The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-09
ZIMMERMAN

For a genuine good time, one that
you would long remember, you should
have been at the Social club meeting
at the Billy Walker home last Wednes-
day evening. President Rust called
the meeting to order and after short
discussion it was decided that the club
join the Sunday and public schools in
community Christmas tree for a
public entertainment. Mrs. Berglund
and Earl Tiff were appointed on the
program committee and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Swanson will entertain on Deem
Der Is. A very entertaining program
was rendered A mock marriage
ceremony between Hannah Susanna
Pumpkin Blossom miss Moss) and
Marcus Aurelius Fortunatus Kidd
BILLY Walker) was the chief number
on the program. The bride was
dressed in a mauvc satin gown with
lowered panel and wore tri-colorcd
veil of chiffon fastened with a gay
bouquet. She was attended by Lizzie
Mode, whose skirt of red contrasted
strangely with Powered overdress OF
green. The groom was dressed as a
dude and ably did he fill the part. His
attendant was Louis Stendahl, who
did considerable prompting during the
ceremony. The bridal party descend
cd the open stairway preceded by
Harry Pratt as ring bearer, carrying a
doughnut on pillow, and Eva Foley
as flower girl with a clothes basket
from which she scattered corn stalks
and cattails before the BRIDE The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ivan Paulovitch Wantanski Gillian
StendahD. Miss Bishop was an ex-
act type Of an Irish mothcr-in-law and
was much concerned about her house
being in perfect order for the impor-
tan occasion. Just as the couple were
pronounced man and wife very much
excited woman (Mrs. Walker) rushed
in and claimed the groom. Before the
question was settled the cnarivari
party began its usual performance and
the party disbanded. Other numbers
on the program are worthy of men.
ton. The contests and games were
good. It was without exception one
Of the merricst meetings of the sea.
son.
The young people of the M. E
church will give home talent play in
the hall on Tuesday evening, December
ID. Admission Is and Is cents. Ev-
eryone invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Tiff and Mrs. E
Fl. Foley of Elk River attended the
Social club meeting at the Billy
Walker home.
The church attendance Monday even
ing was more than gratifying, nearly
every scat being filled Mrs. Kline
Mcdonald of Baldwin favored the con-
gregation with a beautiful song selec-
ton which was a pleasure to hear and
much appreciated by all.
The Red Cross drive on Saturday
proved very successful, about $55 be-
ing collected. The ladies assisting
were Mrs. Harry Nicholson, Mrs. For
est Brown, Mrs. Tigue and Maude
Bowles, and they were very greatful
for the generous donations to this
organization.
Mrs. Roy Carter and daughter, Eva,
went to Elk River on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace rejoice
over the arrival of baby boy at their
home last Thursday.
Mrs. Tigue was in Elk River on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Healy of Elk River was in
town the last of the week.
Messrs. G. N. Stendahl and VIM
Mode went to Minneapolis on Wcdnes.
day.
Mr. Nash was in Elk River or
Thursday.
The central office was closed or
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
o'clock in honor of the funeral of the
late Frank Wellington at Big Lake.
Mrs. I. F. Walker, Dick Walker anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hannay were
over from Spencer Brook to attend thu
club meeting on Wednesday.
Rev. Clark preached funeral ser
mon in Blue Hill on Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. Bcrglund and Mr.. Nash autoe(
to Milaca on Tuesday.
Lillian Stendahl went to Minneap
oils on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halgren wer,
up from Lake Minnetonka on Sunday
BLUE HILL