The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-12-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB
is HOST TO ladies
DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION HELD
AT MASONIC TEMPLE LAST
THURSDAY EVENING
TEN GUESTS FROM ST. CLOUD
ELK'S QUARTETTE AND MISS
MATTE HUSTON, WHIST
LER, MAKE HIT

20 The Sank Centre Commercial Club
pulled off another record stunt at the
Masonic Temple Thursday evening of
last week when they served a splen-
did dinner for the wives of the mem.
bers of the Club and ten guests from
st. Cloud. The dinner was prepared
by the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church and was daintily and promptly
served. "A
President Parker had issued invita-
tons to the officers of the st. Cloud
Commercial Club and their ladies and
also. to the famous Elk's Quartette of
the Granite City. Ten responded to
this invitation and were no small fac
tors in making the evening srlend d
success. The personel of the the st.
Cloud delegation follows: Pre,',;cnt
and Mrs. H. A. Mckenzie ana Secre-
tary and Mrs. Frank Lee of the st.
Cloud Commercial Club; Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mel Cole, Dan Haslan, Paul Cook,
Don Freeman, the latter gentlemen
members of the quartette; and Miss
Matte Huston accompanies and whis-
tier par excellent.
The quartette were most generous
with their offerings and the whistling
of Miss Huston was an artistic treat.
President Parker called upon Pres
ident Mckenzie of St. Cloud who
expressed delight and thanks on the
part Of the St. Cloud guests and fe-
located aSauk Centre upon the splen-
did community spirit in evidence.
DR.. u. A. Dubois explained the
proposed plan for the improving ari
extending the waterworks system Of
Sank Centre.
Following the dinner cards were
enjoyed by some while others enjoy
ed dancing.
On the whole the event was enc OF
the most enjoyable held in Sank
Centre for many day. f@
In speaking of the affair the ST.
Cloud Times says: ~,
"That the Sank Centre Commercial
Club is live progressive institu-
ton is the impression brought to st.
Cloud by President Mckenzie of the
St. Cloud club, who with others last
night attended remarkable meeting
of the Sank Centre boosters. The club
in Stearns' western city numbers
abouts90 members on it's rolls, irclud-
ing practically every merchant in the
city, and the attendance last evening
approximated 100 per cent.
eve were truly amazed at the UNI
usually fine community spirit shown
stated Mr.. Mckenzie. Gas well as at
the splendid and cordial relations be-
tween club members. The manner IN
which the Sank Centre club entertains
visitors is magnificent
"The club. under the Leadership OF
President William Parker and Secre-
tary l.. w. Gingerv has made rapid
progress and has become Sn active
factor in the development of the husl-
ness and social life in Sank Centre.
Among the topics considered lost eve
ming was the establishment of a pnre
water system for the citv. advocated
in a concise statement by DIR. j. A. Du
Bois. The city will shorty v"te
ON a proposition to issue m'n'c'p'i
bonds for 100000 for erection Il
a complete and modern p'ant. Certain
enthusiastic boosters ag'tated n.y.
posed "white way" at last nights
meeting.
"The evening was largely spent So
cially, with an excellent program fol-
lowing dinner. Later in the evenng
cards were played at many tables re-
quired by large attendance, es.inst-
ed to number $50 gentlemen and lad
les.
Included in the party from st.
Cloud were Mr. and Mrs. Mckenzie,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee, the Elks
Quartet, accompanied by their wives,
and. Miss Matte Huston"