The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-15
Social Events

THE FOLLOWING TAKEN FROM
the Cutbank Pioneer will be of inter-
est to Sank Centre friends of the
groom:
con Wednesday morning of this
week at 8 o'clock occurred the mar
rage of Carl H. Minette and Miss
Emma Nelson. The ceremony was
nerformed at the Catholic church, the
Rev. Father R.. Grevan officiating.
AL. Minette of Conrad was grooms-
man and Miss Helen Dawson was the
bridesmaid.
A six o'clock dinner was served at
the M. S. Bush home on Wednesday
evening, for the wedding party and
few friends. The merrymakers did
not forget to lay in large supply
of rice and several pairs Of CASTOR
shoes and when the bride and groom
prepared to depart for their honey
moon trip they were rendered" the
chinese food and shoes. Thew de-,
narted on No. 43 for trip to the
southern part of the state
"Mr. and Mrs. Minette are very
nopular and all are hoping that theirs
will be a welded life of changeless
sunny DAYS. DIR. Minette came here
about a year ago and began the prac-
tice of dentistry, making a signal sue
cess and establishing himself in the
confidence and good will Of the public.
SPRING FLOWERS MADE The
setting for the marriage OF MISS
Helen Acomb, daughter of Mrs: Ed.
Acomb. of Minneapolis and Clyde
Harvey of Toleda, Ohio which was
.o1arn;zed at 8 o'clock Saturday eve
ming, March 20. DR.. W. Is. Nliey .pea
formed the ceremony in the prcsence
If relatives and so intimate 1rlenas.
Miss Marie Acomb, a sister OF t vne
bride. was her only attendant. MT.
snd Mrs. Harvey will make tieh
home in Toledo. h;rh
Mrs Harvey was former h!gh
school teacher in the Senior i
school here.
ON MONDAY EVENING The Il
fr;ends and members of the M. y.
church gave farewell party in the
bonor of Rev. and Mrs. E. p. Thomp-
son at the church parlors. The even,
mo was pleasantly spent and at lO:oo
a lunch was served.
MRS. C. E. Bohall entertained the
members of the Rebecka Sewing Clr-
Gle Tuesday afternoon at her home
IN Third and Ash streets. A DANNY
Innch was served at o'clock.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
Officers Of the Ladies Monday Musl.
caI Club will be held at the home OF
Miss Hattie Erwin on the afternoon
of Monday, April 10Th at o'clock.
All members are requested 10 DC IL
attendance.
MR.. AND MRS. M. F. DOROTHY
entertained at a very pretty dinner
party Friday evening at 6;Sv: M ~
ruests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mhilam ~.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. V. y. ConKlln
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Halverson.
The evening was spent at playing
bridge.
THE CARD PARTY GIVEN BY
tbe Ladies Auxiliary to the American
IAc;on Thursday evening was q pig
success, the sum of $52.25 beng
,esl;zed. A short program was
r;ven which was enjoyed by all. There
Son, 1 card tables set in the main
49,, IF the Commercial Club rooms
a ND. - the north room the. young
,, ~. danced. At eleven o'clock a
lunch was served to over 200 people.
MRS. A. L. Blk entertained num- .
Der Of her lady friends Is. a. So ns.u q,
Saturday afternoon az nel JoI;cious
Pine street. AT $50 q delicious
lunch was served.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION or p
Officers Of the Epworth League OF LA
Methodist Episcopal church was nelu
st the church parlors Tuesday ey Me-
in9. Officers elected Were: lss