The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-06-03
Social Events

THE B. E. F. CLASS OF THE
Congregational Sunday School had
a picnic dinner at Lake Osakis Sun
day.
MRS. SARAH STEGNER, WELL
known to Herald readers, was unit
ed in marriage to Henry Martin,
of Creston, Iowa, Wednesday, May
26, 1920. The event took place at
St. Cloud.
LITTLE MISS DORIS CLASE-
man very pleasantly entertained a
number of friends at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Claseman,
Tuesday afternoon, June first, IN
honor of her ninth birthday. Inc
afternoon was spent with. various
games, followed by dainty refresh
ments. Those in attendance were:
Marjorie and Julia Cleveland, Mil
dred Taylor, Caroline West. Gertrude
Klemm, Thelma Cummings, Dorothy
Harley, Eva Myott, Marie Dicks,
Dorothy McGhee and Ada Bielien OF
Renville. '-.'""
Gradatim Club, on Wednesday, April
21, held it's last regular meeting. This
closed the twenty-fifth year of study
for the club and the members were
well satisfied with the work accom-.
plished. The year closed with the 1ull
membership of thirty. -,
In years past the club had met at
the homes of it's members but this
year it was fortunate enough to Sc
cure from the Board of Education
room in the Senior High School build
ing. This arrangement has been most
ideal because it gave a definite meet
ing place, centrally located.
The subject for study the past year
was "Historic and Economic Causes
of the World War" Mrs. F. W..
Sprague and Mrs Henry Otto had
been named as program committee
The club has this committee to thank
for an outline which enabled the mem
bers to connect the many important
events of history of the past half cen.
tury with later events which preclpl-
tated the nations into war.
On September Is the club sent Mrs.
Henry Otto to Little Falls as delegate
to the state F. w. C. in session there.
During the drive for the Near East
Relief, the club, DESTROYS of contribut.
ting. but owing to the lack of avail.
able funds being unable to do so, de.
cided to give a benefit movie" A
committee composed of Mrs. Berg
green, Mrs Sprague and Mrs. Blk
selected "Anne of Green Cables which
was presented at the Caughren thea
tire through the courtesy OF Mr.:
Du Beau. Patronage was very liberal
and the tidy sum of 1882 was real
lied for the relief fund
Learning of the students plans con-
corning an exhibit of pictures from
the Beard art galleries of Minneapolis,
sometime in May, the club decided
that, in lieu of the customary annual
'at home,'' it would plan for Mr.. Har-
rington Beard to be in Sank Centre at
this time Through the efforts of Miss
Sprague and Miss Maud Davis ar.
rangements were made for his coming
During the morning of May 5, Mr..
Beard visited the grades and talked
to various groups of students. In the
afternoon he delivered lecture in the
Masonic Temple on the "Quest of the
Holy Grail" illustrating it with col.
ored slides of Abbey's mural decora
lions in the Boston public library
This lecture was enjoyed by all who
this departure from the usual closing
festivities was a welcome change and
a most successful one.
The annual business meeting of the
club was held on May 18th. The nomi.
mating committee made it's report and
the following officers were duly
elected:
President, Mrs. v. G.. Wedge; first
Miss Anna Goodsel;
second vice-president, Mrs. H. Halver.
son; recording secretary, Mrs. H. e.
Sherwood; corresponding secretary,
Mrs W. Sprague; custodian, Mrs
T. Sullivan.
Mrs. T. Sullivan was named chair
man of the rest room committee.
For the first time for more than
sixteen years the name of Mrs. E. j
Lewis, our efficient treasurer, does
not appear among the list of club
officers, but as her plans for the com.
ing year would call her out of the
city during the greater part of the
club year she asked that she be al
lowed to turn over her work as treas
urer and also as chairman of the rest
room committee.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. C. E. BOHALL,
Secretary.