The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-05-15
Social Events

MIR AND MRS. FAY COOPER EN-
tertained at dinner party. Saturday
at $50. Covers were laid for six.
: The evening was spent in playing
cards. g..
THE SENIOR. CLASS AND FAC
ulty of the Senior High enjoyed
weiner roast at Fairy Lake Wednes-
Members of the class furnished
cars, leaving the school house at six
O'Clock. Even though the weather was
uncertain the people had very nice
time and all did justice to the lunch
prepared by the members.
= LAST SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Miss Olivia Robischon entertained a
number of her friends at her home.
Indoor and outdoor games were play
ed. At 5: 80 dainty refreshments We're
served. The guests present We're:
Genevieve Vogel, Adelaide Nathe,
Hilda Sieben, Veronica Paul, Bertha
Schommer, Inez Botz, Lucy Schwartz,
Beata Kessler, Verena Gaspard,
Valma Randall, Clara Kessler, Alvlna
Dicks. Marcella Driesen, Elva Clase-
man. Bernard Schoenhoff, Edmund
Myott and George Welters.
: NAOMI CHAPTER, ORDER OF
the Eastern Star will celebrate the
26th anniversary of the organization
at the Masonic Temple Tuesday, May
a $50 dinner to all Eastern Stars and
20. The entertainment will start with
their husbands. Following the dinner
candidates will be inducted into the
mysteries of the order and the bal
ance of the evening will be given over
to cards and dancing. All Stars are
requested to attend this meeting and
bring their husbands to dinner.
MISS VIOLA IRENE WELLS
and Clayton Stegner, well known Sauk
Centre Young people were qultely
married at st. Cloud Wednesday, May
ID. 1919. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Wells, while
the groom is the son of Mrs. Sarah
Stegner and has spent most OF his LIE
in the vicinity of Sauk Centre. Inc
happy couple. will return to Sauk
Centre at once and will take up house.
keeping in the Fridlund residence on
the north side of the river Their
MANY friends join the Herald in ex-
tending congratulations.
ON MAY Is, 1889 THE EPWORTH
League of the Methodist Episcopal
church was organized. Sometime the
latter part Of the month of the same
wear the League Of the First M. E.
church of Sank Centre was organized.
The League has steadily grown un-
fill now it has a membership OF 50
( Young people, all striving to, keep the
motto of the Epworth League, Look
lin. Lift Up," ever,before them.
On Tuesday evening the first annual
BANQUET of the -Epworth League was
held in commoration of the thirtleth
anniversary of the League and IN
honor of the members of the gradual
ing class who were members OF the
League. Covers were laid for sixty.
After the banquet the following
program was given:
Address of Welcome -. Vera Peart
Resnonse ......!... Donald Lewis
Talk -. Rev. Thompson
Poem -. Walter Galbralth
Solo Loretta Hennemann
Toast, "Look Up, Lift Up" 49,.
...............!.... ;. vera Soneeil
League Prophecy ........ OiVer Sass
story 80. Miss Davis
Presentation Speech Margaret Brooks
Recitation Leila Wells
Solo ...I.......... Olga Houghtonl
While this was the first annual
banquet to be given by the Epworth
League it is the intention of the
League to hold one each year at this
time.
The decorations were green and
white, the class colors.- Contributed.
Ground has been broken for Todd
county war monument to be erected
at Long Prairie. The funds for this
..a-.,.-.o-L -. la.a4,d h,r Hon Vim