The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-22

Doris Benson, Gladys Garry, Helen
Dickson Vivian McNamara, Isabel
Hanson. Alice Hanson, Kenneth Ham
ilton. Elvera Fettgether, Julia Cleve-
LAM, Julia Schaub, Cbra Sorenson'
Margie Cleveland, Annie Hanauer,
Helen Brown, Harriet Harrison, Myr-.
tie Dickson, Vivian Coons, Elvera
Mohagan, Ruth Henson, Josephine
Hoffman, Harold Leseur, Edward Pet
erson, Donald Cole, Gilbert Hanson
Harold Cliff, Richard Sweetman. A
six o'clock luncheon was served and
the evening was spent in playing
games. =. 4. ..-.. r.. --
MR.. AND MRS. E. B. HARDER
were very delightfully."- surprised last
Saturday evening, March IT, when
twenty of their many friends
stepped in to help them celebrate their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Mr.,
and Mrs. Harder were REMARKED by
Mr.. Eric Forsberg. The best man was
Mr.. William Gwinn who carried sham
rock; the bridesmaid was Miss Hilda
Veeder who carried rollinglpin.
Miss Violet Thornbloom and Florence
Penrose carried the ring on pillow.
After the ceremony the Coe-Workers
presented the bride and groom with a
set of silverspoons, besides many
gifts from other friends. Then a de-
licious wedding supper was served
The chief entertainment of the eve
ming was dancing and playing cards.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Harder wish to congratulate them and
wish them another happy twenty-five
years of married life.-Contributed.
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ON SATURDAY EVENING OF
last week one division of the W.. N
A. Circle entertained the other divisn
ion with the husbands as guests of a
, at st. Patrick's party at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., F. .Strebel. The
rooms and tables were tastefully dec
Grated with green pipes, shamrocks,
green candles and ferns helping to
carry out the idea
Dinner was served at $50 after
which a wonderful artistic little pro-
gram consisting Of readings and mu-
sic was given by the ladies. The
hostesses at this party were: Mrs. c.
D. Marshall, Mrs. Strebel, Mrs. Ho-
gan, Miss Esther Sprague, Mrs. Alex
Jameson, Mrs. j. H. Law, Mrs. Frank
Perry, Mrs. McNiece and Mrs. L. l..
Kells.
MISS HELEN GALLAGHER AND
Mss Margaret Thomas entertained at
st. Patrick's party Saturday. TT
table was prettily decorated in green
and white and dainty refreshments
we're served, carrying out the sam
color scheme. The entertainment con-
sisted of various tricks and stunts.
Those who were present were: Missee
Dorthy Spencer, Marguerite Wyatt,
Dorotay Bugbee, Clifford Everhardt
Elizabeth Bony, Cora Ellingson
Lynn Gelkey, Elma Mitardy, Laura
Peterson, Helen Gallagher, Margaret
Thomas, Mrs. Ben BoSShardt.
D.
LAST THURSDAY EVENING AT
ter regular business meeting of the
Rebecca Lodge, the entertainment
committee gave very.interesting pro-
gram. 1t being so near st. Patricks
day the numbers rendered were strict
ly Irish. The selections by the Irish
Free State" Quartette were heartily
applauded. After the program a de
|licious lunch was served. The, table
decorations were in green and white.
MISS RUTH EMBLDM WAS q.
victim of a very pleasant surprise at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Emblom of Kandota town
ship, Saturday evening, when 25 self
invited guests from Sank Centre and
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