The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-15

garet Thomas, Dorothy Scott, Mar
garet Dundas, Elizabeth Bainy, Cora
Ellingson, Dorothy Bugbee, Lucy
Hunt, Laura Peterson and Helen
Swanson.
THE PAST FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bishop of this city and their children,
held a reunion at which all members
of the immediate family were pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lippert
(nee Lucille Bishop drove up Fri
day afternoon from their home near
Mayer, Mimi. Donald arrived Fri
day evening from Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs Harold Bishop of Clarissa
drove down Saturday, and Miss Alma
Bishop County nurse of Hubbard
county, drove down from Park Rap
ids, having been detained by the i'll
ness of one of the teachers which re-
quested her services. Friday, No
vember 10th will be the 30th we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bishop and it was in honor
of this event that the family reunion
was held, but on account of the UNI
settled weather at this time of the
year, the family felt that it was best
to take advantage of the weather and
hold the reunion last weekend while
the weather was still good. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lippert returned home Sunday.
Donald Bishop also went back to
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bishop returned to Clarissa Tuesday
morning, and Miss Alma Bishop to
Park Rapids at the same time. The
reunion was very enjoyable and it
was the first time the entire family
had been together for quite while.
MISS MARY IRISH, DAUGHTER
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Irish of Sank
Centre and James E. Talbot, son of
Mrs. Ida Martin of Minneapolis, were
united in marriage Nov. 10th at the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church,
Grant and Marquette Sts., Minneap-
oils. The Rev. Roberts officiating
The wedding was a very quiet af-
fair, Mrs. E. E. Irish, Charles and
Angus Irish, mother and brothers OF
the bride being the only witnesses
present.
The bride was born and educated
in this city. The groom is employed
in Minneapolis and they will make
their future home in that city.
MRS. j. F. Dubois WAS HOS.
tess at an English Bridge luncheon
last Saturday at 100 o'clock, in hon.
or of her mother, Mrs. Mattocks, Of
Elgin, Ill. The favors were corsages
| of what appeared to, be English VIC
lets but upon looking closely each
guest discovered thread, needles, etc.
hidden in the heart of her bouquet
Following the luncheon Bridge wa
played at two tables. The guests
were: Mesdames Mary Hogan, c.. D.
Marshall, Henry Bergman, Heller
Ingram, j. A. Dubois, Barbara Merri
man, and j. A. Caughren.
| r.
| MRS. o. w. DOWSWELL EN-
tertained at two tables of Bridg
last Friday afternoon in honor O.
Mrs, Mattocks who returns to he
home at Elgin, ILL.,, the latter part o
the week after an extended visit witt
her daughter, Mrs. Julian Dubois
! Mesdames Merriman, VIM. Parker
Julian Dubois, ]. A. Dubois, B. F
/ Dubois, l.. l.. Kells, and Henri,
Borgmann were the guests present
j A very dainty lunch was served at
ter cards.
j GLEN SULLIVAN WAS HOS
/ to a number of little friends Monda,
afternoon in honor of his 18th birth
day anniversary. The little folk
were entertained with games an,
other amusements after which YER
dainty refreshments were served
The following were the guests: Yer
and Patricia Sparkes, Alice and Dor
othy Heraly, Raymond McCracken
Willard Blk, Kenneth Mickey, Rob
ert Vandesteeg and Robert Falk.
i MP. AND MRS. GEORGE w
Steiner were host and hostesses at
6 80 dinner Tuesday evening, fol
lowed by cards. The guests were
n Mewrs. and fMesdames v. l.. Bun
n cess W E q Brown, v. IT. Conklir
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II A REGULAR MEETING OF Ma
omi Chapter, No. 81, Order of tn
Eastern Star, will be held in the Ma
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