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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. William Worthington, who is
the guest of Mrs. r. T. Ashford, will
return to her home in Wichita Falls.
Tex, on Saturday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Provost of Mobile is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Donald
Drennen and Mr.. Drennen.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Miles of Co
lumbianna are guests at the Tut
wiler
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Housman have
returned to their home in Tuscaloosa
after a visit to their brother, Mr.. f.
w. Housman.
Miss Estelle Brown will spend this
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. George
]. Roebuck at Huffman, Ala.
Friends of Mrs. +. w. Housman
will regret to learn that she is i'll at
South Highland infirmary following
an operation.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Drennen have
named their little daughter Kath-
crime.
Mr.. @, B. Newman. Jr., who is at
Carnegie Tech. will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Gay of Atlanta
will be among the out-of-tow guests
at the Rinehart- Redd wedding Thurs
day evening.
Miss Myra Belle Pope, who is stu
dent at Rogers Hall, will arrive De-
cember % to spend the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Gus Pope.
named their daughter Doris Louise
Mrs. Arthur Jones of Decatur is
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Skeggs for a few days at their home
1921 Crescent road.
Mrs. Exum Elliott was suddenly
called to Lincolnton, N. c.. on account
of the serious Illness of her little
niece, Bessie Johnston.
Mrs. ]. p. Jones, Jr., of Newman,
Ga, and daughter Anne arrived Sat
urday to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Donald Drennen and Mrs. William
Provost.
Miss Mary Alice Eastwood will ar
rive December 10. to spend the hoi-
idays with her aunt Mrs. Pascal
Shook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Major have
named their little son, Arthur Lee,
Jr.
Miss Carrie Alexander, of Chatta-
nooga, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
j. 4. Gaboury. having come to be
with her sister, Mrs. e. w Hous-
man. who has recently undergone an
operation.
Mrs. w. r. Porter. of Florida, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. S.
Webster, on Cliff Road.
DR.. Aston Maxwell of Tuscaloosa.
spent Monday in Birmingham as the
guest of Mr.. E. W. Housman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank May, of Pas
adena. will arrive today to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cart
wright. Mrs. May will be pleasantly
| remembered as Mrs. Charles f. Par
rott. of Gadsden. who was a frequent
visitor to Birmingham.
Mr.. w. D. Smith has returned from
trip to Buffalo and other points.
Mrs. Myron George Doll U.ouise
Woodward BalD of Santiago, Chile.
was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
Laurens J Jones en- route u
Montgomery to join her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Stanley Woodward. who is
visiting there. Mrs. Doll viii visit
| in Montgomery for few days, re-
| turning for the holidays with Mrs.
Jones, while Mrs. Woodward leaves
tomorrow for New York.
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IL TOCIETN5@4NTE EGTS9WOl1EN3I
HoNoRING MISS REpp

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brewer enter
tanned last evening at 'heater
party and buffet supper az their
home, on Mountain Terrace, eompii-
menting Miss Torrance Redd AMI
Mr.. Roger r. Rinehart, of Charlotte
willie. Va, whose wedding will be an
event of tomorrow evening. Mrs.
W. p. Redd presided at the coffee
table, which was centered with
lovely Christmas basket of holly
and mistletoe.
The guests were: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hollis Rinehart, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Katherine Redd, Miss Anita sloss,
Miss Martha Collier Miss RATHER
inc Lynch, DR.. and Mrs. Miller Rob-
inson. Jr., Mr.. Rodger Il. Rinehart,
Mr.. Jack Rinehart, Mr.. Hollis Rine-
hart, Jr.. Mr.. Harry DeButts, Mr..
Hunter peButts. Mr.. William Luke,
Mr.. Robert Shepard and Mr.. William
Moughon.
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MISS Observation-Disclosures
LUNCHEON .

Miss Clara DeBardeleben enter.
tained at luncheon, yesterday at
the country club, complimenting MISC
Mary Chambless Dryer, lovely
bride of this afternoon.
The table was adorned with a
beautiful centerpiece of pink ehrys-
anthemums and tiny baskets of pink
and white mints.
Only the members of the bridal
party were included in Miss DeBar-
delebens hospitality.
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HoNORED IN ATLANTA

Miss Dorothy Haywood. of Worces-
ter, Mass. the attractive guest of
Miss Nell Sims, was honor guest at
the informal tea party yesterday at
the Piedmont Driving club by Mrs.
George Mccarthy, says the Atlanta
Constitution.
Vari colored chrysanthemuns
adorned the center of the tea table.
and the guest list included twelve
friends.
Miss Haywood was the attractive
guest in this city last week of Mrs.
George Connors, who entertained
for her at a lovely dinner party fol-
lowed by bridge.
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CLOUD-DRYER
THEATRE PARTA-

The groomsmen of the Cloud Dryer
wedding party were hosts at a Dox
party at the Lyric in honor of the
bride-elect, Miss Mary Chambiess
Dryer Included in the party were
Miss Dryer. Miss Elizabeth Cloud,
Miss Sarah oliver, Miss Gladys Man
ming miss Dorothy Dryer, Mr.. Fay
cite j. Cloud, Mr.. Louis Cloud, MIR.
Dave Rice, Mr.. Henry Gates, Mr.. La
mont Major, DIR. and Mrs. K w Com
stantine and Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Dryer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
PROGRESS STUDY CLUB HOLDS
OPEN MEETING YESTERDAY

az AZ rs. holland POWELL was hos
IMl tess yesterday to the members
0VS of the Progress study club at
an open meeting of the club, which
was one of the most delightful occa-
sions of the week
The house was deliberately decor
ated with bright holly, mistletoe and
many of the charming devices sug-
gestive of the Christmas season.
The pretty tea table was centered
with a basket of great beautiful yell
low chrysanthemums Mrs. Raymond
Jones and Mrs. c. E. Woodruff pre-
sided at the table and poured the tea.
An interesting contest, which was
greatly enjoyed was the guessing of
we'll known advertisements both local
and otherwise. from the pictures
which accompany them.
The guests included the members of
the club and few outside guests.
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HOSTESsEs AT BUFFET

Mrs. r. w. Fonville and Mrs. w. y.
Fonville entertained yesterday at buff
fet luncheon lat the home of Mrs. r.
w. FonVille in Terrace court. Mrs
w. d. Fonville and Mrs. White Horns
by furnished delightful musical pro-
gram.
The house was gay with cut flowers
and 40 guests enjoyed the occasion,
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Lena, there will be another woman in
the party who will bite her lip with
yexation because you will not hear
the remarks she makes to'you.
mo. dear. we will not ask Lena to
the dance" Her tone had that cool
finality that Andrew had learned to
respect
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
GRADUATE NURSES MEETINC

Tho Graduate Nurses association
Will meet this Afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
in the Bushes and Professional
Womens club rooms
Immediately following the meet
ing the Red Cross meeting will be
held.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14

a German Investigator reports that
watering plants with dilute solu-
ton OF glycerine or wood alcohol in.
creases their growth considerably
He experimental with cabbage. rye
beans and some other plants: and .e
ported an increase in yield in one
case as high as 122 per cent over the
untreated plants.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC
CT I'M nAII

CLUB BALL
The B. A. C. will give their an
nual ball at the club on Saturday
evening. December "a. Miss Viola
Goldsmith will lead the grand march
with Mr.. John Harris. The affair
will be formal and is to be one of
the charming events of the holidays.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
n AszA an

The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Sfxty-seyenth street Method
list church will hold a bazaar to-
morrow and Thursday at 2110 Sec
ond avenue.
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CLoUD-DRYER wEDD,NG

The marriage of Miss Mary Cham
bless Dryer and Mr.. Fayette Cloud
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock at the Eleventh Avenue Meth
odist church.
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JUDGE AND MRs. DRYER HOSTS

Judge and Mrs. f. II. Dryer en-
tertained at a buffet supper last
evening in hoonr of Miss Mary Cham
bliss Dryer, following the rehearsal
for the Cloud-D Dryer wedding.
The house was adorned with vel
low chrysanthemums and lighted
with yellow candles.
The coffee table with its cover of
cluny lace was conferred with a big
handsome BRIDES cake embossed IN
yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Della
Dryer poured the coffee.
The guests were: Miss Mary Cham
bliss Dryer, Miss Sarah Dryer, aun:
of the bride, Mr.. Fayette j. Cloud.
Mr.. Louis Cloud, Mr.. Henry Safes.
Mr.. Dave Wright, Mr.. Lamont Ma
jor. and Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Dryer.
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Daily Menu

MRS. MYRON GEORGE DOLL

Ereakfnse
Baked Apples Stuffed With Country
Sausage
Cereal Mullins Coffee
Luncheon
Macaroni au Gratin
Icoiied Tomatoes
Hot Biscuits Stewed Plunis
Tea
Dinner
Broled Lamb Chops, Potatoes
Peas Mint Jelly
Cole Slaw
Hot Biscuits Delicious Jam
Coffee
Delicious jam
One quart cooked carrots. one
pound graduated sugar and pinch
of salt. Wash, scrape and boil the
carrots until tender; mash through a
coilander. add grated yellow rind of
two oranges and the strained juice,
sugar and salt: cook slowly and stir
often for about half hour or until
mixture is the consistency of jam
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The Progress study club is one Of
the most active and charming organ
izations of the city and includes in
its membership a number of the most
popular young girls and matronIs of
the city.
The club was organized five years
ago by Miss Martha Bradshaw, who
is now Mrs. Walter Rountree, and
Mrs. Frank Clark.
The charter members were: Miss
Nell Cosby, now Mrs. Cecil CASTOR;
Miss Bradshaw, Miss Augusta Clark
(Mrs. Powell NoIand), Miss Emily
Dixon Mrs Henry Fowlkes). Miss
Marguerite Nabers (Mrs. Jones), Miss
Eula Weekly Mrs. Cross, Miss Mar
ion Plnchard and Miss Hattie Mont
gomery.
Subjects of study have been: Rus
STA, France, America, and this year,
the drama.
During the war, when the members
were all busily engaged in war work,
the club was disbanded for a year
Some interesting papers this year
have been: What Constitutes a
Loyal club Woman" by Miss Beverly
Leake, and THE Production of the
Play" by Mrs Cecil CASTOR.
The Alabama day program, on De-
cember 6. was of unusual interest.
Four interesting papers were given,
"Alabamas Heroes" Alabama Actors
and Actresses. Dramatists and Writ
ers"
After this program an interesting
discussion of Birmingham people who
have become famous was held.
The officers of the club for this
year are; President. Miss Josephine
Cosby; vice president, Miss Evalina
Wilkerson; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Sam Ledbetter; federation sec
rotary, Mrs. Powell Nolen; secretary
Of literature. Mrs. Keene Berry; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. Edgar Bowron
and Mrs Ralph Smallman.
The members are: Miss Josephine
Cosby, Mrs. Cecil Castor, Mrs. Lee
Allen Brooks, Mrs. Edgar Bowron
Mrs. Don Marring, Miss Lenora Has
singer, Mrs. Ralph Smallman, Miss
Hattie Montgomery, Miss Mary Ida
Wood, Mrs. Charles Woodruff. Mrs
Henley Smith, Mrs. Powell Nolen, Mrs.
Paul Pierce. Mrs. Keene Berry, Mrs
Walter Rountree, Mrs. Jennings Gil
lem, Mrs. Al CARRIER, Miss Evalina
Wilkerson, Miss Beverly Leake. Mrs
Henry Fowlkes. Miss Mary stiles,
Mrs. Francis Brown, Mrs Lee Turl-
ington, Mrs. r Y. Magruder Mrs Sam
Leadbetter. Jr, Mrs. William Spencer
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. Mrs. Crawford
Johnson, Jr, Miss Katherine Morrow
and Mrs. Porter stiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

honor Of Mrs. Richard Kidd. who ID NOV
ing TO Gays Ridge.
Revival services began At the VI. p.
church Sunday evening. conducted oy
Ecv. Sanford. the pastor. Everybody u
welcome.
Vcrna Benson and Alma Moore, teach
crs in the grades. were at Freeport Fri
day
were callers in town Saturday.
C;rart Morton. Of Bellaire. spent the
Weekend in town.
'Theima Watson. who is teaching In
Adcna. WAS home over Sunday.
Mrs Kate Shipley, who has been
sn.ndinG several months with her sis
Ter. Mrs. John Dixon. returned to her
Nome nj Circievillc Wednesday.
Tohn Gummere spent Saturday with
his father NJ. VI. Gummere. Of Pleasant
Grove. a..
Weekend with her grandparents, Ne
and MR.. william Watson. , s
Iclrn UiiigaS. Mrs. Ethel Sloan.
,,Iisabcth Yost and r. G. Wilson were
shoppers in Wheeling Saturday.
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:tt..-dHE ,N,;,,nG III their 'tN' I"''l'3
a; Thriy-s:,rh and Jh,uh straits. '"''
EurNr NiHl',.c club w''l h"l! Il lthi"'
N h"l"- - HERMAN Free ANA VINO WI"
..i,r Tor California Sunday. tn" com
rn.l'." IA utd" ilaI .rrnhE"m""iS TOR
H.. evening : program aud nhii! rr"hi'
ll..i.; ,"uu- nl'u ar. tnlrH- mas P''fl''
,.;rr;3n.. !:nl"ri itrkS.'U and Ihart :
i!H"li r.y Will ""trrthin th">e IN ~
,.n.Ilu,,. by their ,,.,.r s,.,",r. 49,, ~ i.''
Joan iiHrtrr ami Harry E'or">, VII rem
de- ,rirri;"u> an In pan" ana N!"!ih
H.. 30, ;.lr'y. Edward Hart VIII pr"Si'o
:,.- i'a~tmn~trr. -" "Inh rooms hay"
h'..l artls;i'hN, d"'"rI'"d M.'u -"
,'U''. ,"n'rs. IGrrI" and Mn.t". y - )
.,..,.or:,' m"uu H,s hrn pr"iHr"d, -
,h,. ,..r.ir.i'r.. realizes Iit'' str"na; proc
r"r~,., NvuuE m,a hnN" III i"-hrd /"
tA,:
Entertain Choir.
Lr.i ',"h'n~ -" '""'r - -" MI,
NJ /: Church VS. entertained BY Rev
\. VI. .Lri"w, pastor ct i..' v''".,.r D."
-. i-u~uI..t-,r N.'.? -UrirI dIS'r" !"!iS
FORMED thu program for he ry"i.Ir.., .'Hi
.,' e, -"'>"rh",'' h'Hr '"lr"Sl"""i~ "''t
e. r,'d. w'u'r:iuI Tan" wHS "rJ"}'d
rto.e J.sing Remodeled.
The dry fo"'t% Stor" II ". S""""r'
'..,. ., sea. . ...,ui, S'I'','t. - h. tr- ~
trns.v'iy r"m"dci"d INSIDE. I'll" w"rF
e .-:-'. g.. .a-'t!IInE now Sn'.H'- an
rh' r"pa.ruE ct mthy drf"rtS about TIA
Supper to Be Given.
March lnih thrr" wi h'. e supper
given at Wr>I"y VI. l.. church 10y tn"
:-UI,i.! >rhuul classes. ON" AID lhC":
Now store viii Open.
.i"'"ph llUrh. veteran of Tia" VOL "a
VIZ. w!.l even I fruif and rru3u.r "s4'
l,,u..s hm'ut at 80 Jacob street. Shtu"'
.u,y. Mr. i'uv,r was formerly IN M
rr".rry business aud has h'd " great
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danes IIaar' dorm. Corners. West
H. lh"l. M,t.,r. Trainor. burke. lash
~, rhd!rm. r!uunafan, Mr. Harth and
Mr.. IlIrIin..
Catcher Offered Position.
EaFIur'.I I'uUrh." r.t~ h..N offered
r.l,'' "u TIA" E!It,mnr" Iry Docks
ttS b.. team for IN. year. Mr.. D"na-
'.' played g wn'.d'r'ul gam" rs catcher
Irsi Year win IA" \ :. y r. i. tears
"ld h.s mra% friends w,-h him success
= h" .t'''ri;s fH.' uIt,"
Personals.
car! rrI'f~k' Etw""i johns. Harold
Fr'"E,"d nuL ''i"r:'~' SrhrUmr Will re-
sum" their dut -s II tho Whe"liuE Steel
= IRA works 80 If"uw"od u"Nt week.
Edward Fischer. ST. Jacob street. TO-
turned h"m" yesterday from the Ohio
hHi"r Genera, h"spIIa! here he under
W'."r an "l"rriIVu fer appendicitis.
William liari has returned from a trim
t. western ohio kh"r" - las been visit.
ImE lrirnhs
I"hn EIr}," ihr South Sjdn rnnfcr.
l:"rr"r. ha> "'""'v'd - lin" assortment
If Easter goods.
Harry Humphrey has a".rpIcd a 20
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NO new SMALLPOX

,'nuu,v Health Officer Iv. !. :. HupN.
announced last evening :h"r" Wy" -"
r.w ,:,s..S al smallpox G"v"iuN"l l">t"-.
day ia West Liberty. and th"r" = Il"
danger nov - ~ epidemic "r tn" dtS-
eH-..
IN" grudH .,,.''oo.~ VII r"o1"" ;".!''
:, '..~ being c.,.~"d several day. "l.'"
tho school na~ h"'nE fumiGTt'd H"d I
w,r" b"iuS v2""j!..i''i.
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SOUTHSIDE


EuN Awnings now rh"II".r 'nan later.
Tel! ri3 Wn.c;!NE Tent y ANnlnE o.
f-li-iu-w I-tU-ihy-lI
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sition with the Central Wheeling Glass
company.
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To state College

It wa announced today tHa' Evan
gels, Sob" Jones who has been CON
dUrt.nE = &v" weeks rrv!va! here. vii
'rav" here n">t MonLay for Stat" t",-
lrCe. Pennsylvania, wh"r" he VIII rru-
uG,: = c,'Ti,igN rf tHr"" weeks t,r
the college. II" viii hN ayc"nis,u."i
l., rs VII" and son bob and ny h:S
rh"rSi"r i.nr'n Jones and w,'' taUl~
najgu Manage" hon Cochran ."a>ra THIS
work :or M.u,r:I; Springs. TEXAS, WH,r"
!oh'S u"\t ,Ih"-ua,,T ,.tmno ,Gn w! BE-"
held. Np'"!Hw 80 April.
Schools DISMISSED
IN" public schools Of MlnSo Junr;:"n
ht-" hr"n CEASED for IA" remainder ~
the w""h CIV .nc to = "a;"r sh"r'&"".
sod y" % hr,rl - IL. ruunS - tn"
villE" water WORKS win ihc water
supply -: # F; A..~ D""u apo S'h."
- heat H." s,ror's wj'h SCUM 2Td a.
~ or' La n "o'l buildings sap
LIN! d"c,dch :" cal OF >,hun. un;.i
Repairs -" ".I,!, 70; ~. water works.
The town has h"ru w::h"u; water fn-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-04-07
be entertained Tuesday, April IL at
the home Of Mrs. Jos. Robinson. ALI
members are urged to be present as
there is special business to transact.
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp spent
Tuesday visiting with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. Knapp at
Willard
Don't forget the Chicken dinner at
the Masonic Temple Saturday eve
ming, given by Our Lady of the An
!. giles Church.-Adv.
Miss Emma Doege, who has spent
the past few months with her parents
returned to her home at Marble
Rock, Iowa Monday.
Miss Myrtle Anderson, milllner. at
Harris Store, Long Prairie, was the
week end guest of her parents, MI.
and Mrs. A. F. Anderson.
Sale on Ford radiators as we are
oyerstocked. O'Gara Garage.-Adv.
Webster Hedin, who recently grad
uated from the University OF Mime
sofa, spent last week visiting WITH
| his mother, Mrs. Ida Hedin.
Lewis Eckenrod, who is employed
at the Willard Battery station at 81
Cloud, spent few days last week
visiting with Sank Centre friends.
Sale on Ford radiators as we are
overstocked. O'Gara Garage.-Adv
Miss Anna Doege, who is attend
ing the St. Cloud Business College
and who has spent the past week VIII.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Doege, returned to her school duties
Monday.
Miss Charlotte Wagner returned
to her school duties at Lake Park, la.
Sunday after a weeks visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Wagner
J. A. Bisel returned the first OF tne
week from Grey Eagle where he az,
tended to business matters in the in.
terest of the Central Unadilla SIG
company.
/ Sale on Ford radiators as we are
overstocked. O'Gara Garage.-Advs
Miss Victoria Meyers left Wednes-
day for a short visit with relatives
and friends in st. Cloud. Miss Mey.
ers is expected to return this Thurs
day. s5s s
i J. Lee Parker and N. w. Lawrence
of the Caughren Theatre drove 70
Minneapolis Tuesday to attend to
business matters in the interests OF
the Theatre. ).
| Miss Beulah Barnette, who has
spent the past several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bar
nette, returned to her work at Sparta
Wis.,, Wednesday. q
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Social Events
ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT WE'D

ONE OF THE PRETTIEST WE'D
dings of spring taking place in st.
Cloud, was the marriage of Miss Hell
en- Chrihart, daughter of Isadore
Chrihart of 811 Court House Square,
ST. Cloud, and DR.. George Paul OF
Holdingford, a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Paul of Sank Centre. The service
was solemnized at the Cathedral IN
ST. Cloud Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock, Father Windenbrink per-
Farming the ceremony in the pres
nee of relatives Of the couple. Miss
Veronica Paul, a sister of the groom,
was maid Of honor. She wore a del
icate peach colored crepe de chene
gown, and carried a bouquet OF car
nations. The groom was attended
by Louis Eckenrod, a former Sank
Centre boy. The bride woreSa white
charmeuse gown which was embroid-
cred and beaded. Her veil which was
cap effect and hung to the hem OF her
gown, was held in place with lilies OF
the valley. Her bridal bouquet was
white roses. A wedding dinner was
served at the home of the brides
father, where covers were laid for
fifty guests. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Paul
and daughter Veronica of Sank Cen
tire attended the wedding. Mrs. Paul
Is not very we'll known in Sank Cen
tire but is one of the popular young
ladies of st. Cloud. DR.. Paul lived In
Sank Centre for a number of years
and has been located as veterinary
at Holdingford since completing his
course at the Chicago University. The
couple left st. Cloud for the cities
Tuesday afternoon, where they will
spend their honeymoon. They will
make their home in Holdingford.
SUPT. AND MRS. J. C. WEST
were host and hostess to the Sans
Souci Circle Tuesday evening at their
home on the corner of Fourth and
Pine streets. A six-thirty dinner
was served and the evening was very
spent playing Progressive
500. Miss Donahue of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Frank Schoen of Madison
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-04-07
Wis, were honored guests of the Cir
Gle.

Wis, were honored guests of the Cir
Gle. 49,,
MRS. E. A. RICHARDS AND
Mrs. Theo. Dock are giving series
of Bridge parties this week at the
Richards home on Pine street. We'd
nesday afternoon guests numbering
forty were entertained and deli
cious lunch was served. The same
number of guests will be entertained
by the ladies Saturday afternoon.
*&
MISSES LOIS M. RATTLE AND
Mildred Johnson entertained the
members Of the faculty a. a Bridge
party Monday evening at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Goodsell on
Main street. A dainty lunch was
served to the guests. -
Us MRS. JOHN Law AND MRS. L.
]. Irish very delightfully."- entertained
the w. N. As Circle at the home of
the former Tuesday afternoon. This
was the last meeting Of the Circle
this year. Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests.
MRS. F. S. COOPER AND MISS
Wirnifred Cooper were hostesses to
a bridge party Saturday afternoon
at the home of the former. Invita-
lions were issued to forty-two guests.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the afternoon. Is
MRS. HENRY BORGMANN is
very delightfully."- entertaining num-
Der Of lady friends at Bridge party
this Thursday afternoon. Dainty
refreshments will be served at five
o'clock.
THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS WILL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-04-07
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank all those who BY
their beautiful floral offerings by
their presence among us and in every
other way so kindly assisted us dur
ing the time Of our bereavement of
our beloved son and brother, Henry
Thornton.
Mrs. Bertha Thornton
Adv and Family.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-04-07
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
| wish to thank my dear friends
and neighbors for the beautiful flow
ers sent me during my illness of the
past few weeks.
aoV j. A. Caughren.