang "Love Di-
vine" This was followed by Lohen-
grin's wedding march and solo-"on
Perfect Love"-by Miss lone Potter.
Miss Marion Slater presiding at the
organ. 80
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom, together with the guests,
to the hnme o: Mr. and Ms.
Parker on Wmatilla street where they
partook of high nooI repast, MIDST
and flowers beautifully
and tastefullv arranged.
"After visiting with the parents Of
the bride here day or two, Rev. and
Mrs. Swift will depart for Grand
Rapids, Mimi, where the Reverend
gentleman is the rector of the parish
in that city,"
MRS. C. D. MARSHALL ENTER
tanned at Bridge on Monday afternoon
of this week Mines. Mann, Whitson,
Jameson, Austin and Miss Vera JAM
ieson. The ladies report delightful
time and are most extravagant in
their praises of the luncheon that was
served.
THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
Sunday St. Paul Pioneer Press will be
of interest, as the parents of the
bride-to-be are we'll known In Sank
Centre, the father being son of Hon.
Jacob Capser: "Mr. and Mrs. Henry
C. Capser, 934 Portland avenue, an
nounce the engagement o. Their
Gertrude Emily Capser to
James K. Hevener, son 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Hevener,. 76l Goodrich
avenue. Mr.. Hevener has recently
been made a sergeant in the quarter
masters department anu is now at
Houston, Texas"
a PARTY OF YOUNG folks
of Misses Margaret Hills
dale, Name Riley, Harriett Evans,
Hazel Rosenberger, Helen Allen and
Messrs. Russell Cooper, Ernest Sege",,
Charles Allen, Earl Pangourn and
Carol Pangburn autoed to Fairy Lake
Friday evening for welnel roast.
From all reports a most dellght1ul
evening followed.
MRS. H. R. HALVERSON WeS
hostess on Saturday afternoon OF last
week at several tables Of Dlidge. The
quests were Mines. B. J. Schnur, ".
T. Conklin, VIM. M. Parker, y
Caughren, A. F. Strebel, Misses5J Jane
Mingo and Florence Parker.
s{< see ItfsIl = aaSL vSt I
? MR.. AND MRS. F. w. SPRACIr7Vt
were hosts at an informal Tea on Frs
dav of last week. DR.. anc Nrs. J"c'
Hollern, Dr.. and Mrs. A F. Movn'-
han. Mrs. Burton Schnursani Mr.. a~s
Mrs. D. B. Caugrhen called durirg